The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14
Police Intelligence

an ARRAY in Lager Bier Sko1-Sepsot Of the Assail
ol-The police Of the Sixth ward called, between
one and two O'Clock on Monday morning. to quell dis
ess Lager bier shop situated at No. 4 Centre
named John Doscher appears by the evidence before
the police court that Patrick McNulty John stachem
ENTERED the bier shop and wanted to be supplied with
liquor; their demand refused when an assault was
made BY item on the harkeeper NJ Doscher ordered
ing personal injury he took revolver loaded with duck
shot and discharged 1t several times at the assasnts
five grains OF the thot wounded Morrison two on the
head and three in the body Gillespie sho. through
the thumb, and several others received slight injury
ey the random dom grains Of shot; The police came
ward police entered the premises and took into custody
John Doscher the proprietor Of the place who ackno
the assaihnts in selfdefence Morrison the
hospia and Doscher taken to the Police court and
wss con mtted BY Justice Bogar to answer the charge of
shooting with an intent to kill.
charge Of Stealing Pocket Book containing Tify Dol,
lars Yesterday, officer Hanrahan, Of the Fourth ward
arrested man, named Michael Murphy on > charge ~
stealing pocket book containing bank bills and two $40
gold pieces, amounting in all to $50 from Patrick Suli.
van, residing at No. 1873 Eighth avenue. 1t seems
ward, where Murphy managed to extract from his
person a pocket book containing the above named
amount Of moEey. Suspicion rested On the accused,
who when asked about the money denied all knowledge
OF it, aud further denied having any money whatever on
bis person. The police officer arrested the accused and
conveyed him to the station house. where the rogue
were ultimately got from his mouth and amounted to
$32. This money recognized and identified by the
complainant portion Of the money stolen. The evi.
dence being conclusive Of his guilt the magistrate COM
mitted him to prison for trial.
Singular Chorgs Of Forgery arrest Of the accused
Pdrty-Yesterdsy, officer Wallng arrested man named
Emmit Rogers charge Of causing be engraved the
foe siis Of the signature Of VIM. H. Hsrrck Tesdirr in
Albany. .s :s:iature duly engraved by Mr. Smith
OF NO Murray street and in addition number of blank
checks were given to Mr. g. for the purpose Of printing
the signature thereon. The last request Mr. thought
suspicious, and accordingly gave Information TO the
Chief OF Police. who deputed the ADORE named officer to
make the arrest At the appointed hour instead of the
accused calling for the plate and printed checks boy
called for them. The police officer being present au-
thorired Mr. Smith to give them to the boy who left the
Office, and on going down Murray street, met Rogers to
whom he gave the package The officer then took Rogers
into custody, and asked him whers he was going. He
replied that the package was for at the Hudson
Kiyer Railroad depot The officer proceeded with him TO
the depot and there Rogers put the package into the
hands OF an Irish laborer informing the officer that he
was the man from whom he had received the order get
the plate engraved Both parties then taken before
me Chief Of Police who, ON examination concluded to
the charge against the lAbsrer and held Rogers
log further examination. On the person OF Rogers
six barrel revolver.
~ Rshomea Clck.-Yesterday morning, a lad clerk
IN tho employ Of Messrs. Durham a Mmon mer.
chants No. 81 South street. was entrusted with check
TO the amount Of $780, for the purpose of paying duties
at the Custom House, but instead Of doing 90 be drew
the mooey nom the bank in gold, and bss sbscoodsd