The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-08
POLICE NTELLI sEyCE.

GETTING AFFRAy.-Peter Mcintyre, OF No. 81 New
Chambers street, and Daniel Capel had an alterca-
ton about two O'Clock yesterday morning, during
which the latter cut the former slightly on the naDd
refused to make a complaint against his adversary.
TIE FOURTH AVENUE RoBBERY.-Jacob schee
and Andrew Run, the two youths whose arrest was
published in yesterdays HERALD on charge Of
goi-, into the place Of VIM. H. Falconer, No. 100
Fourth avenue. and by means OF false keys opening
the safe and stealing tcrelr0m $40 IN United states
bowling at the Tombs. 1t will be remembered that
Schler had been IN the employ OF Mr.. Faiconer.
Both boys admitted their guilt. They were CON-
mtted for trial.
A JUNK DEALER IN TROUBLE.-JOhn Howard
Junk dealer at the corner Of Reade and Greenwich
Streets was yesterday arrested charge OF steal
ing otherwise coming wrongully in possession OF
vucanized rubber Of the value Of $2o the property
of Messrs. Pollock Van wagenen, 2l2 West street.
The rubber was stolen. 1t Is alleged, from Messrs
Pollock Il Van Wagenen's place Oh the 10Th ult and
the first trace obtained Of II was an offer of the same
by the accused for sale TO Mr. Hyland, 33 Corlandt
street. The prisoner who claims not 70 be guilty OF
the charge preferred against him, was committed by
Justice bowling, OF the TOmbs Police Court, to an
swer In default Of 1000 bail.
LARCENY OF A wATCH.-A young man, named
Patrick Gallagher. was yesterday arraigned before
Justice Shandley at the Essex Market Police
Court, ON Q charge Of having stolen watch ana
chain, valued at forty dollars, from the person OF
Patrick Maloy of No.'55l East Eleventh street. 1t
appears that the two men were out drinking
together on Tuesday, and that when on their way
home MaOy missed his watch. AT the same time
to his heels but was Intercepted by OIL
Ger McArdle, Of the Seventeenth precinct
watch in his possession. Gallagher states that he
only took the watch for safe keeping, intending to
return 1t wnen Maloy was sober. lie was held TO
answer.
A,rvcrn p At Sc pRrrENCE & ,sE--John KleinwOr,h
resides at No. IL Stanton street. and just now he IS
in little trouble. It appears that the 2Sth day
OF last month he met man named Joseph Walter
in lager bier saloon in Delaney street, and over
the favoritc Teutonic beverage the two strangers
soon became good friends, so much so indeed,
that Waiter invited Kleinworth to go home
| with him and enjoy the hospitallties Of MS
| house. KlelnwOrth went and remained under Wal
| ter's roof for two three days.. One day Walter
| proposed that Keinworth and he should go into
partnership and start lager beer saloon, at the
same time stating that II he (kleinwOrth) would
put up fifty dollars he would md the rest or the
money and hire place which he knew was to let
cheap. kleinwOrtn put up the ifty dollars, but has
| since heard anything Of his would-be partner
| He therefore caused his arrest yesterday, and
charged him, before Justice Shandley. with obtain
| ing morey under false pretences. Walter denies
any guilt the transaction and gave bail 10 answer
| the charge
| STEALING A HORsE-A young man named PeteI
Christian Gergensen was arraigned yesterday before
Justice shandey, at the Essex Market Police Court
on charge OF stealing horse valued Al $500. TIE
| complainant, Mr. Daniel Tone, stated that late On
Friday night early on Saturday morning last the
horse IN question was taken away without authority
from pasture lot on the corner OF 1l4tt
| street and Broadway. All endeavOrs to ascer
tain where the animal mad gone were useless
| ana Mr.. Tone concluded that he had lost hi
, property. Yesterday Officer jeremiah Wood
| of the Tenth precinct, called upon him and informed
hun that he had recovered morse slhiiaI 10 tne ons
lost. Tone went with the officer to livery stable II
| Chryste street and there found his horse. the OF
! fcer testified that about ten O'Clock on Saturday
| morning he saw the prisoner In Hester street. hay
ing the hor Sc in his possession ana that nj that tn
| he was endeavorlng to sell the quadruped me OF
fccr's suspicion was aroused, and he therefore at
rested Gergensen. The prisoner, when questlone,
by the Justice, admitted having taken the horse ano
was consequently held for examination.