The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-07
Police Infelliuence.

ROBBERY in the First Degree-Jurenile Depravity
boys Of the age Of fourteen named John Haley and
Fanley Of the Fourth ward charge Of violently
sung Robert Crawford in the public street knocking
about Is cents In Change II seems By the evidence
against these two juvenile robbers that Crawford who
at ras a. s s
Cherry street. and when short distance James street
Haley came up to him and asked if he Crawford(
going to treat. Il have no money! was Crawford's
reply 'Iet see," said Haley, at the same time
thrusting his band into Cravfords pocket and pulling
ont the purse containing the small amount of money
On that instant, either Haley Young struck Craw
ford violent blow, which knocked him down, and when
down the Tascas continued TO beat him severely
Crawford in the act Of riDg his pockets The accused
parties conveyed before Justice Osborn who placed
them under examination for the offence Haley said he
born in Ireland IA years Of age and formerly worked
at the printing business. Young says he was born in
both denied the charge The magistrate committed both
to prison for trial, in default of 81 ,ot0 bail.
q the on a. arrested an E
glishm ramed David Eaden, a charge of stealing
gold watch and chain, valued at $50; also gold coin
re At ss G sse
Soon after the property was stolen Mr. Eaden followed
accused the majority Of the money found and the
watch ecreted in his boot The rogue conveyed be-
trial.
Arrea of a Burgar-A black man of notorious charac
ter known to the police Henry Nation was arrested
beal ing into the premises No 90 Cross street steal
ing therefrom quantity Of clothing the property Of
Amanda Williams valued at $36. The burglar was
caught by the officer he escaping through q win
dow having in his possession the stolen articles Justice
Osborn committed the accused to prison for trial
Stealing Gold Wdtche.-Offcer O'Brien Of the Four
teenth ward Saturday night. arrested man named
Louis Frior charged with stealing gold Watches va
ued in all at the $685. One of the watches belonged
William c. Russell, Of No 261 Fourth avenue and the
other to Dr. Carnocban Of No. 776 Broadway The &C
cured conveyed before Justice Wood who committed
i'm tn 70 he
A VtrOus Woman Officer Barnley, Of the Eleventh
ward Saturday, arrested calling herself Ann
FOCAL charge of stealing dress valued at 81 the
property Of Ellen McCrane. On missing the dress Mrs.
McCrane went forth With to the pawn shop and there she
found Mrs FOCAL just offering the dress to pledge Mrs.
hcCane endeavored to get back her dress when az
fairy took place between them wherein Mrs FOCAL seized
Mrs hcCranes finger between her teeth and nearly
vered II from the hand The ed taken before
Justice Wood, who committed her to prison for trial
Imposition and Fidud-Yesterday Afternoon a man
calling himself John O'Ieary, keeper OF in build
ing in Leonard street, Orange street ted
BY officer Niven charged with pacticing imposition
the following crcumstances-I that the niece of
Mrs. shean girl II years Of age named Eliza Lynch
arrived in this country about two weeks ago and
putting up at the lodging place kept by OIeary. Yes
eTday the aunt, asceraining the whereabout Of her
niece, called on OIeary and wanted 10 find Eliza 0Ra-
refused to tel where she without he paid SO.
Mrs shean believing there other way procure
the girl gave him the So and still he refuses give any
int rmation where the child be found The accused
conveyed before justice Osborne, who committed him
to prison for further examination