The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-02
Police Intelligence.


De -Bsrsisry.-Ths ssoro, 1877 West street. oocu-
pisd by Mr. Ste phsn wrsy was discovered open last
night By policeman Marshall of tia I'd ward and upon
searching the premises they ascertansd that the bur-
gar had escaped, taking with him $40 in counterfeit
bank bills from the desk 1t supposed that the bur
Rar was secreted in the store before closed for
the night and after ang the premises force his way
out. leaving the doors open.
Graad Ltrcsay-A man called John Hankin was ar
rested Monday night suspicion of stealing gold
watch chain Key and pencil case the property of Miss
Charles streets Justice Rome commit,ed the accused
fer examination
stolen.-A mulatto woman entered the premises of
ar James Kelly, No 10 Beekman street. Sunday last,
whiis the family were at church, and stole thsrsfrom
handsome black cloth ovsrcoat, with velvet cuffs and
careful and stop the same offered for pledge libe-
raj reward 10 offered for the recovery thereof
s7fempted kaps-A man called Thomas Gathrie was
arrested, yesterday, charge of attempting to CON-
NIT rape on the person of Jane Smith residing IN the
nlnsa ward Locked up by Justice Roome Tor examine
Stealing Carpenters Tool'-,Poicsman o'Brisn, of
BY Justice taylor ~
F3Causht on ne "sneah Two sneaking thieves called
Ess Cummings and John johnson arrested yester
day, by policemen Burnstod and Miller, of tho 10th
ward they having been caught in the dwelling house.
No IS Christie street. Of the upper rooms where
they had sneaked in evidently with intent to steal The
locked them up for trial.
Breaking up a Fenee- Officers Clifford and Gilligan
OF the 9th ward arrested yesterday a woman by the
name OF Bridget Jordan the keeper of old fence and
general rendezvous for shop ters established for the
purchase and secretio1o stolen property The officers
on searching the premises discovered quite large qusn
NY goods OF almoA of every description such four
shirts marked w. D. and w. H., small bead bag con-
tanning - a. and three pawn tickets mantillas shawls
SIX scsris riding dresses nuns, coats. table
ven, carpet bags .comforters, q gold locket snd
cIsn, niger fings, and breast pins, together with
siot OF fancy plates, and quantity of other articles
numerous to mention all of which undoubtedly
Ien or wrAch owners wanted. Apply to the above
omcers At the station house. A muf valued at So
woIs"d shawl, worth $3.50; silk mantilla worth 81,
anu an oil cloth table cover worth so cents have been
identi6ed by Mr.. J. c. Beekman, dry goods merchant
80 so Catharine street. Of Madison amongst the
nbove articles found the premises of this old
the property having been stolen from his store within the
last two weeks The accused was committed by Justice
DIinker for examination
fetit iarceny.-A woman called Mary Lent. was ar.
rested yesterday, on charge of stealing cashmere
scarf worth Sl0 gold ring worth S. pair Of gold
ear rings and silk worth ST. 50n all $l4 So the
property OF Emily Smith, residing at No. l6l Leonard
street. portion Of the stolen property found in
the possession OF the accused Committed for trial by
Justice Drinker
Taken from ahisf-Two boys were arrested yestsr.
ay by policeman having in their possession several
packages OF ivory combs and pen knives Rogerss make
Tor which an owner wanted Apply to the chief Of po