The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-22
Police Intelligence.


The Pig N,dsance --On Tuesday the City Inspector,
Thomas X. Downing, together with Alderman Drake of
Tara accompanied by two policemen
Twenty second ward Of which many complaints have
been made, and which coupled with the heat of the
weather have grown to be ntolcrable nuisance In
tie seventh avenue, between Fifty eighth and Fifty
ninth Streets two large kettles Of oa collected from
the various hotels were found in the act Of preparation
for some hogs belonging to Roger Clancy, formerly
Health Inspector of the Board of Health The animals
owned by him numbered about forty. Yesterday Clancy
In company with cxAderman Dougherty, called on Mr.
Downing and asked what the cits authorities in
tended to pursue On being told il intended that he
should lie prosecuted he became very abusive and said
they had better commence at lie taken at his
word by Mr.. Downing who sent for officer Masterson Of
the Chief office and caused him to be arrested Mr.
necessary affidavit when Clancy held 10 bail in $500
to answer at the next General Sessions. The City In
secto states that Clancy has ten Of land covered
with shanes, bone boiling establishments pig stycs and
other such nuisances On one block alone LOO hogs
we're found.
mcnt Of Mrs King, OF No Ill East Eleventh street.
arrested yesterday, by officer McMahon of the Seven
teen III ward charge of having stolen gold watch
silver watch, two brcastpins and gold cross Of the
value together Of $780, Hoton had been hired by Mrs
smith, who keeps stall in rompkins market, the
18th Of the month. After calling him early on the
morning Of the 10TH she went 10 the market about her
business when the accused who slept with tue OF
complainant, poor helpless young man. crippled with
chronic got up and took tho trousers of the
young man, and cmrted the pockets Of the above pro-
perty The poor young man saw the pcrperaor Of the
II, IL.
of With the property and kept ont of sight until yestr
day, when he met with and taken before Justice
Wood by whom ha was committed for Trial. few days
back he was arrested FOR enlptyny TIL and escaped
owing to the evidence being insufficient.
Keeping a Dtsordcrly HoaSe,--John II. Hoffman aud
Philip H. Eloss were arrested yesterday, by officer
Green of the Nineteenth ward on charge OF Keeping
discraerly house, at the of Third and
fifty ninth street; The complaint was made by Mr..
Decker Of Fify-ninth street. who charges the house
nuisance to tic neigh5orlood and Is Kept opon day
and night including Sundays where dancing and drunken
brawls Of continual occurrence. They taken
before Justice STUART ard committed For trial. and were
held 10 bail ia 1000 cac
Grand Larecny-sitaling Diamond R,ng.-Mlry G.
stolen from George H. ois5n Of Dlnkirk, this STATE
ept now staying at the Girard House. diamond ring Of
the value Of t2eo aprears Mr. Hoison, with friend,
were walking down Mercer street, at O'Clock, tho
evening Of Monday, when Mary came up and threw her
around the neck OF his friend. With dnicui
ty, he dsengaged himself when sho attracted by the
glitter Of tie ring on the finger OF Mr. Hoison. she
caught hold Of Mr. Holson in worry loving manner, and
adroitly managed to slip the ring from his finger and
which he did not miss until he reached his hotel lie
made complaint yesterday and Mary arrested, and
taken before Justice Stuart who committed her for trial.
Her bail was fixed ut ST 900.
Stealing Jrdtch--Henry L. Coles and David II. Coles
wore arrested yesterday ty captain Alderman Of the
Ninth ward on charge of stealing gold watch, the
value Of $50 The accusss admitted to compliments
father that they had stolen the watch. and pawncd IL.
They denied j. TO Justice stuart before whom they were
recovered. Bail was fixed at $500 each.
The Oh Ad1Ge, 'Justicc Il Sloc bM Sure In this in.
stance however, may say that Justice quick and
sure at tho time. As Police Justice Welsh one
prompt and efficient magistrates, passing
through the live Points yesterday evening tour OF
obgerS alton his notice drawa TO powerful Irish
making an attack on ono Of tho policemen. TIC
sailant held large club and just in the act OF fell
ling tho officer with H. when the Justice ran up and
seized tho fellow by the arm and prevented the blow
from taking effect tremendous struggle now cnsucd
between the gs rate and the assaant In which the
latter became minus his shirt The ruflian was ul.i
matcv secured and taken 10 the station house and was
locked up TO await the morning call This active magls
tate Il ready 20 lend hand 10 assist the occrs IN
time Of need