The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-28
Police Intelligence

DEC. 27.-Horse Stealing MIR William Alburtis
from stable the asth of las October, ne sorrel
horse good family wag also two sets Of harness,
valued in ALL az nearly 5000 Mr. Adults received a
had stole the horse and wagon and would him the
value possible Captain Dill, OF the LIST "ard
who stolen the horse in town. and was expected TO
60 post office for letter. consequently he posted
yesterday morning. at o'clock, when the fourth
who enqured for letters was the very chap they want
ehets ONCE" and Savs his name as Leonard C. Parker
Upon being confronted by the chief, he acknowledged
the robbery and stated when and to whom ne had sold
the horse and wagon for the of $50 He is young
man. and been occupied in peddling books around the
country he had room in lodging house In Franklin
squarethe officers searched it, and examined his trunk
when they found dark lantern and several tools such
as are used by burglars He was committed by the
Chief of Police for examination.
Escaped from the House Of Refuse:-Richard
Rkeman was caught yesterday, in the act Of going to
whaling voysgs. Locked up by Justice Osborne to be
sent back to his old quarters.
Charged With Burglary Bob Rner, an old black ras'
cal, pulled" last night by Captain McGrath he be-
ing an accomplish of Antonio, who was arrested last
Tuesday for breaking in the cellar door of the house
Bob broke of the paddock land dat de way dey got
inn Locked up by Justice Osborne for examination.
RobJing Frend.-Nfary Mead alias Conklin, was ar
rested yesterday by officer Buckley of the Fifth ward
for stealing female clothing worth $3.50 also took from
ves n miserable dsn in the rear Of No. Sc
street, opposite Julia Browns old mansion Locked up
for trial by Justice Drinker.
The Effects Of the " Polka"-Mr Thomae E,
gentleman of the bon tom married lovely creature
few months ago by the name of Miss Emily c.; they
enjoyed the society OF each other to their hearts
place It appears that and Mrs 1. visited one of the
merry around the light fantastic toe, both in the
highest spirits imaginable, when To- to the amaze
ment of Mrs. E. who should she see but her dear Mr..
W, who was one OF her former beaus, and Of whom
she had learned to dance the Polks" and falling back
upon her old "reminiscences, he bowed--shc acknow-
adO Tho -ha he lied " ~
litey asked her to dance the Polka Mrs E. forgetting
she under the control OF her husband, accepted the
invitation Mr. E., observing this manoauyre from
matter would terminate. The music struck up the
Polka" when of started Mr.. W and Mrs. E.
full tilt throwing themselves about IN all the move.
too far, thought NJ. E, who Immediately stepped out
ofthe to take drink to give him courage, when
stood in his way. lie entered the room boiling with
rage, and Mr.. W with his around the waist
of his wife. in the close of the Polka" Blinded with
rage he Immediately seized her by the the neck,
aud began Poikher" the head with his fat Mrs.
E screamed and tainted, which caused general
to time" However the other gentlemen
stepped in and separated Mr. E. from his wife, but not
being able to aay were to call
suited in Mr. E being conducie to the station house
for the assault aud battery his wife Mrs E. not
and Mr. Ew was released from limbo" Thus this
Petit Larceny-alary Jane Lawrence was caught in
the act of stealing pair of drawers and petticoat
worth 81, belonging to Elizabeth McLane. No. LAB An
thony street. Locked up for trial
Tie Militia Fine Collector .d,rested-Joseph Gulick,
the militia fine collector, levied goods belong
being satisfied with distressing these poor
satisfy miserable militia fine, he must commit out
rageous assault and battery the mans wife, who had
day this charge and held to bail by Justice Taylor
in 5000, TO appear at court tor trial.