The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-28
Police InteiIigenss.

Suyprisine Supposed Rogue aud ass LaSp.-0n Fri
day night about one o'clock, officer Magnes, accom-
panied by Captain scstlin, Of the Fourteenth ward
made descent In the rear Of the premises, No 1ps
Orange street, and arrested a man BY the name Of
james Dignsn, and also q woman called Catharine
Waters q charge Of stealing $40 from the posses
sion Of John hecoe residing at No 1o3 Anthony street
IL that about two months since Catharine broke
open q trunk belonging to John McCue, and stole
hersfrom the $40 above and then cleared
out. At that time, Dignan vas known 20 be residing
With CatharDe and accomplish, arrested but ON
his before the agstrate denied all know
ledge OF the Whereabouts Of CathArine keverthesss
be uss held 10 bail TO answer the charge. The bail
procured. and Dignan was liberated from custody
since which time the police have been the look
successful ON that day hewever inform ation was OBJ
tanned by ooer Magnes that a search ade at the
shove ms ntioned premises the could be found
Accordingly the ocers made the search very auetly
IN the dead Of night and small room In the pre-
misses Understood TO contain the two guilty partes
DgBan however who heard she footsteps In the entry
pectng it the spproaeh Of the police spraBg
Of bed where he and Catbarne we're sleeping aud not
the window and jun ped out At this mon emit ths on
bursted the door in and there found Catharine
covered up under some old clothes In closet where
in pursuit. She taken into custody. and
quested TO dress hereef The next job 20 and Dig
and 20 effect this object the odeers vent through
the window and followed his track and after Jumping
two fences and passing into the 81 the
house they discovered Dignsn seereted under bed in
the attic, With nothing his person except short
flannel shirt The ofheers lugeed him from under the
bed and the lucicrous appearance 81 the prisoner
The prisoner conveyed back 10 his room. and when
dressed, the loving couple we're conducted to the
Tombs, before Justice Osborn, Who committed them
both 20 prison for trial
Ckai 70 sy Rs66inr ths Coptains Ocs-Ofcer ratter-
Fl the chiefs special ats arrested yesterday
Centesl looking young man. by the name Of Henry
Mansy. n ad walter board the ftsamb Kncker-
becker running from this city 20 Norwich. charge
of rubhing the captains once Of Sb12 In ban bills aud
eold the evening OF the 18th inst On has arrest
hey found In hs room. on board. which fitted the
money drawer In the captains Office also his per-
found SsCO in money, together with
geld watch aud chain. and suit Of clothing be
ti1es On these fscts and inferencss drawn BY mere
fuFpicion Manley held TO bail, by Justice Osborn,
IN the OF $500. 20 answer the charge
Bmg'sv-The dwelling house. No. fifth street, oc.
cUpied " Mr.. James Iinkney, was broken into
last Thursday night The thieves forced open all the
locke In the house and raasacked all parts Of the pre-
misses The family ~ the time. we're ont q town. but
luckily all the vsluahss had been yremo1ed
The rogues hosever. satisfied themselves " scatter
ing al the clothing shout the premises. and when
they abandoned the house they left the door open
Seme lev articles we're taken Of small value
- nishonfs Porfsf. Ufhcers Durango aud Gran. of
the ehth Ware. arrested on Friday night man By
the rans a John Murphy porter In the OF shell
den A seaytr No Pine street This man vas charged
with stealing ron the safe u his employer $500 in
hank bills ON searching his person an pre- misses tho
cheers found $50. which amount IL believed 20 be
portion % the stolen money.
Ourcff Heuird yor Stolen Propcip-A gold lever
watch and lof ~ silver fpoons marked Faulkner
for which owner Is wanted Apply 20 the Chief Of
Police, at his once in the city Ran