The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-06
Police Intelligence.

DTsoRpERIY Housx BROKEN UP-On Saturday night last
officer Joseph N. Ely, Of the Ninth precinct arrested
Elizabeth Rafferty,, alias Roadway for keeping dsordery
house, No AZ Bank street. Great complaints have for
time been made by tho neghbors of the class Of
people equentng the house. and the time the arrest
made the scene presented disgusting in the ex
tremc number Of young persons Of both sexes were
found lying together in room containing but bed
Of nudity while the woman keeping this vile den lay 10
corner in q state Of beasty intoxicaton -Four young
Keeper Of the house, were brought up before Justice
Quackeneusn Yesterday morning who committed the
sr ss s sn.s O. ssn
to prison for ten days dsordcrly characters falling
TO pay nne Of $40 each
STAINING ArrRAY.-Natthew o'Neii brought up yes.
terday morning before Justice Qaackenbush, charged
with having stabbed Anthony Dclany with file, in
nictDg very severe wound, Saturday night last at
No. l1b East Twenty eighth street 0Nen said Delany
had used very agravating language, calling him thief,
&C. oNe was held for trial in default Of 81 900 bail.
POLICEMAN BEATEN WITH HIS Own CIvB.-Ou Saturday
night last officer William H. Van Sickle, Of the Seventeenth
ward, found drunken Irishman named John O'Oonner
sleeping the front steps Of private dwelling and de-
sired him TO on, which faiing to arouse him, he
shook the drunken man. sleeper suddenly sprane
up, and getting hold Of the officers club PROCEEDED 70
beat him over the bead with II In most brutal man.
ncr. Some OF the passers by coming to the
assistance Of the officer, O'Conncr was ar.
rested and locked up in the station house
morning who ordered him 10 be locked up for examine
tion The oftcers INJURIES are Of very serious nature
and ne was unab's TO appear in court yesterday.
AREJs. oy A NOTORIOUS You've Tmu.-John Smith,
sias VIM. vogle whom the police aege 10 be notorious
thief brought before Justice Kelly on Sunday morn.
ing, by officer Tata, Of the Fifth precinct charged with
having committed series Of thefs and swndlcs vogIc
who only eighteen years Of age, In the employ Of
Mr. John J. stat merchant, at SO Franklin street. but
for sone miscouduct be (vogle) discharged
about . mon,h since, On the 10Th ult. vcgie called
on Nr. J. FUix, Of NO. AZ Murray street,
and obtained sixteen dozen empty cbasgne bottles,
the representation that he sin in the EN- hoy Of Mr.
staff who bad sent him for the bottles The day oow-
ing voele induced Mr. Fix TOT let him have twenty t~o
and half dozen champagne bottles, similar re.
presentations These bottles the prisoner sold one
Martin, IN City Hall place, for trAing sum II subse.
quenty cared that Mr. STAFF had given the accused
authority whatever get bottles from gentemap in
Murray street. Mr. s. Davis, OF No 50 vnck street,
charges that on the 18th day Of June vcsic stole from
him two pairs OF patent leather boots worth SIT Some
weeks since voele called At the house OF Michael Shaush
ncRy, No 207 Fast Twelfth street. and told Mrs. that
M se p" the - "a ana 49, va
way and that he bad sent him oge for his sk alpaca
coat Mrs shaughnefsy, believing The rAscsls story
him the coat which, of course again
vosle "a the police alcgc sole watch valued at s45
from his fathers store In Hudson street. which he sold
70 receiver IN Worth street for 80 But little any,
81 the property stolen by the prisoner has been
3D. All the complaints, except one, against voele
preferred before Justice Connolly The accused lock
ed up for trial.
Ar1pxrTyp MrpprR IN TIFF TWENTY srooxp wARp-Ala
borer named Martin Holigsn, residing In West Forty.
third street. Tenth avenue, attempted 10 kill bis
wife last evening. about eight O'Clock, by beating her
the bead with sharp instrument supposed TO
be hstchct After leaving her for dead he Hed but
arrested eleven O'Clock last evening by Sergeant Muir
ply, &C the Twenty second precinct The woman has
three ho bic gashee on her and her eyes com
pe,ey banged in, and is thought she will die from the
Injuries.