The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-21
Police lnteIllUeue~


AChdrse Of Constructive Larcey-Two men by the
OF Thomas Qsinlin and VIM West, were charged with
lures and dsposing of them, from the premises No 37
Seventh avenue said TO be the property of Mark Levy
The property in question valued at about $780, The
accused paries we're taken before Justice Clarke, who
required them to find bail.
An Assault with a Sling Sho.-A young man named
John O'Donpen elias Common, was yesterday arrested
charged wi making violent attack on the person Of
VIM Foster nc.ing several blows on the compliments
head with slunS shot with an intent as the witness .s
accused before Justice Clarke, who required him TO give
bail In the sum of $500 to answer the charge
ChcrCe of Blinq on Edr-Oibcer Woodbridge OF the
Sixth ward yesterday arrested young man named Ed
ward Brady, charged with assaultng Robert b. Mont
gomery, of No 3l2 stanton street. and biting oil the
greater part OF The parties it seems were in
conflict together and Bradys mouth coming in contact
with his antagonists ear, he bit part of II on The
prisoner stated in his examination that he got into
scue with Montgomery and fell on the top OF him. and
bit OF the but did not do it Intentionally Justice
Osborn, before when the prisoner brought, held
him to bail in the sum of $4,000 in default Of Which he
committed TO prison.
A Larless Scamp Using Knife on a Girl.-Ofcer
1ambert Of the Fifteenth ward Wednesday arrested
boy years of age, named Alexander Law, charged
with assautng girl about his age, named Cathe-
rne Maxwell, with knife nfictng wound in her side.
1t that the boy stole candy from the hand Of
Caherines sister, and ran off, Catherine pursued him,
at losing the candy followed after Catherine
stabbed her in the side with knife the knife penetrat
ing the childs SIDE from which the blood flowed
siderably The desperate little scamp was taken be-
fore Justice Clarke. who committed him 20 prison for
a further examination. The bad boy locked up in
a cell.
Arrest Of an Omnibus Pickpoclet-Oficer Bliven, Of
the Fifteenth ward Wednesday afternoon arrested
man called Spencer Pettis, otherwise known George
H. Horton Who stole wallet containing money from
the pocket of Mrs II. Il. Starr The rogue, it seems
in of the Broadway stages and sat by the side
OF Mrs Starr after the lady felt the at her
pocket and in little while after he left the stage Mr
Starr instantly missed her money and gave alarm
The thief off, pursued and caught. In his
deavors to escape he threw the wallet Gown area
where ii found and returned back to the lady The
thief conducted to the police court and the is
trate committed him to prison for trial
Arrest Of a Burr ldr.-On Sunday night officer Jones,
Of the Eighth ward, arrested young named Will
am Short charged with entering the boot and shoe
owned by Mr.. Peter Lewrth, Mt No III Mercer
street with intent to rob the premises At between
and two O'Clock Monday morning Mr. Iewirth
was awoke, and discovered that had broken
into the premises An alarm given. and the above
named officer to his aid and arrested the accused
whom they found in the store. It appears by the evil
dence that tho burglar had entered the dwelling door,
and the entry door leading into the store he forced by
the nppers, false key, and obtained to the
store and when discovered he endeavorng to make
his escap" The prisoner when examined before Justice
Clarke stated that he twenty OF born in
New York and by trade single shaver In reference to
the charge preferred against him. he said thought
person that knew go into the house, and went
in, and coming out when was arrested amAot
guilty of the charge" The magistrate committed him to
p rison for trial.