The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-07
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

VIOLATION OF THE HOTEL AcT.-A man named
Henry B. Williams went to the Metropolitan Hotel
on the I'd Of November and engaged room and board.
He said his baggage was on board the steamer and
thar II would be sent to the hotel next day. on the
6th Williams was presented with his BILL which
amounted TO SIS. He then stated that he was un.
able 10 pay It. lie WAS brought before Judge Hogan
and committed TO answer.
The LEGRAND b. CARMoS RoB5gRY..-Last even-
Ing oficers of the Twenty precinct recovered
about $1,000 worth OF the goods stolen from the
residence OF Mr.. l.. Il Cannon, 81 Seventh avenue
by the bookkeeper, Mrs. Emma Metz. This, With the
leaves about 5000 still TO be hunted up. That found
last evening were IN the pawn shops AIS Third ave.
nue. and corner Of Sixth avenue and Twenty-seyenth
street.
STEALING VALUABLE DoGs.-on Wednesday after
noon last a man named Bergman broke into the
store Of Thompson & Curry, lo5 West Broadway, and
took away two dogs valued at $780, As he was tax
ing them out OF the store man BY the name OF
Summons heard OF the loss he communicated what
be saw, which led TO the apprehension OF the
prisoner. Yesterday he was committed by Judge
Hogan to the Special Sessions to answer.
CHARGE OF FoRGERY-A young man named
Ernest oppenneImer was yesterday arraigned before
Justice Kelly by Sergeant Wright, OF the Nineteenth
precinct police. and charged with forgery. 1t APP
pears that the young man passed TWO forged checks
one OF fifty dollars and the other OF twenty dollars
ana endeayored to get rid Of one for 500 Fritz
Handrlch, wine merchant at the corner OF Fifty
be held to answer
LARCENY FROM THE PERsoN.-Two women named
Annie Whean and Elizabeth Wells were yesterday
charged by Minnie Stolmenger with picking her
pocket before Justice Mansfield at the Essex Market
Police Court. MIS- Stolmenger stated that the
prisoners met her in Grand street Clinton, and
entered into conversation with her by asking where
Columbia street was. When Mrs. StoImeDger met
the women she had her pocketoooS but when the
women went away she missed the pocketbcok and
about four dollars which were in 1t. The women
were locked up for examination.
SHpPLIFTTNG AT notwithstanding afternoon
a respectable appearing woman, named Hannah Tay
Tor, residing in Harlem entered the store Of A. T.
Stewart Co., at the corner Of Broadway and Tel tn
street. ostensinly for the purpose OF making pnr-
chase, and was observed by one OF the clerks
TO remove shawl, hat and quantity Of
lace, which she placed in conveniently assigned
bag under her dress, aud was IN the act OF leaving
the store when handed to the custody OF officer
Davidson, detailed at the store. She was arraigned
at Jefferson Market and complaint preferred
against her charging Ger with stealing the property
valued al forty dollars, 70 which she pleaded not
guilty, but was committed In default OF 81, 900 bail.
EXTENSIVE BURGLARY IN SECOND AvEsuE.-A
gentleman named Charles F. Sanford yesterday ap-
peared before Justice Mansfield at Essex Market
Police Court, and preferred O charge OF nnGIargr
against three young men named JohY
George Davis and James Campbell. Nj
appears, resides at 40. $50 second avy
during the summer months he has been out
On his return 10 tn15 city he found his
stripped, and carpets, wearing apparel dinner Sc
and CLOCKS 10 the value OF SLIGO removed. Mr.
Sanford reported tine TO Captain Davis, OF the
Tenth precinct WHO. in conjunction with detectives
King and Lyons OF the same precinct, under
took 10 work up the case. Alter a little
while suspicion fell upon the prisoners, and
they were arrested, and Ia their possession por-
ton OF the property stolen was found. He there
fore, charged them with burglary and further stated
that n portion OF the property had been discovered
In place mentioned by one OF the prisoners. The
mea were committed to answer.