The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-09

room had b,sn entered through rear window,
end o. 0sS 10 In Engllsh gold and $3.50 In Tressa-
~ notes taken from bis trunk. The trunk Wa
subsequently, found In kenger's yard, with TIE
oover forced Of 0icers Herbert and Muller ar
ros,sd Ncnem and his vito On suspicion. and they
~ero required 70 give bail in the sam Of sb,ccc
a.eA. by Justes Hogan. Tho prisoners positively
.s,ert their innoosnca None Of the stolen proper
~ was recovred....... About hslf-pssi O'Clock
on Tuesday evening, ofhcor Groesman, Of the fith
precinct surprised some burglars while forcing
open The door Of the tailoring ootsbiishu, men, Of G.
q. Garrison. No. 90 Avenue e. The burglars CO.
capped, leaving their tools .Michsel walsh
vas arrested BY oihoer oues Of the 9Th Pree,net
charged with stealing tss In Treasury motor from
Eliza II Fonda Of No. NJ ssion Place, on The 26th
NJ December last. Committed In default Of $3.50
eAl by Justice Hogan.
IARcEStEs. William Buchanan was arrest
IN. charged With stealing a watch from Charles
johnson, At one o'clock yesterday morning, The
pr.onsr as sllegod, grabbed the watch from John.
tou's hand. near tho Old Bowery Theatre, and ran
soross The street. IT, WAS pursued, when he threw
re wAch In 10 the gutter. Committed By Justice
Shand' 3. Aaron Boyce, = seaman, was arrested
car ed With steslng quadrant chart &C.. valued
90 ~, 'fo'q James Robins N, n No ~ Robinson
s'-oc' On the 2Oth Of Msreb, 1854 Tho prsote
Do saow ledpe1 tho crirne and a portion n the
e'icA property was recovered. Cotnmiued by
.srcc Hogan.
CoUEr OF GENERAL SEssrOSs.--The follow
iug cares were disposed Of in the Cour, Of General
'e1sioHs yesterday, by Judg. RUSSELL
Hrnry Howard, convicted ~ receiving twenty.
h"ven dollars worth Of cut cry, stolen by James
''nSav from his employer Ahel =. Goodman, No.
"a, bockuan strest, on the 22i Of February, WAS
- 'cnred o. the HtAe Pr son for FIVE years ......
Anne Mara IN pie, plead guilty n grand larceny
~ stealing t5b4 worth Of Jewely from George Thu,
OF ~. 80 West i2i street the 12th Of February,
'rI Uss scaenced 10 the sisto Prison for two
ears ... John Turney plead guilty 10 bur |
a'y N ne third degree and was rsmandsd Tor
tcutcnce ...... joseph Rrcnnsn plead guilty 10 |
;N' larceny In stealing .25 worth ~ clothing from
u nacl A Iecrau, ~ rrll street, on the 10Th Of
1Hhuhry Rer 'nded. 5000. Michael shea and |
t- p7nnelI plead guilty 70 petit larceny ....
f-ai brennan plead guilty 10 assault and bat |
Wv Judgment suspended, and the prisoner dis |
'' us,4. |
CoSGRrGArIoSAL SrSGIsG MEErrSGs.-A
81 go OBJ. Congregational Singing Meetings, under |
be direction 81 thho Associsted choirs Of the NJ r.
'au'ch similar h. those held last year by the Mus
''AI = INVENTION, viii commence on Monday even |
'ne March 9th, 1868, al Seventh Street Church, |
near third ave, At ~ O'Clock, also on Monday |
evening" march 1871, nj the Th rteth slrcct Church,
t"l"een tighth snd Ninth avenues. Monday eve
mig March 2Wh, at Jane Street Church, near |
tghth avenue Mondsy evening, March 2Tth, Al |
?7th Street Church, between second aud Third .v-
euues AT who ieel an interest," in tue culture Of |
'sreh music, are cordially invited 10 attend these
meetings.
fiRE.-A fire broke out about nine O'Clock |
'e'cfuhy morning. IN herngnnt Clothing store,
~" 1872 Chatham street Tho stock wss damaged
'1ncipally by water to the extent Of $1,000.
sup OwSERs.-Thc ship owners Of this city
stll meet io-isy, in the rooms Of tho Chamber of |
Commerce, 20 lake into consideration tue ptoprety
- ior'nng an association 10 protect their interests
against the liabilities and restrictions 10 which they
ere I. present exposed.
THE TRADES.
rus JorhsrrNEs CARrssrsEs NJ New York,
Brooklyn and Jersey City have given notice 10 all |
rose carpenters and builders that they will on and
after Monday deman nd for their services SO 50 |
Ter day. This notice ernAnstes from the District |
Union. Tho Psslerers have acted differently. |
They have invited all bosses to meet Committee
81 Tue Operative PAsierert Society for tho purpose
Of conierring TO the amour, Of wages TO be paid
per diem; beieving-as they ay-that strikes |
should, II possible, he avoided, and to be only re-
sorted to when all other means have failed.
Tar CoAon PAnrrss' Association st their las, |