The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06
Police Intelligence.

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED LOTTERY Policy DEALER,
Yesterday Sergeant Sutton, of the Third ward police
arrested q man named Moses F. Colby, the alleged
keeper of policy shop at Nos. IS and SO anthony
street The complaint was made against the accused
by George Wilson, of l35 Grand street. who eclares that
he bought of the tcsets from the accused and paid
him for the same ST. The pchce seized large number
OF pers, books &C., that found the premises
and conveyed them to the station honse The accused
Police Court, who held him to bail in the of 81 ,0c0
to the charge. Mr. Ho6ges of the Metropolitan
Hotel becoming his bondsman in the above sum Colby
vas liberated from custody.
ARREST OF sEvEN BOYS CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.
Officers Crorin, Cowan and McCormack, OF the First
ward police, arrested boys yesterday varying in
age from fourteen to eighteen years, named John Sui
Ivan, Martin Quigsy, John Riley James Eagen, Patk
Gaiasher John Hanahan and Patrick Moloney, charged
with having burelsrously entered the storage
house. l25 Washington street, by forciey wrenchng of
the paddock of the front door, and stealing from the pre-
misses quantity OF copper valued at $50 which al
legged they sod to one Dennis Fay proprietor OF junk
estsblh hment, 'or triAng sum- Fay arrested by
officer Cronn. and in his place found the missing
copper. The boys brought before Justice Connolly
OF the lower police court committed them ali for
trial on charge Of burglary while Fay was held for ex
animation on charge of receiving stolen goods.
ALLEGED CASE OF MAYHEM.
william J. Green, bar tender in Of the most ia
shcBable drinking saloons in Water street arrested
BY the Fourth ward police, charged with having, in
fight that occurred the saloon In question Sunday
engaged in quarrel when 1t is alleged Green being
saultsd BIZ Pool in retaliation relieved the latter OF
Justice Bogar, at the Lower police court who commit
ted him tor examination.
oBsTBucTIHG THE SIDEWALKS.
The Eleventh ward police within the past few days
have arrested some thirty and women In that dis
trct for obstructpg the sidewalks 9Th their apple and
cake stands The prisoners were being taken to the
station house, liberated from custody promising to
surrender their squater privileges The police in the
lower part Of the city, pttculariy In the
pie set by tie police Of the Eleventh ward.
CHARGED WITH PASSING COUNTERPART MONEY.
Officer Doyle Of the Fourteenth ward police, arrest
ed man named Albert Sulick yesterday, who stands
charged with having, few days ago. passed counter
felt Eve dollar bill the Bank Of Commerce. New Lon
don, Connecticut. The accused it is alleged entered
and exchange for drink that he had there gave the
bar tenger Of these counterfets The accused was
committed for examination by Justice Welsh, OF the
Essex Marhet police court
CAPTURE OF ALLEGED HOUSE THIEVES.
Officer Csncey and others of Seventeenth Ward police
arrested two named Mayer Cohen and Joseph Oven
burgh charged with having sureptitiousy entered the
dwelling house Of Mr.. A. H. jones, Of No. % St. Marks
Place aud stolen therefrom lot OF plate and other
tices vauet at $50 II Is alleged that Cohen seen to
ctme from the ba ement Of his boue with the plate in
his possession by Mr. II, reson OF 43 Tenth street.
who suspecrg that all not right, followed the &C
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them into custody On being brought before Justice
Welsh at the Essex Market Police Court they
mitted for tr al
CHARGR OF FORGING LABELS.
Thomas B. smithson and Richard B. Hayes were
rested on Saturday by officer Murray of the Second Dis
trct Police Court charged-on the complaint of Thomas
Nelson Dale Of the firm of Nelson Co.-with having
forged or caused to be forged labels for black linen
thread. II is alleged that the sell large quanti
ties OF this article with the forged label attached each
package. The accused, on the other hand, claim the
right OF selling the thread, Notwithstanding the pro-
ceedings taken against them by the complanants AL
parties are merchants doing Business down town.
ALLEGED BURGLARrEs.
Two boys, named George MCDOWELL and Thomas Tho
mey were arrested by officer Slater Of the Fifth ward
police, charged with having burgariousy entered the
Gle thing store Of George Carr No. ~ West Broadway
and stolen therefrom lot Of clothing valued at SIS.
II IL alleged that Tie accused making their
exit from the premises by the officer who thinking that
they lad been committing some offence followed them
and after short chase, captured them both. In the
possession OF the accused found lot Of clothne
which identih ed by Nj. Carr his property. The
accused taken before Justice Connolly, who
mitted them fer trial.
On Saturday night officers Knight and Rotheilds OF
the Tessh ward police arestcd pedlsr named Meyer
Rosenthal, who stands charged with having bursla-
ousIy entered the Of wlism Leamsn, Of so Ell.
bridge street, and stolsn from the premises quantity
Of bbous and fancy gooes valued at $500 is alleged
that portion Of the goods identified the property OF
the complainant was found In his Possession rhs pr
soner taken before Justice Welsh who held him 10
answer the charge pref, rred against him
CHARGE or RFcxIvIsG STOLEN GOODS.
Two men, named John and Michael Herman were ar.
rested Sunday By the Twentieth ward police charged
the complaint Of Martin Grahand of Second avenue,
Forty hfth street, with having purchased
coat and other articles valued In all At $50 the property
OF the ecmpla nant well knowing the 10
stolen. II 10 alleged that the goods 10 question wsro
stolen from the Possession Of the complainant BY ons
Thomas Mcuadt and that he sold Il 90 the accused for
trding The accused brought bsfors Justice
DAWSON At the Second bsinet Police Court, who held
ssch Of them 10 bs IN the OF $500 TO answer the
charge.
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