The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-14
Police InfellApence.

DEC. IA Sailor Raising The Hind-James G. Perry
sailor on board the North Carolina, arrested by
Prince John Davis, charged by James Bartlett No IL
Front street. with stealing watch valued at $40 and
over, under the following circumstances Jim Perry
fret in the morning. carried off the watch belonging to
Bartlett. Afer searching for Perry some time he was
mbers" said the tar "ve not got her; shes anchored
with Cap ain Richardson of the Sailors Home Where
ne nanG Go bartlett written order upon Captain
he was then informed that she had been spouted for
SO So for board toe Captain holding the watch until
paid He was also charged by fair damse called Cor.
had played the same trick slept in her room ali night
case worth $2a; she followed him to the Navy Yard,
when il n handed her order the Captain which
board This manner Of raising the wind, the magis
rate thought was running too long tack there
fore he issued warrant for Jim, who pulled"
and locked up to answer for the larceues.
Grand Larceny Touch. Mol Wilson, who has only
been off the Island three days. pulled" last night
for touching James Lswen OF Brooklyn, out of $73
however, Mr.. Lewen wouldn't toe the mark to sustain
his charge therefore the Justice discharged Nol with
Km.res ond Combs.-Two small boys, by the names of
Jim Farrell and Jack Barber on susoicon
ct knives with three blades. The combs were mark ID
9 Sd es be seen by applying to Mr. Hssty
Petit Larceny-George Shan caught in the act Of
stealing cap from the stand Of Edward j. Hearn corner
Of Peck slip and Front street Committed.
Disorderiy House.-Two white women, called Matilda
Hall and Mary Myers, were arrested by officers Parker
and Lawrence, charged by Jane Latten with keeping
disorderly house, and common resort for gemmenr
OF color, at No. SO Sullivan street, they occupying
the third story and receiving their sable visi
at sll hours of the night When the officers bounced
into the ROOM who should they but swell buck"
niger, who keeps diving bell in the vicinity Of
NiDos, enjoying the sweet society and tender embraces
of Mrs Hall7 The hard hearted officers not admirng
the process Of amalgamaton trotted them off to the
police office, when the polite justice locked them up in
default of bail for the Of 5000 for future good
behaviour
Package LostA package containing silk friuges cord
and tasses, valued ct 500, taken from board the
steamboat Caledonia lying at the foot of Warren street
reward of $40 is offered for the recovery. Apply
MIR G. Gillespie.
Petit Larceny William A. Robinson was caught
running of with belonging to Andrew Flanagan,
III Oak street, worth so cents. Committed.
.Dtempt to Stab John Sullivan drew knife on a Mr.
Kral with intent to stab him. Committed.
Dra,pins the Badger"-Jack Bachelor a tar with an
honest looking countenance. just shore. and all
his wages in his pocket, near Sl5 was towed into
"crb" at No 10 Roosevelt street, by old ship Of the
line, called Sal Curtis when Jack feeling bound to
make all safe barred the door before turning in but to
his great surprise overhauling his wallet in the
ing, he found his money had vanished; consequently he
had Sal jerked" up before the Justice when she was
well frisked" but finding nothing her person in the
shape OF money, she was suffered to depart.
Cupid the " knuck"W understand that the trial of
Cupid alias Jim Miller the ckpocke and robber of the
Clinton barge Of S3I 600, will commence on Monday
therefore this motor h,fis fair way of getting
his deserts.
PETIT Larceny--Nsry Bishop was caught stealing a
pair of gaer boots also pair of slippers valued at ST.
from the store of John j. MlcManus No la2 Catherine