The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-15
PoIice IntelIirenc..

AUG. I4-.1TTesf OF q Pickp0ckef-As MrCharIes Suy.
dam OF the firm of Suydam Sage and Co: produce
chants in south passing along William street
near ALL esterday forenoon, he roughly pushed
the loss Of his wallet Combining $iO in bank notes and
draft for $500 the bank Of Toledo, Ohio which was
he received the push" FROM hnrrying off and immed
a,ely gave chase by calling stop thief the rascal
took his heels in short distance was
by some citzens and pal" being to stall' of
with the dummy and knowing full well. that if the
pocket book was found his person that conviction
would be certain therefore he threw under that
was standing In the streetthis he observed to
by boy by the name of John Duncan, who picked /,
up and handed the to Mr.. Suydam it'll the money
and check therein The rascal conducted the LIST
ward station house where he gave the of John G
Shoemaker, alias Shoemaker George; and on "frskng"
his person. silver galvanized detached lever watch,
No. 3Ss6l, Johnson maker, was found, for which an
owI er is wanted. Committed by the chief OF police
The Beauties of Lishtnins-A robbery committed
yesterday in Springfield Massachusetts, by a servant
woman by the name of Catharne Hollsran in the en-
bank bills and immediately took the o'clock train OF
cars for New Haven, supposed to be bound for New
York Information was sent by the lightning tele-
placed in the hands Of the Chief Of Police
the same afternoon. who at dsPuted officer Bloom
boat and enough upon the arrival Of the steam
boat, the officer observed the woman, whom he fcl,
connie was the thief from the description, having
trunk placed upon cart and in the of getting
on, when he addressed her calling her by name she
knew YOU when You lived in sp1n9se we E
your she said Pm just come from there" This &C
encouragement was quite eno6gh for the officer who
jumped upon the cart along with the woman and order
ed the cartmau drive to the Chiefs Office On search.
ing her the officer found SlQ8 of the stolen money
tied up in her handkerchief In her trunk number Of
articles found such ladies' dresses and fancy
articles, evidently stolen. Information was
despatched back by the telegraph that the thief
caught and the money recovered This has been the
first eectual arrest made by this method and
proves most concl usvey that lightning goes leetle
by the Chief of Police await the reauson of the
State Of Massachusetts.
Bwslarv- Officers Barnes and Mccord, of the sth
ward arrested yesterday that Five Point thief
called Charley Cook alias Frenchy charge of bur
glarously entering the premises Of Mr. Hinck
Varick and North Moore Streets and stealing therefrom
by breaking open bureau drawer, silver watch and
chain and various articles of jewelry valued at $50
The accused is also identified TO be the rascal who stole
trunk sometime ago, belonging gentleman from vi
ca, valued at $40 He recognised by Jackson the
pawnbr9ker, as the chap who showed 1t uP-Committed
burglary Some rascals last night burrlariously en-
tered the backsmiths shop occupied by James Fcket
1901 OF sd street. and stole quantity Of tools and made
.another The cabin of schooner lying at pier No. I
was broken open last night and robbed Of black iroc
coat pair OF panaloons and green purse Containing
S27.-No arrest
est on snspicion-Three old Five Point thieves we're
arrested last night by the names of Tom Lowry. Jim
Hustn, and John Cooley. also Ovens on suspicion of
robpIng Duchman by knocking him down in Wa sh.
lns'on street and stealing from his person gold So pie
ces ana silver watch.-Locked up for examination
Petit LarcenesJohn Broderick was arrested for steal
ing OF cotton cloth from store No 1853 Spring
SHSS5 "osonbmB " WI. l.. hCnardfOn Jim kOberts
was arrested yesterday, by officer Gurdam of the 9Th
ward for snatchng 81 80 from the hand of black tel
low, James Johnson and running of on the corner Of
Anthony and Centre sts.-Locked up.
-, pioienf .dssduH-Two men 9 He'd Hugh sratton and
Thomas 5trst!on were arrested yesterday charged with
fighting and disturbing the peace and likewise threaten
ing to take the Life OF policeman Holmes of the 18th
ward -Locked up hy Justice RoOme
Just Rsturned.-We understand that Officer Reyea
Of the Independent Police, No 46 4 entire street ha,
just returned from the Canadas where he turned up
man by the name Of Chambers who had absq
from this city with large sum Of money belonging
his employer, which this ingenious officer managed
to obtain to the great s.tsfaction of the looser
although much TO the discomfort of the dishonest
This kelyea is certainly very lucky man for such
matters.
Robbery in Baifimoye--News was received in town
yesterday stating that genem n in Baltimore had his
Bank, Baltimore. Maryland, consisting Of 81 900 bill,
500, and two $780, and $40 1t is supposed tho thief
started Immediately for New York Where's Bal Hat.
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