The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-26
Police IfilellIgence.

Row AMONG rHE Bowsay BoYs-Tne Bowery Boys
ile deadly rivals Of the Dead Rabbits, had among
themselves yesterday morning. at Johnny Lyng's place,
NJ 20 BoWery. Hot drinks lead TO hot discussion and
work The melee started by two men. named
Fatty Welsh and VIM phelou alias Jnglcs. Both mon
intoxicated and aier exchanging few blows they
hustled out upon the sidewalk, when Jngci drew
revolver sAd Ned four shots at his antagonist Welsh
uninured. Juglcs fed mp the Bowery, pursued by
Policeman Mckay, but the officer unable overtlke
hjr and he succeeded III escapinp Jinelcs * we'll
known the police and VIII doubtless be arrested should
Welsh think proper 10 make a complaint against him.
Some six months ago he returned from California where
s alleged, he killed named Waters, by siabbng
him the heart IN the streets Of san Francisco, but
Dased 70 clear himself by series Of fortunate crcum
stances, and Immediately set sail for New York.
BURGLARS Al NoRK AGAS--fhe stable OF Philip smith,
No lS6 Fa Twenty second street. entered by burg
lars OF Wednesday night and a Of valuable harness
stolen therclrom. man named James Judge arrest
I'd on SUSPICION Of being implicated IN the burglary, and
be IL brought before Justice aakenbush, 1T the 81
cond District Police Court, he was committed for examna
UoD
the sarse night the Of James Carly. No. 55i
Eighth avenue was entered by burglars and robbed Of
about hundred dollars worth Of goods man named
Christian Nage arrested suspicion OF being impli
Gated in the affair. The accused was committed 10 prison
IN default of bail.
Some barsars attempted 10 enter the tailoring estab.
Ishment u Jacob Droyfuss, corner Of Broadway and
Easde street the evening but we're prevented
from operating by the timely arrival Of the Sixth precinct
police The burglars managed TO make good their escape
leaving Their tools behind them
tec,vc officer Keefe, while tour OF observation IN the
lover part of the city, about O'Clock
tao suspicious looking fellows watching several stores
rs they about beng opened by the portets. After
aorr III and out OF ABOUT half dozen places they enter
e the who.esalc FUR house of Wuconb, Prentice Co,
No II Broadway. Here, after examining quantity OF
ladies' furs one OF them attempted 10 leave the store
with BET of ladies' fars, but just s he was about to
olen the door occr kcc stepped ~. much 70 te sur
prise the thief The furs soon dropped but too
late ana the fellows conveyed before Justice Welsh,
chen oshcm turned ont 10 he Oh offender, having
e gave his name az James Hakns, bit proved tc have
an alas (James Mann, which IL gave few days ago,
having caught The net % stealing seventy eight
dozen KID poves IRON Michael Fitzgerald q ls5 Broad
and foe which lie arrested but having procured
straw bad liberated and failed o. he on hand when
his was called W for trial at the Court Of Sessions
aTusiice Welsh committed him 20 the Tombs IN default or
~ 900 bail 20 answer a attempt ~ larceny.
ferr AMONG fuaNES.-An ARRAY occurred IN Broad
way Ispenard street, yesterday. between Jolin
Waey, az Engiuc Company No ~. AMI two mcnDcrs Of
i,ook ladder No Il. which the former roughly
handled by his advCrsares. Policeman ShanEles ana
Young ap IN tine o. arrest tic asstiants * Mr.
Wdey. who gave their nlues James and Rohrt Mar
tu The NJ soncrs brought ~ THE hcadqparters Of
tn yulcc corner III Broone and Crosby streets whore
thcy detained for examination.
O,KR Toxin az JEwuRY-In tonsequcnre ~ being over
fond Of icwclry. Theodore Mather domestic the
ploy 81 Mrs Hannah Iasak. ~ No 10 fifth avenue,
iouud himself locked NJ the jefferson Market Police
Court prsou Theodore stole hts employers gold VA n
and chain valued at $40, aud committed or grand
larceny ~ Justice Kelly.