The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-21
Police Intelligence.

Lo&l Ro1t7y-Jeremiah Belane q waiter at the Bond
Street House. Wednday arrested by Officer Walsh of
the Fifteenth ward suspicion of breaking open trunk
in the of of the boarders and stealing there
from SlO in gold eagles lot of skeleton keys but
was locked up by Justice stuart await examination
Passing Counterfeit Money.-A man named Hugh Daley
was on day arrested charged with attempting to
pass So counterfeit BILL the Fall River Bank State of
Massachusetts, to w. Coyle clothier doing business al
33s Bowery He detained BY Justice Stuart to await
Arreaf Grand Laceny-Capt Rakielevts of the River
police last Wednesday arrested man. named Frederick
Eartel charged with breaking trunk 10 the house
of Mr.. Edward Billing No. 81 Grand street, Williamsburg,
and stealing thsrefroD $50 IN silver CON- The money
found in possession Of the prisoner and he sent
Sealing a Horse and Waq0a-A man. named James
Mooney, arrested by officer Maroney of the Third
ward charged with stealing horse and wagon valued at
$780, belonging TO Mr. Williams Aulley who had left the
tied in front of the store Of Mr. Boyd, No. 154
Fulton street. at eleven O'Clock Tuesc ay night The
accused drive the horse and wagon away, and
his arrest he committed by justice Osborne for
examination,
B,t,ang Stolen Goods-Margare. Concklin dealer in
secondhand clothing at CT Division street. arrested
WednedDy by officer Brown, Of the Chiefs office charged
with purchasing sable tippet which had been stolen
from the house Of Mrs Nv ass aas 10
the time and robbed Of about 81 900 worth of pro-
pcrty The ppet recently bought Of the accused for
S. by Mrs H. +. Wells of Upper Morrisana, who sold II
tot j. Ta lor clerk at Genins store, for $40. He
tool it to Gunther Sens in Maiden ano the manufac
turers who informed him that IL was stolen property
The Conckn denies that she knew it to be stolen
at the time she purchased but the Mayor before whom
she taken thought differently, and mitted her to
await examination At the time the burglary Mrs
Bridges house committed several other dwellings in
the vicinity broken epsn and thus far the rogues
have not been detected This arrest may however lead
to their discovery.
More Stalking -Oficer Connor Of the Sixth ward ar
rested, att O'Clock, Wednesday morning man named
John Shehan, who stands charged with assautng and
stabbng John Curren he passing through Orange
street nctng injuries viii oh rendered necessary that
he should be conveyed to the Hospital. Shehan was
taken before Justice Osborne and locked to await
mpation.
Passing Broker, Bank BiIls--A man named Terence
Creghan Wednesday arrested charged with passing
three So bills the hamilton Bank Scituate r. H. at the
grocery Thomas Bannin No. 2j Elizabeth street 1t Is
charged that he represented the bills to be good when he
knew them TO be worthless the bank having long since
been out of existence He hold TO await examna-
ton.
Theft d a Gold Watch--A woman named Ann Mcintyre,
arrested for stealing gold watch valued at $SS,
from John Bradley of No O. William street. 1t appears
that officer McGuire OF the Fourteenth ward caught the
two lying together under vegetable stand at Centre
Market and loci ed them up in the station house. While
there, Bradley missed his watch. and stated that he
thought tho had stoenit She was searched and
IL was found concealed In her hood She then taken
before Justice Welsh and committed to prison for trial
Bradley required TO give bonds ia $500 to appear and
prosecute The prisoner IL widow and has Ave children
living at No. III Anthony street.
CHorT Of BargJry.--.A maz named Patrick TORY was
arrested @ Wednesday ago ~ Oh er h,pcyly NJ the