The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-31
Police Intelligence

.4ves Of Ioo Female Shop fiers-On Thursday morn
beth sehemt Heitsr romty wsrs DO setsd Il steal
Ing pair Of gold earrings from the store Of Taay,
looking over the articles shown Elizabeth sohsmit was
observed to conceal the rings In her fur cuff and
taken from her possession They both taken before
the Chief OF Police who detained them to answer the
Resenafion Of Captain Of PolceAr Robert siiyy foe
years past Captain Of the First wsrd police yester
day resigned his situation We understand Mr. SNvy
intends to sail for California next week.
arrest Of Burglars On Thursday morning ct the hour
Of three o'clock before daylight the dwelling house No.
Isl Seventh Avenue occupied By MT oasrlss Bss was
John and William Davis brothers Mr. Beissl heard the
robbers in the next TO where he sleeping and
ed candle Mr. gave the alarm and the rogues instant
~ blew out the light and of The outcry given In
the street called the attention Of police officers svssny
siption Of the robbers given, and during the day
the officers succeeded In capturing both. who idcn
fed by Mr. Beiscl IS the two men he saw In his ROOM
The rcgues 1t seems, before they were disturbed had
packed up IN basket quantity OF wearing spparel
valued at $500 silver watch and chain valued at slo
compelled to leave behind them. The accused parties
were taken before Justice McGrah who committed them
Arrest Of .qnoer One Of the Gamblers Officer Gala
CHER, CT the Sixth ward Tuesday evening" arrested
james Mead one Of the gamblers recently :ccused Of con-
Learock out Of several hundred dollars The panan
seems, passing along Chambers street. and tho
accused in public house and recognizing him ct once
Of the parties concerned in the gambling for whose
Justice Stuart had issued his hatened to
his attorney Mr. A A Phillips who forthwith procured
the aid Of the above named officer aud Mead was con
veyed to the station house and detained Yesterday the
prisoner conveyed before Justice Stuart who
nitted him to prison to await further hearing
Stealing Case Of Needles Oficer Martin Of the Sixth
ward police Wednesday arrested named Frederick
Funk, . German, residing In 122d street and Third
charge Of stealing containing some
10000 needles silver pencil cases. pens nnd other fancy
articles valued In all ct S268 the property Of Mr. John
Reed No. IA Broadway 1t seems that short timo
Maiden lane for the purpose Of shipments the csrman
left the ct the doorway and after was stolen
away The needles were OF q peculiar character, and
large quantity Of them found ct the store Of Mr.
Graham, No. 386 Grand street On the officer making
inquiry Of Mr. Graham aoout the property he informed
the police that he bought them Of named Gridle
residing ct No 2l1 Stanton street The officer called on
Gridle, and be raid he got them from the man Funk
The latter arrested and conveyed to the station
house Who In explanation Of the possession Of the pro-
shop in William street, whom he did not know. The
magistrate, however, before whom the prisoner was
brought did not believe his and accord
Dgy held him to anewer the charge Of the larceny and
was thereupon committed to prison for trial.
"A Dishonest Bop-Ofncer Martin, Of the Sixth ward,
John Hsnton charge Of stealing articles Of jewery
valued ct $115 the property Of Mrs Sullivan residing It
No 20S Canal street The boy had taken some OF the
stolen articles AMI sold them to Mr. Matthews, No. 6l
Chatham street In whose possession they found
The balance of the articles found with Dsnkas g.
boy was in the employ Of Mrs Sullivan at the timo he
stole the property. Justice Osborn before whom the
young rogue was taken committed him to prison to
swer the charge.