The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-12
Police InfeIiInence.

BURGLARY IN BRoADwAY-Two ARRESTS ON sUs-
PICIoS-A PORTION or TmT GOODS RECOVERED.
Last Saturday night week the store OF J. Meyer Co,
No. 40s Broadway, entered By OF false keys
and robbed Of aces and fancy goods valued Il 5000
Information Of the matter being duly reported to
Chief Young, he depu,cd detectives Golden AMI
Dusenbury 10 work up tho case, and IL pos
sible 20 nrrcst tho burglars After making q
series OF inquiries the detectives traced portion
Of the stolen goods house ii ral.on street, BROOKLYN
and there they learned that the goods Dad been obtained
from samuel woo resdng ut No 30 Grand street. this
city In the premises OF Mr.. Woof detectives Golden
and Duscnbury found large ouan ~ Of a. goods stolen
from Mr Meyers store In exploitation lir woolf enid
he purchased tho goods IRON Abraham Goldberg Of uf
folk street but Goldberg pleaded entire ignorance II tho
matter and positively denies having the goods In
his possession. Both Woolf and Goldberg taken
into custody and held for examination before Justice
Hogan.
ALLEGED OUTRAGE on AN AGED WOMAN.
Mrs Catherine oigrlen, a woman sixty years or
age recently appeared before Justice Connolly Of tho
Fourth District Police Court and lodged complnnt
agains: chael Dunn hickman, char ne hun with the
commission Of aggravated assault Mrs. 0Bren. who
lives IN Sixty sevont, street. Fifth avenue alleges
that on tho nicht Of tho 18th u;mo Dunn TO her
house. burst IN the door, and after usng tho most abu.
i've and obs enc language pu'i her out Of bed her
nieh, clothes after wbch no attempted TO vontc her
person Failing in that he bcat her most unmer fully
and acd At the time Dunn broke IN the door Ars oBrcn
daughter fearing violence Al his hands Jumped out tho
window in her nghcioihes without shoes stockings
and ran away The night being intensely Geld she frUzc
her feet badly that II Is feared she will be cripple
for life Mrs q Isrien was terribly injured that Tor
some DAYS she under treatment In Bellevue Hos
pi,ai On Monday afternoon Dunn was arrested by
Ser cant Lockwood and officer Van Arsdae, OF the
Nineteenth precinct and taken before the magistrate
who locked Linn up without bail to await
examination. On the night Of tho outra4e Dunn
made an effort ~ break into the premises Of
an old man named Daniel Allen, living kn.
rens but recciv Wing severe blow from IN Mr.
Aliens baud he dosisted and maic h = ape. The
polite ALL chaTAe Tat, In September last Dunn broke
Into the house 81 widow woman named Mary O'Neil,
Fifty ninth street, Fifth Avenue and committed
horrible outrage on the poor unprotected woman. For
this Dunn was arrested, by officer McKni ht OF the Nine
eonth precinct aud subsequently indicted by the Grand
Jury; bui Mrs 0Ncl consented a. settlement OF tho
case with tho accused, aud consequently II was not
brousht 10 trail
RESOLUTION OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS Win
fEaARD TO TESTIMONIALS 10 POLICEMEN.
The BOARD OF Police Commissioners yesterday pass>d
the following rcsolution;--
Received That hereafter presents and testimonials
by mcmhcrs Of the force tn any ~ the officers OF he
Tor VII no. be allowed; will any member " the
free be allowed 10 collect money FOR the purpose Of pre-
scntins testimonials ~ any member Of tue force.