The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-10

Fss. o-Ro6Bfnx His Emptoyer.-William Edgar
Crafts q boy bstween 10 and II years Of age was
rested yestssdsy by that sly old fox officer Alck Parker
y appears that this boy is apprentice OF MT Henry
kaowis'. butcher in Washington Market and while the
family absent from the house. at church. this young
rascal went stairs to the occupied by his mag
ter, and hoosed from box the of s73 g. and bolt
discovered thrr loss and forthwith procured the
services OF that expert officer and scar cely had four
Young rosSs wa: into jersey City, an"
there !" nicked" by the police officer jus. az he
was entering the car for Newsrk, at the last tap
person the officer found the whole Of the stolen money
The boy finding himself foul acknowledged the thet,
and furthermore gave the officer information where he
could nd account book, which he had stolen at the
same time with the money, and OF much value to Mr..
Knowles which obtained in openlot at the up
per end Of Hudson street, under an old wagon the
boy brought at once from Jersey City before that
excellent magistrate, Mr. Roome, who committed him
for trial
Coushf on the "Lsh"-Jsck Henderson. alias Sailor
BILL pulled" last evening" in the jewery store OF
croS. Of the ward He was seen Sy Of the
clerks to slip gold chain into his pocket valued at $20
He was Immediately arrested, aud the policeman sent
for who took him into custody, and found the gold cha
IN his pocket Upon bringing him to the Police once,
he offered the policeman SO 70 let him slide" This
fskiDg' him thoroughly the officer found In his
watch lob handsome gold pencil. evidently stolen from
sH%s store Tor Which sn owner . VIA %sntsd At the foIco
from him and laid the desk He snatche II OF and
rsmmed it into his mouth for safe keeping. The officers
likely TO choak he blew out the BILL rolled up Like
qud Of tobacco. This Sailor Bill 10 old thief and
used to dress with round jacket but since he has been
fed on lamb chops and bottled porter in "fepis franc"
the Park BY friend andrgged out with some new
toggery," he has commenced the more gsnteel lay"
the jeweliry stores. Justice Merritt committed i'm
to prison for trial, in default Of $1,000 bail
Stealing Watch.-Bil Ogden was arrested last night
by Of Captain Kissners men, of the l4th ward.
charged with stealing Lepine watch valued at Sla the
property Of John Conway. No i6a William street
Locked up for examination by Justice Taylor.
Burglary The stable of Mr. Julius Ernstadler, 10
Clinton street Houston, broken open the 9th
instant and set Of wagon harness ssolen therefrom,
vslued at So No arrest
Petit Larceny Irwin, black boy, was caught
last night ny policeman of the 6h ward in the act Of
stealing box and butter tub. Committed by Jusi:e
Drnker.
HighDay Robbe,y.-Georgs Sadler, who resides In
Flechr street, passing along James slip last night
when he suddenly seized by two men. One of the
ruans searched his pockets and distracted $Se while
the other stood Alongside with large knife threaten
ing cut his throat he dared to move, or make the
slightest resistance or alarm. Where was the police
man
Petn Laye.ny.-Anthony Cann was arrested yester-
ing for stealing four iron sling chains crowtar and
shovel valued in all So from OF the schr Stephen
Hamilton, belonging to Daniel o. Archer No. 81 King
street. Locked up by Justice Roome.
Stolen The house No. ll5 9Th avenue, was entered
Sunday night and pair of pants, containing about
spoons, sugar longs &c. also stolen from No S6
Barclay street.
New York, Feb o. 1916.
SIR-Your paper of Friday last, 9Th inst under the
head Of Police reports contained article that Mr. P
Davis has been arrested and held to ball. charge of
TACT complaint was made but the magistrate discre-
dng the story of the applicants took furth notice
of the matter OF cou Mr. Davis arrested
held to bail. J.