The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

CAPTURE OF AIIHeED SPONTANEOUSLY policeman Fgtz-
maurice, Of the Second precinct WAS patrolling his
beat in Broadway, Maiden lane, yesterday fore
noon, he observed three suspicious looking cha
racters prowlng around several fur stores in the
neghborhood. After watching their closely
for hour more, the officer determined to ar
rest them suspicion. Tic prisoners we're brought
the station house, where they their names
Mary Mann, Caroline Meyers and denry Meyers On the
person OF Mary Mann were found two sable capes valued
at St6, which identified by f. A. STEINER Of No. So
Maiden ane SIS having been stolen from him. Two similar
Injuries valued sos found the person OF Mrs
Meyers, which also identified stolen property.
Two fur cuffs valued at s14 found in the male pr
soners possession which were claimed by Fl, NJ Silver
man, Of No. l5S Broadway Mr.. White, the halter, OF
Broadway identified the prisoners rs having beer In his
store few days ago when about $50 worth of furs
appeared 10 the most mysterious He has
doubt where the property went, but acandons all
hope Il recovering IT, The prisoners had fota West
Hobcscn N j. Justice Connolly comu tted them 10 the
Tombs for examination
ALLEGED observation-disclosures Bowen, alias Balman
brought before Justice Brennan charge Of abduc
ing and seducing Mary Ryers girl about fifteen years
old, residing with her parents a. No Monroe street
On the night of the Sd inst the accused is alleged in
yited Mary go Bryants Mnsres aud after the per
Torrance over, induced her to accompany hi to
LOGGING house p New BoUery, where the alleged .ducton
place. Complainant coht.Gued TO live with defendant
for four days ard nights; Fear Of punishment at the
home, and had she not been met III the street by her mother
and prevailed upon 10 leave her seducer che probably
examination the magistrate decided to hold the accused
for trial, and fixed the bail at 81, 600.
MoDEI. PoIIcEMEN.-on Tue sday policemen Bowers aud
WOODWARD of the Third precinct gained to the
dwelling house of Jane McCord, No. 1888 Houston street.
because tho landady would not show thc through
every in her house they assaulted her is alleged
in the most cruel manner. Que account says they
knocked the womapl Town, beat and kicked her, aud
threatened throw her down the basement stairs Miss
McCord confined to her bed the effects OF the niu
We Understand the General Superintendent of Po-
the matter shall BIO fully Investigated.
JUVENILE THIEVES -Four boys, named Stephen Dean,
Michael Btor, Thos. Mcclure and VIM. Harrison, were
brought before Justice ackenbush charge Of stealing
various articles Of ewclry valued all at s2s from the
store Of Fraucis Blsenger in Sixth The greater
portion OF tie property was recovered by the police The
magistrate committed the youths for exam nation.
MISPLACED CoNrpEstE.--EIeanor Williams, Of NJ, Cros-
by street. alleges that LOUISA Cameron, girl in whom
she had every confidence stole from her gold watch
valued at $40. The theft is alleged to have been
mted while Louisa visit at the house or the
planant Justice Brenna had the accused arrested ard
locked up for examination.
ASSAULT kNHE.-Fred Ficks was arrested yes
tcrday charge Of assaulng John Condor with knife
The complainant alleges that he standing at the
door of grocery in Forsyth street, the prisoner
without any provocation, came up and chk knte
through his cheek, nfcting severe wound. Justice
Brennan committed the accused for examination.