The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-29
Police Intelligence.
TEE SUNDAY LIQUOR CASES.

TEE SUNDAY LIQUOR CASES.
The exam nation in the case Of the propretors OF
Loveoy's Botel, charged the complaint OF Henry
Robinson, of the Carson League, with having allowed
hquer to be sold their premises Sundays, con
,IaYy 10 the city ordinance was continued yesterday
afternoon before Justice Bogart at ths Lower Polio
Court The complainant was closely cross examined
great length by Mr. Whitney, the partner Of Alder
witness sensible the last, aud told straight
story throughout. He stated that he did not go INTO
the place TO inform the proprieors of the place, but
to get hve dollar bill changed, and going to the ocs
far that purpose referred TO the whion he
found open with barkeeper behind tie counter There
present, during the examination large numbsr
Of liquor dealers, many OF them also charged by R0oa
son with having told liquor their premises Sun
days. facing very Lynch.like In its nature,
Diested against the interchangeable Carson Lesgue
who Than cal ed upon the Court for osotec
ton against the insults OF the assebge The decision
Of the ma sistrate is reserved.
CHARGE OF FORGERY.
Ayoupg named James Thuts was taken into cus-
ody yesterday by officer Farley of the reserved
charged with having forged orders for nails on two dit
reLt ons, and obtained five kegs Of this descrip
tor of hardware upon the strength of the paper. /.
alleged the part tie that the accused
nrl co orders Ia the nsms of James Jennings Of o6
South Rtreet, upon A. Heeder, hardware dealer o. No
81 south street These orders bore Gates Goth uk and
9Th inst The prisoner being taken before the
gistIats at the Lover Police Court admitted having
oiS.d the FIRST crder but denied having committed tie
second oPery alleging at the time that il the
OF en- sccomplcs OF his, whose place OF resi-
depce he would Lot divuge. The prsoner is quite
tpec'abls oesiDg man, and to have been driven
BY want and privation to the commission Of the crms
1t is supposed that be has been the concoctor OF
her Of other pstt torgers that have been committed
en- number OF hardware merchants doing BUSINESS n
South ard Pesfi streets. Justice Connolly held the
cused to bail in the of to the charges
preferred against him, and In default be was committed
to prison for trial
CHARGE OF ROBBERY AGAINST AN ALLEGED PATENT
sAEE OPERATOR.
Some days sgo We published account of a patent
safe swnde THAI took place within the confines Green
wsod Cemetery, where countryman, named Azsrish
Stout OF Mercer county, N j., feeced out OF $780,
by one Hess Wheeler he alleged. Since the publcs-
in TOW n having been teegaphed to by Oosr Ksefe Of
the Chiefs Office informing him Of the OF Wheeler
Mr. Stout now, 1t appears charges Wheeer and an ac
complete not yet arrested, with highway robbery they
having he says nvsigied him iato the Cemetery and
watching favorable opportunity knocked him down and
took from his pocket not $3.50, but$l $780, with which
they decampeo leaving him Iyiog the ground in
po at the audacous conduct Of tn whom
he took to be perfect gentlemen In every respect Wheel
was taseR 10 Brcoklyn yesterday charge Of rob-
berry, and committed TO prison by Justice Green Ths
coEparsnt says he ia determined prosecute the ac-
cused, even though it should cost him much time and
money.
ALLE0SD ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Two men, named John Regan aud George Meedwell,
arrested on Sunday night BY officer Street. of the
Fourth ward police charged With having attempted BY
'orcble to rob orn Galusha ofs1 Hudson
nue., Brooklyn Of his watch Tee ompanant states that
while passing through Front street oliver was
met by these mep, when Regan took shold Of him and
said ne wanted his watch a. the same time making
grasp at the valuable and drawing ont OF Mr. Gala
sba's vest pocket The complanaat, however, did not
AZ al alarmed nc the conduct Of the accused aud
ser short struggle cceeced In getting possession OF
his property again He then raised alarm, when Of
Gcer street coming up, the prisoners taken into
tody snd conveyed to the Fourth ward station house.
Justice Connolly before whom the accused brought
held each Of them to bail in the of $500 to an.
swer, end in defsuh thereof they committed for
trial
BURGLARY.
The shoe store OF Br ID. ORegan in William street near
Beef broken into Saturday night BY some
ert thieves, aud goods TO the of $3.50 stolen
therefron This Is the second successful stmp. with
in few yards Of the Second Ward Station, ia q few
weeks.