The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

DARNG BURGLARY IN THE SECOND wARD.
On Wednesday night some daring burglars entered ths
tailoring store OF M Drooe No. II Bsskman street. next
door to ths Second ward station house. and carried OF
property to the amount Of about $780, So adrot was
the burglar in hs business that the robbery not dis
covered until the next morning. when Mr. Drools coming
to his store, found TO his dsmay that his place had
besn burgariously entered and that nearly ali his
valuable cloths and casxmeres had been carried of
Nothing was known OF the occurrence in the station
house. next door, but some clue obtained that
ing as to who the parties that beautifully bam-
boozled tbs Second ward policemen about station
Sawyer Of the Tenth ward police seeing suspicious
locking fellows travelling at fast rate through their
hand stopped them, and supposps them ss to BE-
thieves. they were taken to the station house and
locked up On searching the carpet bags lot Of cloths
and cassimeres were found ana being asked where
they obtained the property from, they could net give
any satisfactory is supposed that ths goods
found in the Of the arrested the Tenth
ward police portion of the lot stolen from Mr.
Droole's store. The gave their John
Miller, Andrew Stone, and Edward smith. They were
locked up for examination by the rnasistrate at the
Tenth District Police Court
ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBERY BY FEMALE.
Yesterday officer Sweeny, of the Lower Police Court,
arrested woman named Kate Dunn who stands
charged the complaint OF Mrs Margaret Mills of 2si
Elizabeth street. with having the night of the 2sth
inst assaulted her while she walking in Mulberry
street and taking from her person gold watch valued
at $lCO The com painant alleged that while quietly
sa,led bv Miss Dunn VIM snatchsd bar cola wa,ch s
her bosom and that she passed it an accompce Of
hers named McDermott The accused on being brought
into court, commenced torrent OF abuse against Mrs
Mills; said that she had less than half a dozen hus-
bands, and in fact terribly enraged at the auda
city, as she declared, Of the complainant, bring
up before magistrate Mrs. llis OF course did not
quietly listen to the TRADE of Kate but In her turn
brought fresh charges against the prisoner In this
mann a was me attention OF the Court for
having worn of, Kate was sent down stairs to Mrs.
before the Court Of General Sessions for trial woman
csssorv 90 tSa CO. 800. ia O, P nan 90 nc
: ~ 49, :, "A' ""' i''u'" io' D''D0in'o''
COMMITTED FOR REFUSING TO MAKE COMPLAINT.
few days ago a man named Lawrence Connolly a
resident ~ yorL will. v.s wh;a .nuouaa 1, !. e.
ms "a'' "HN' eAsasea - an ARRAY
Rourke and locked up in prison BY order of
Justice Brennan until Connolly should be aueacientlv
we'll IN maize comrlaint IN af;da vit ro,r ...tnst h;
Yesterday the magistrate sent officer for Connolly TO
MS residence, requiring him to attend IN court and
man ann.aIeo in cosrt as rsnn;rad INV Tho
and MADE statement against Rourke for stsbbpg
MIN Alter having signed the paper he reusedto swear
dated Nv tha me a." s 49, . 'na. ne was mum,
who declared that he care not make the comnIa;nt
against Rourke Justice Brennan hoping to serve the
til ne thought proper TO swear TO his statemsnt
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ohAHoED WITH SELLING LoTIEhf FoLICIEs.
A0 ""es01 p'oPi'e'o' " iot'ery
f' P " - ~ so', ""' 1ii'e'ou y" "ou
M, v 'ro H'e, "Afa ponoe'
Fourth street WiliismshnYg With hsvnn Ola MOI
lottery policy ticket and having received shilling from
heI Tor the same The officer seized all the books slips
than ~ .he T1,s n.s ~ se 1Unocsn hha conxeyed
before whom tha occnssd Ma ooaa LA ~;
in The sum or 400 - mss nta nun 70 oa
RroaSwav bacsn,s ~ hs % . oauAi'' VI 80 East
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CHARGE OF STEALING RAILROAD IRON.
James O'Hea was arrested by officer Murohv Of the
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