The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-28
Police Intelligence.

Felontous Assduh-On Monday night difficulty oc-
when Moran caught up paving stone and struck his
adversary severe blow with it, knocking down
verey inurng him. Of which injuries he is now con-
fined to bis bed Moran was arrested by officer Kelly or
the First ward and while he in custody, man
named Thomas Supple, exaggerated at the treatment
styles had received at his hands and not content with
the arrest made attack upon the prisoner and before
the officer could interfere managed to give him tolera-
BILE thrashing He taken before Alderman Howard.
of the Sixth ward who is acting, during the temporary
absence of Justice Osborn magistrate the Tombs
by whom he was held to bail in the sum of $500 to
answer the charge Of assault Moran locked up
await the result Of the injury he has inflicted Styles
who is said to be in q critical condition.
The InIidfionA resident of Hanapin, Putnam county.
Illinois, came on to New York. having in the far West
heard Of Its wonders and curiosties SO putting into his
mined pay visit to the Empire city On his arrival
here Mr.. Srok took every of enjoying himself:
and hearing Of the adroitness of the New York light n
gered gentry made strong box out Of his stocking
serving in his pocket enough for On Sunday
Mr.. Strok committed excess and early in the day,
little freely In the Of the day he mbbed again
slightly, and ended at night in being thoroughly drunk
and awoke in the ddle Of the night and found himself
strok. After moment he collected his thoughts, aud
the thought of his stocking bank flashed upon his mind.
ion produced from match. The candle was lighted
and Mr. Strok looked to If his treasure safe.
Beneath TIE bed he found $685. which he thrust into his
stocking and felt he supposed the rest Of his notes
He again turned into bed and slept away his suspicious
and debauch and did NOT awake unt day had far adj
vanced. When in the act of dressing himself the lady
who had accommodated him the preceding night entered
the ROOM and seeing the rich stocking, made grab at
It, and ran of with the contents lie pursued but was
unable to overtake her. and returned dressed him
self and gave notice to the police Mr. Srok found he
had been accommodated at disreputabe house In
wch street, and that his lady companion was named
Emma Marcella She was, shortly after his complaint,
met with by officer Welsh of the First ward and taken
to the Iombs, together with the complainant, who
found too much intoxicated to properly give his evil
demo. He also locked up. Yesterday he made a
deposition In substance above. lie states that the
$500 which in his stocking oil he possessed Of
and appears almost distracted about his loss stated
that his wife with him in the city Emma Marccila
committed by Alderman Howard to await further
examination.
Aasauh ,eih Intent to KiH.-sophia Meyers, German
woman living at the of Water and Little Anthony
streets, arrested yesterday by officer Jordan Sixth
ward charge of having violently assaulted Mary f.
Parrish of No Orchard street. cutting her in the face
and hand with intent it is alleged, of doing her se
we're bodily injury. She committed by Alderman
Howard for trial She denies the charge
Charge Of Assaulting Child-Marcus Bunty, a native
Of Bohemia residing at 1928 Houston street. arrested
yesterday charge Of having assaulted and abused a.
little girl named Eliza Newbaur, eight years of age
whose father lives In the house with the prisoner
The poor child is confined her bed from the effects of
the III usage she at various times has received from the
prisoner He taken before Justice Welsh and COM
mitted for further examination.