The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-21
Police I0telIIUsnce

Arrest Suspicion Ofcer Bowling, ofths 9th ward
arrested yesterday man by the OF John Ashwei
suspicon of being tibet having his So
versl pawn tickets for valuable gold aud silver
On searching his trunk large silver was fou
marked 'Steamshp Northerner,' on which ship the pr
soner was employed, some short time noe, cook
gold lever watch, NO 1872 Harrison maker was reco-
vered at Simpsons pawn shop No 25 Chatham street.
where 1t had been pawned for S35 also three silver
watches recovered Nos 1926 ASIA and 5o.8 ali
OF which are supposed to be stolen. for which owners
are wanted Apply to Captain Maenes, of the 9th
to prison for q further hearing.
.9rreSf of an Old Thief-An old hotel and boarding.
yesterday after long chase, by officer Russell of the
let ward, on a charge of robbing German, by the
name Of Joseph L. Ruetz, residing at No 50 Gresn-
wich street, of lot of clothing and a silver watch,
valued in all at $2S g,5a. 1t seems about oclo,k
yesterday morning, the thief entered the dwelling
house and passed into the room OF Ruetz while he
lying in bed picked up the clothing and watch, nd
just az he was leaving the room. Ruets opened his
eyes. and gave chase the thief ran up Greenwich
street, and was finally caught by the above cer aud
conveyed to the Tombs. On searching the prisoue
several skeleton keys were found likewise, pawn
tickets for coaks and coats, for some Of VIII
have been found already Justice Lothrop ked him
up for trial.
.4,rs.t on Bench Warr Officer Walling arrest.
ed yesterday afternoon, bench warra at issued by
the court OF Sessions, George Rice who
ed for obtaining u gold watch by some frau iuleut
operations. He Was held to answer by Justice Lo.
throp
The following lice statistics show the uber Of
arrests Sc, of the police department during the last
Elk ncntns:-IOtal Der OF arrests made by
beers If the police department. from May 1st 3lst
October 1915 elusive, was IA 20S of which there
4l2 for assault and battery, z143 for dsordrly
conduct l76 fighting in the Streets 66l3 for intox
cation l39 for vagrancy, 259 for grand larceny, 274
for petit larceny 233 suspicion OF larceny 80 for bur
gsry, murder and MAJ slaughter aad the nder
for minor offences 1851 reports for violation Of the
corporation ordinances reported to the chief of
police through the captains OF the various police
II which were transmitted to the Corpor At
torDey for prosecution; of these there l2os
plants against stages 159 against hacks 15S against
carts LA in relation to encumbering streets $50 in
reat.on to encumberng side walks ~ selling spri-
tuous liquors without license 70 selling sprtuous
liquors on Sunday, 52s throwing garbage in public
STREETS 10 in relation to Sinks the other complaints
We're for miscellaneous violations OF the city ord-
nances. l6ap7 persons males and females, made ap-
plication, to whom temporary lodgings given
in the various station houses, many of whom being
destitute, furnished with food. 1881 children
lost IN the public streets, and taken by the policemen
to the nj station houses and restored their
parents. 81 persons were rescued from drowning by
members Of the department 81 fires discovered Ind
extiDgushed by mbers Of the drp4rtme mt, 264
stores and dwellings, found open aud exposed at
night by the careetsnes Of the taken
charge Of by the policemen.