The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-25
Recruiting reno
Police Intelligence.

FEs. 24.-.arrest on Suspicion of Burglary-Ofhcer
Reed of the 10th ward, assisted by officers Bloom and
Gaughen of the 9th ward arrested yesterday morning,
on the corner Of Bowey and Bay ard street. three men,
called Daniel Moran. John Moran and Daniel Kennedy,
are evidently the proceeds of several burgiaresaa
punches Of sewing silk ID pairs Of kid gloves ~ pairs
Of thread and silk gloves susPenders tooth brushes
10 hair brushes pairs of half hose pen knives and
combs Since the above was written, we have ascer'
tanned that the above property has been Identified BY Mr.
g. A. Sanham whose store was broken open on Saturday
night last and about $3.50 worth of dry goods stolen
thererom, portion of which has been recovered, and
and ingenuity officer Reed, Of the 10th ward. Justice
Drinker committed the accused, for examination.
Burglary in the Third Degree The residence OF Mr.
Charles Coping, bootmaker No SO Lispsnard street.
entered by two young entry thieves with the aid
Of a false key, Tuesday afternoon, about O'Clock
ho we're passngup stairs with intent to steal when Off
Ger gilbert f. Hays fortunately was in the bookstore,
and opening the door which opened into the entry
saw one Of them coming down stairs whom sne oic ;
thief called Thomas Burdett alias Burton On searching
his person. chse was found in his pocket, an insru-
men which these fellows always carry for the purpose
of breaking open bureau drawers trunks, &c The other
rascal ran Off and made good his escape The accused
taken before Justice Drinker, and committed for
trial
Entry Thieves at Work .assin.-The dwelling house
occupied by w. b. Worrell, No l66 Elm street, was
entered on Tuesday evening about O'Clock, by some
sneaking thief whs stole thsoirom one LADY, blue cloth
cloak and genemans over coat, valued in all at
| $40, from closet in the hall
.another.The dwelling house occupied by Mr. g. F.
Cnssey No. Birmingham street, was entered on Tues
day afternoon last by some sneakng thieves VINO forced
open desk evidently with chsel and stole there from
gold necklace with gold ornaments hanging to II with
three stones also hair bracelet gold clasp with small
red stone, and $50 in bank bills Where's Charley Hay
| dem
Burgiary-The store occupied by g. A. Sanham, on
the of 3lst street and 7th avenue. burglar
oustly entered between Saturday night and Monday
morning, by Tglars who stole therefrom lot OF
cambria muslins and null muslins together with lot oil
/ other dry goods, valued in all at $3.50
! Dishonest .apPrencss-O Officers, Wall and Dufon OF
the 7th ward arrested Tuesday afternoon Alexander
Murray, William Manly, and Thomas Carter, q
charge Of robbng their employers, Morton Browner
corner of Elizabeth and Hester streets. OF quantity OF
brass castings. Committed by Justice Ketcham for ex
| animation.
Stealing Ciothing.-O6icer MCGEE, Of the 9th ward,
arrested yesterday, woman called Ann Kennedy, on
charge of stealing quantity of female wearing apparel
belonging to Harriet Williams and Mary Cess. Com
mitted for trial by Justice Drinker.
Drifting wthot Lieense-OAcer Leonard, one Of the
Chiefs aids arrested yesterday cab driver by the
OF Thomas Carr, q warrant issued by his honor the
Mayor on charge OF driving cab No. 40 for hire with
for the violation which he paid, and was discharged.
| EDRsTRuCTIvE FIRE.-On Friday morning. the
woollen factory situated the island on the falls
belonging to Gen s. p Strong, and occupied by Mr. Z
Jewett, Of this city, discovered to be fire. and
before proper resistance could be made consumed
together with the excellent new mill belonging to MIR. c.
W. Bradbury. The loss sustained the factory is es
mated at between $4,000 and $4,000 All the books and
accounts Of Mr. Jewett destroyed. We ha We NOT
learned the amount of insurance The loss on the mill
| between $4,000 and $1,000. Insurance about 5000
Vermonter, Feb IL.