The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-15
Arrest. by the police u, tg.e Fire.

A PICKPOCxEf CAUGHT ~ THE ACT.
Patrick Berry, living at No @ Hamiiton street while
looking al the lire in Barnurs Museum on Thursday
afternoon, was relieved Of gold watch, valued a, one
hundred dollars. Fortunately for Mr.. Barry officer
o'Rcy, OF the Fifteenth precinct, wtncrsed light
fingered operaton andpurseI and arrested the fugitive
who gave his Charles Edmunds. on searching
the prisoner the watch stolen from Barry found
his possession, and restored TO the Edmunds
subsequently taken before Justice Dodge, ana
mitted sor trial without bail.
ArrEnpr TO PICK A REPORTERS POCKET
John PredcOtt, mau twcnit three Years of agc
arrested BY officer stwc Of IN, Second precinct The
charge of attempting 10 pick the pnntaoons pocket Of
Mr. John Maho, while the latter IN the discharge Of
duty at the Gre in Broadway It IL alleged by Mr.
Nahon that hc c9ught the prisoner with bis hand par
italy IN his peck which contained money and other
va4aolr properly. Jssiicc Hogan committed the nc
cursed for examination.
ARREST on SUSPICION ~HABs.As coRPss.
Dicer 'rokcr, OF the yomhs police arrested young
nun giving his Thomas Riley whom he found
pushing rudeiy through the crowd collected IN front Of
bafnunl NlscNm ~ We umr o. me ~ lH| naa u,
his possession silver watch or Ht2ol, which had
boon twisted nom guard, ard Ucrna silver shield
on which b engraved L. =. Detective. J'-tiee Hogan
comnitted Riley tor examination suspicion Ol having
,t1.cn the watch The timcpcce cna b. seen with oicer
Croker the lonbs Yesterday afternoon Judge BAR
mart the supreme Court granted hnbcls corpus IN
th 'lsc u l,y, which re'ngnahe before hita Al ten
ociock this morning.
eTrurEp PHILADELPHIA fluMAN CusRCgD
WITH sTgAr,ING Ar TnE rif:E,
On ThurYday afternoon the men,oers Of Engine
Company 10 RETURNING from the tf, ~ broadway,
they observed stranger having hold OF The rope On
tho of Chambers and Church srrcc tho stranger
fell back Immediately after he 10 take
quantity OF cloiing which had been thrown On the
no box aud run away. Mr. Peter simmons, mem
be, the conpany, sispec,ng something wrong, pnr
sucd end arrested hun II fornd he h,d in his pcs
sion three pairs Of pant, two Goats bat marked
az COX gig Br,ad,say aad divers other articles. Mr.
simmons took his prison 90 the Fifth precinct station
house, AMI surrendered him 10 Captain Petty He gave
his John Toy, and rercs nisNin,sef ~ icing
nrrhcrur rho i'iilielphia f'irc DepMtment Mcsi cf
Che clothing fonnd or Toy srbscplNy idcuttnrd as
hav.ne hccf StQlcn from Mcssrs. T. H. n,cr sCIS who
wclc burned out IA Broadway oGic'r firis q she
Fifth prcyiit ycs rday took Toy bciu ilsticc Hogan,
and the magistrate committed him for cXaninaon
MIR. KNOX IN COURT.
NJ. Charles Knox, tho halter late of No 1l2 BrondP
way vest diy appeared before Justice Horan and
tered a complaint sag1inst John rsochcr charging Rim
with the theft OF hat worth IS Officer Hutchinson,
OF the second precinct who arrested the prisoner found
the hat in his possession Justice Hogan committed the
accused
AEREsrs THE Detectives
Detectives Mcnouga. Golden Slowey, Bennett and
others Of tina, force arrested Charles T. Davis, William
Joncs George CLARK Mi hazel Dou liberty John Sanders
George Prentice, Robert Adams John Sullivan, James
Maoney, John Spencer John Kirby, Richard O'Bren
aud hchacl Coburna oi whom they found conduct ny
themselves in suspicious manner OF the fire in Broad
way These men, not being caught in the at of stealing
we're locked UP over nigh, and discharged by Judge
Hogan.