The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-31
Police Intelligence.

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DxAD RABmrs-OSn THE PARTY sHor.-About three
O'Clock Sunday morning Sergeant Lush OF the Sixth
ward received information that preparations foot
for grand prize nghs which 10 Of about day
light the square In Canal street, Centre by
noted Dead Rabbits Tho aboue officer kept close wash
around, and soon discovered that . largo number had
purpose Of witnessing tho pgnt About haBpast three,
they numbered about hundred and ny, winch fully
saned Sergeant Lush that the prize fight 70 come OF
He Immediately sent word TO the station hou-e for the re-
serve While messenger gone party Of about
fifty OF the broke into the sal ,on OF Mrs. MITCHELL
No Mulberry street. stole bottles OF champagne
which they drank, and then sc. 70 work breaking up
every thing ia the house They just In the act OF
leaving he place when they discovered the police coming
Of them up the tops u the houses In Mulberry
street Az soon o. they sa~ the aioers they hogan 20
rate One Of The officers received cot on the
bead Sergeant Lusk was struck by brick taken from
one Of the chmneys, on the arm, cutting very osay'
which nearly broke Que Of hs fingers he, however,
managed 10 get out bis pistol whom he fired up II the
dies and shot OF them In the just - be was
In the act OF firing stone The police then made their
way the top Of the house, where most OF them we're
80. eo but they had all succecded IN escaping oy get
ting into the adjoining house and fastening the scuttes
The who was shot BY the o6cer also succeeded m
making his escape, and wss taken 70 drug store In he
ever compelled bury him on The police found out
where they is NOT known where the wounded
Was taken, nor bow serious the wound was NO
prize eRbt came OF, but 10 said WARRANTS have been
issued have the parties Who scre To dght arrested
COMPLAINT GRAND I.ARcrr.-wnliam Raiton, an Eng
shman ~ years Of age, Vas taken into custody by OH
Ger Blumcr Of the ffh precinct, charged with stealing
bank bills and gold and silver coin 70 the amount Of s3s
from Mary Graham, OF 70 Rsade street. The accused,
with one Edwar1 Noeman, II appears, entered the com
plaipaDts premises ano getting into IN alteration With
Mary, Eoo0An knocked her down. During The scunie
winch ensued Der pocket book, containing tho money,
dropped the floor At this time Railton ana woman,
named Ann, len the premises and Mary, missing her
money followed In pursuit She requested them 70 re-
turn 70 place but tney refused TO do Ration has
since admitted however, that he took the money and
planted" H. The accused was subsequently, taken be-
In default Of $500 ball.
EXCITING CHASE ATTN BrRGtlns half past three
O'Clock on Sunday morning Policeman Curry Of the Ninth
precnct wsa informed BY . milkman thaa tvo burglars
we're u work In the grocery Of Mr. Hail. No. ~ Hamers
ey street The ocer started In pursuit. and having mss
policeman Aibertson OF The Ninth precinct vs. joined by
him The burglars bearing IN approach hed aod ran
into tenement house some Distance o. Here they as
cended 10 the roof and beng closely pursued got down
The scuIe of an sdonns house and Jumped from win
dow e,e ht feet from the sidewalk thence they
continued their Tight dodEne ccc cnaly Into yards and
jum ON fences and though shot 1t twice By officer
Curry they both managed 70 escape, After rsnnine jump
ins and climbing tor nearly hour and half they had
collected about $50 worth Of goods n the grocery but had
been unable " get them On.
Brpm.Rrrs IN rux FOURTH wARD.-rne store Of John
Mar.den No n PIKE Slip broken into night Of 9Th
Of May and robbed by burglars, Who carried OF watches
and iewelry valued Ut 500. -
oliver street ost and valued At $40
fbe store OF Patrick McNerry No 17e South street. va
robbed On Tuesday night Of fancy goods valued ~ So
II n asked "where are The ponceF