The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-09
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY g. 1885,
Police Intelligence.

Police Intelligence.
BURGLARY IN TuIRTEESTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
ARREST or rHE BURGLARS
On Friday afternoon abou. Owe O'Clock Sergeant Smith.
OF tho Ninth precinct while absent from the stallion
house. received information that two suspicious looking
mco had boon TO force open the basement door OF
Mr.. A. W. Lowerre's house. No. 1873 West Thirteenth
street, and enter tho premises As Mr. L. and family
were in tho country Sergeant Smith naturally supposed
that tho men burglars and accordingly he called
officers Burke Washburne and Rooney TO his assistance
whereupon they entered the dwelling OF Mr. Iowerra 10
search Of the burglars and found that they had escaped
through the scue The officers followed the ruPtuves
over the roofs OF several buildings tracing them through
the scuttle Of Mr. William L. Skidmore's house (aso
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they showed fight and seemed Determined not
70 De taken without a struggle Their resistance,
blows reduced them 10 submission and they were taken
TO the station house. The prisoners gave their names an
three years of age On examining tho premises OF Me-
Lowee It found that the trunks, bureaus and ward
robes on the various floors had been forced open ana
other goods valued at about 5000 had been packed
In the house the officers found complete set OF bur
glars TOOLS which the prisoners had left behind them
home and make complaint against the prisoners Mean
time they are in prison. awaiting an examination before
Dodge In his 1T of o. tho e snc
ne that II ID feared he will DO disabled for some time 70
come.
BUhGLARY IN MISUNDERSTANDING INTO CAR
RAGE REPOSITORY.
Yesterday morning, about half past O'Clock, ofcer
Davis Of the Fifteenth precinct discovered that the car
rage repository Of Mess Adams Conc, os4 Broadway
had been entered by Of forcing open the front
door, Assistance being procured, the building was en-
tered when II found that several sets Of harness
had been removed from their places and packed in sacks
preparatory TO carrying away Ono set OF harness was
ter search resulted in ending young man giving bis
name - Thomas Butler, In ono Of tho rooms OF the
house Butler said he was soldier, and nnding the
door open he walked In Justice Dodge not believing
this story committed the prisoner for trial without bail
Skeleton keys and other burgarous implements were
doubt that he we'll skilled in the science Of
opening dwellings and appropriating TO hts own use
property that DID not belong to him.
ASSAULT AND ROBBERY By HIGHwAYNHN.
Mr. Daniel Crowley, residing At o6 Tenth avenue while
passing through Sixteenth street. Ninth avenue late
Friday night accosted by Patrick Furey, Edward
Murphy, Joseph Develin and others. Furey and Deven
walked beside him for short distance when Deven
suddenly turned and struck Mr. Crowley in tho face
knocking him to the pavement The asssilants confed-
crates then beat and kicked their PROSTATE victim in tho
most brutal manner After ring his pockets Of three
hundred dollars in Treasury notes the rascals ded Mr.
Crowley subsequently informed officer Moring, Of the Six
tenth precinct who succeeded in arresng Furey Tho
cerned In the assault and robbery Justice Dodge COM
mitted him 70 prison for trial without bail
BEATING AND RoBBINa>A SOLDIER.
Peter Daily, discharged soldier complained before
Justice Dodge that he had been decoyed from the Sol
ders Home In Howard street. to the saloon 141 Mercer
street, kept by Jacques Monnsse, who Ia well known to
the police, by John Hovey, Samuel Mclean and George
Picket who beat him most brutay and then robbed him
Of all the money he possessed which was only twenty
dollars The assalans arrested by Officers Clinchy
and Casey Of the Eighth precinct and the magistrate
locked them up for trial without bail.
BO0KKHEPER CHARGED WITH LARcENY.
John A. Weir formerly bookkeeper and cashier In the
employ Of Messrs Prime Stone, Haock Hall, doing
business at 81 Wall street. yesterday arrested by
ooer Cornn attached to Inspector Folkes ONCE Brook
n ON the charge Of having suddenly left bis place on
the2d Of May last, taking with him sos SO belonging
TO bis employers Since his disappearance II s alleged
that Weir has boon in Brooklyn where he resides JUS
tce Bowling held him for examination.
ROBBED WHILE ASLEEP.
Patrick Welsh and Leonard vock the latter living IL
50 Howard street. yesterday arrested on the
plant Of Martin McGrath residing in Yonkers westches
ter county The latter alleges that the night Of the
3oh ultimo Welsh took him TO the house Of voc where
he slept all night, and the following morning he
missed his money. McGrath made known his loss to
vock who denied all knowledge Of the money, but sub
sequently gave McGrath fty dollar BILL which he den
also told McGrath that Welsh had my dollars Of the
money taken from him. Tho accused parties having
been arrested Justice Bowling committed Thorn for trial
RECKLESS RIDING.
Michael Mulhearn yesterday arrested charged
with reokessy riding horse August Koerner
Of Lewis and Stanton Streets and severely injurng
him. Justice shandey held Muhearn In $500 TO answer
the charge Mr. Koerner who resides 202 Union
nue. Brooklyn was conveyed TO his residence AFTER re.
ceiving the necessary medical aid