The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-29
Police Intelligence.

ALLEGED GRAND LARcEhY-AS OLD DODGE REVIVED.
Yesterday afternoon respectable looking man TO all
appearance, entered the store Of James George Bro,
boot and shoe dealers, No. II Murray street. and
quesed the loan Of directory for few minutes His
request being granted he took slip paper out OF his
bat, and wrote thereon the number OF some house In
Fulton street. He then left the store not, however
without fret thanking the proprietor for his courtesy
On going out Of the store he met by an individual
10 all appearance acting porter this person the
alp paper with the number OF the Fulton street house
married upon H. was delivered by gent No as We shau
call bm for the purpose OF distinguishing according 10
their merits No. 2 taking the piece OF paper In his
hand, read II twice, and then cooy lifted
q case OF boots and Shoes valued AZ $5i, which
standing on the sde-alt put the hs shoulder,
vent up Murray street TO Broadway and up Broadway
as far ~ he could convenen,ly GO Mr. George having
witness TO the whole procs followed the
assumed porter collared him ere he had reached
Chan bers street Mr. George conveyed the porter and
property 10 the Office of the Chief Of Police, where tbs
arr.stec party gave bis Georys sipe On being
as.d Why he had taken The goods away from the store
in Murray street he rad that "a shentleman AJAX 70
take the geodsh 90 hish store in Fulton street and hs
said be would pay me aquarer for mine trouble The
expiar alton not being deemed satsfuttory particularly
Mr. sire and the boots goiug in opposite d.
recion from Fulton street when stopped by Mr. George
be was locked up in the Iombs on charge OF grand
larceny.
ARREST OF ALLEGED LOTTERY POLICY DEALERS.
Come days ago complaints we're made before Justice
Wood against number OF alleged lottery policy dealer
in the Eleventh ward, Who regardless OF the WARNINGS
received every cay sti continued to violate the laws
ty dealing in ard selling lottery policies Warrants
were issued for the arrest Of the parties complained o
and yesterday the matter brought to a crisis The
police made quite haul Of these alleged lottery dealers
Courad kobb, Of Tpird avenue Cornelius sullivan
OF avenue r. Karman Cahs, Of 3e6 Ninth street John
lotr ana Martin Kruebler Of Third avenue, and -
od.n Of l1o Lewis street we're arrested ana conveyed
before Justice Wood The book and paper. Of the pr
all seized and brought TO the court room
1he pr'onsra were on being brought before the mage
st.fn .NaA hU nAar, q .n.
THIRD with the accused In their hard fate ,nd snad
the gstrate 10 admit the prisoners 10 bail but the
Justice ~oui not listen I, their solicitation, and held
all parties for examination. Capt Harden II ap
reared was not the proprietor OF the place lp Lewis
street arrested through mistaKe Of The oisera
CHARGE or EMsrzzLEMEsT.
Yes rdSy Afternoon sergeant Martin and ofcs Ross
attached to he Second District Police Court Jefferson
market, arrested person named Joseph 7. MurdtiD,
resoirg ana keeping 5ryyoods store at No 800 BsecS
er street charge Of haviog embezllei about B oc0
worth Of SILKS lace veves and other fancy articles Of
drysoods from his late employer William AcKenre Of
so Bowery II Is alleged the part OF the prosecution
that about -four moi the ago the praoner engaged
by Mr. Mckenzie, as his con ntiAl clerk aud cashier
that during the period Of bis oiiee he managed to
bezzle money ara property the amount Of perhaps
$1,000 That With the proceed. Of hi, 5ezrsment he
iet up In Beresrr street with tne hope of doing
a fourishirg business next IN. officers seized
All the property exposed for sale in the store and
yeyed to the second Dstnc, Police Court where tue
greater portion a Identified by marks and other
wire, the property of the complainant About 81 $50
worth of l1ct velves snd otrer ARTICLES of drygOocs
tatn from the store OF the accused delivered
into the hanrs ~ the property clerk the Police Court
The prisontr committed for xamlnatou By Justice
Erernan
ALLEGID AssArLT WITH DANGEROUS WEAPON.
job Rogers proprietor Of oyster saloon ias Cans
street, arrested yesterday by Sergeant Mansfield.
tf the Iovsr Police Court charge u having assault
ed william stubrsr with ice picker, iEa!ctny deep
gssh in bis head The complainant, who drives lager
bier wagon tor TreaeTick Vs. SchAwlbe of 10 ChatnAp
street alleges that having called the su oon o. toe
prBobsr, as usual and after delivering 10 him
lage bier Gems ndei for the liquor
tspute sroie between the buyer end the seller Hyers
10 alleged matched an Ice picker ana strucs stGbu.r
violent tlov IN TIE head, inncting deep egt, from
bsfme Justice Bofsrt ct th- Lover Police Court Who
held him for trial in dsfsult of $50, charge of
,Aut with q iciorlous weapon.
ALLEGED RIcIoCs APrRAY ~ THE Twenty sLcosD
WARD.
On Tuesday night Capt. wttsr ~ the Twsr,y sscoud
vsri police, received information that an ARRAY
ioIpg on In or sr0rgsry situated IN Flty ,sccna
street. Tenth syerue, between tvo rival gangs of
ioro,riy cbanetsrs resident. ot that peghborhood
taking po.se Of men along with him 10 mAfs descent
Upon The riemlses aLf Bill FrEtcs arc Pssr
Isfguson the issosrs a. u . ALLEGED o. tie rvsl par
tss Five others asO taken INTO egst0dy etsrsed
With hsirg I'm ghrateA IN The anrAy Al parties
conveyed bstre justice Conroiy AZ th. Fourth District
PoIee Court vko held ten Tor sntun nAtioa, IN The
con piaiui grsfsrrsd ~ Cspt wt,isr snd o'hsrs