The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-18
Police Intelligence,

the presence OF number OF laborers apparently Irish
and Germans who gathering around Dr. Charles Meyers
intelligence Office threatened to pull the tenement down
The Tenth ward police commanded by Lieutenant Read
repaired to the spot and succeeded at snes In
quelling the dinculty Upon making Inquiries 1t was
ascertained that Meyers had advertised In Of the
daily papers for q number Of laborers to 70 into the
country work. for the sum Of 81 so per week that in
view Of the hard times, the number Of applicants VS.
not BY any means small 80 that Mr. Meyers found his
hands were soon full and thereupon demanded iron
Of atty cents for obtaining them their stuatons Thsss
tanned them any employment, and ha: not @ given tSs
parties any satisfactory for his conduct Being
ne IN
ons of violence but fortunately the prompt action e
the police served to calm the excitemsnt and quen the
plant has been made against Meyers before Justice
Osborne, charging him with fraud.
By cspssa Of % ward
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the pocket the latter The complainant states thst
while standing At the Of fEevendh street and sx
avenue the prisoner brushed up against him once o.
twice and succeeded IN extracting his purse fson his
On Monday officer oBrien, Of the Second ward police
len, approached the below who immediately scampsrsd
off, leaving the officer In possession OF the cask which,
upon examination found to contain one thosssa4
six hundred and fifty dollars worth Of furs the property
Of Messrs. Grnnen Minturn. This hsgshead Of good
It has been missed from the store Of Mess Grin
mel and Minturn for month past. It hiss been lying
around South street ever since, and ON one cccsses
has been used 10 ftng up hole In this strest where
the sewer caved in No probably was aware of tho
valuable contents Of the dirty LOOKING barrel for IL
furs being very light and the head beng fastened th
this manner II has escaped the attention Of the nune
rous Geek thieves and has At last after absence ef
thirty days, been returned TO the riehtfui ownsrs
Two young men, named George Fowler and Rebeet
Brock were arrested ON Monday night By ohesr Curry,
attempt to burglsrously enter the premises Of Henry
Floed Of 660 Washington street. with intent to steal
tberefrom. Committed for t6Al
Two men, named henry Dosker and Elias Stravers
.r..S ysrs srsst,a ysssTd b the Tenth ward P'1ss e
street. with having Jointly assaulted him With Knife
Some expert rnscala managed, Monday night, -
carry on about 600 worth OF silk goods from an n-
porting house In Pine street, near south Ne ous neo
been obtained to the perpetrators Of the robbery.
TO yR KD1oR OF rHI MnALD.
day, sssisss me- Are xss me ia thas shs sssss
asiast charge her Win, sad ea1 provs Ae ss.s
By pubiishins this ysu VIII much sblgs IA j. COLE
Coroners' Inqusses.
| Coroner wilhelm hsd IN inquest upon The bedy a.
ThOs ruIner sgsd twenty ss evs yssr. Hs hse ls:.
get on the cars while they wess passing Through Har
km. Verdict, accidental death.
Catherine Grum, German wonsn, agsd ssvsstv-
eight years, was run over By BAKERS wagon I. Mss
hsttan nssr THIRD street Inc verdict srculpatsd -
Coroner Opcsssn hsd an issusst u,o. ns ssdy =
a. unkacvn mas, Who died d NJ CITY Pyssa fyn "
effects Of intsnpsrsacs.