The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-04
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Grand Larceny-Oaicer Sawyer, OF the Sd Ward ar
suspicion stealing gold watch valued $40, black
frock coat two pair Of boots and dollar in change va
iasd in all at sss the property Of NJ augustus Bedford
Passing Counterfeit Coin-A man called Ebenezer
Jones was arrested last night charge of passing
Nos Avenue D. Locked up for examination
Charge Of Rape.-A young Irish girl by the name of
to take her to the upper end of Greenwich street
Thursday afternoon instead of which he carried her
rage upon this poor girl, and afterwards brought her
back to this city under promise of marriage placed her
in a low boarding house, and remained with her that
night and in the morning left her destitute Upon the
information of this diaboca transaction being commu-
ncatcd to Captain McGrath, of the 9th ard, that eff
locked up for examination by Justice Drinker
=, I'm I~postor-A young man who said he was from
spectacle Catholic families in various parts Of the city,
and obtaining aims, and when in the house he would
could lay his hand upon Yesterday this scoundrei OBJ
tanned admittancc to the house of Mr. John Mullen No.
stole musical box valued at sl5 which was missed
short time after the rascal left but too late unfortunately
to procure his arrest.
Em5e.=lement by a Clerk-OAicer W. H. Stephens,
of the police office, arrested young man by the name
Of Pumer Evans clerk in the employ Of T. Newell,
dry goofs merchant No. 1875 Spring street, charge
of embezzling goods of indefinite amount at various
times amounting $50 and upwards Insisting of silk,
Of the property recovered by the above vgiiant Off
Ger at two different stores in Greenwich street, where
tney hau Deen le LOT SAFE tne accused COmmIttod
Saved in Tme-A colored man. just from sea, called
Sylvester HILL about half over arrested upon
the Five Points last evening" by officer Prince John Davis,
in the company OF several notorious thieves, who had
hwidled around him to pick his pockets. On being
brought up before Justice Osborne and ordered to be
searched sos was found on his person. which taken
charge of by the authorities until he became sober and
able to take proper care of it. He thank his lucky
stars that the Prince at hand.
Burgiary--The confectionery store occupied by Mr.
George f. Percival No. 33 Madison street, burga.
riousy entered by scoundrel and quantity Of the
lest nd not
tented with that but they must let the soda fountain
loose which emptied itself all the floor No
PatJ Alto style Of Hair Cuiting.-A young German by
the name Of Frederick Haag residing at No s65 Reade
street. came hurrying into the Police Office yesterday
morning, with face as long horse greatyiexcted
and presented his head the magistrate and certainly
presented very droll appearance. His hair seems
quite long but by the aid of scissors and the
arsical taste Of the OPERATOR his head would have made
quite attraction for the Museum little tuf Of hair
piece likewise the forehead and streak of hair from
the of the head to the neck, representing Chi
TAIL that every time he moved his head he cut
the most laughable and grotesque figure imaginable
Tho rest of the hair just close the scissors
could cut it. This done it appears by by brother
shopmate who had volunteered trim up his
for the 4th of July Justice Drinker however took the
complaint against the OPERATOR earle Doer, for mali
cous and the accused arrested and held to
bail for trial.
thief arrested yesterday by officers McDougal and
Frisby, of the 5th ward, warrant issued by Justice
Drnker, on charge of vagrancy, having no visible
means OF obtaining livelihood. Sent to the penten
tiary for six months
Stealing a Watch.-James Lloyd was arrested yester.
to Henry H. Johnson, No. 81 Monroe street Locked up
for trial.