The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13

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MERCHANT ArD BusoLAR-A mos, desperate attemp,
Il burglary was made Sunday nght at a store n.u.
ssed 81 No 2S0 ninth avenue whrh fortunately OWING
TO tho determination shown by the gentleman who was
intended to be tho sufferer resulted dsasrousiy
Tor the ruhsns their efforts being oed ono Of them
seized Mr. william Tucker is proprietor Of the store on
which tbs attempt was made, aud resides in the rear
Ss, sh' ass' b % s9 s :. S0
parties to force open The hall door leading tho
Believing that another attempt would DO made
succeeding night ne resolved 10 keep watch and did
every night Late sunday night while watching the
store. Mr. Tucker heard noise At the door Ho
heard voices too. 10 munisd tone, and shortly after
the door was forced open with crash. He then saw
hree men enter softly. They lit . piece Of wax can
towards them. The candle was INN diatsiy put out
and the Trio began TO hurry away. Mr. Tucker followed
after ana succeeded In ses,ns one Of them fearful
had form dabc Jimmy" In his hand. and With II beat
Tucker over tho head and facc until the blood flowed
from many wounds The latter would not loose his hold
however, and shouted loudly for help Luckily pa
trolmAn was near by and no hoard the cries lie
promptly drew near aud found Tucker and tho burglar
struggling the floor. Tho officer seized the prisoner
and took him TO the station house. He proved be
most notorious character named John Calvin, person
who has boon arragned time and again for the most
heavy crimes Justice Dodge yesterday committed him
for trial at tho General Sessions without bail.
Baouon Ur AT LAsT.-on the 18th OF May Of this
year Peter T. Werner and Louis Iordonne working
together in a machine shop In tho town or Wellesley
in It's pockets were SIS in money In another par, OF
'he shop ho had nne pair OF pants doable-baroled
gun, revolver and powder flask, In ali worth SOL.
That night Lordopne had disappeared, and Werner
missed the above articles. No more WAS seen Of Lor
aonne or MS vauhDles that summer short time ago
Werner came to this city and won't TO work in Wooster
street One day last week he happened Lordonne
walking along the street carrying gun which he recog
Iixed IA his own. An officer once appraised and
Lordonns was arrested In his possession found
pawn ticket representing the revolver 30 Iordonne
before ud
yesterday morning and committed for trial Ia default
81, 500 bail.
ALLEGED THEsr or VALUABLE DIAMOND RfsG--On
Saturday Mlss CAtharino 0Donoghue who resides
West Thirty fourth street, lost diamond ring worth
500 She putting veil away In the bureau drawer
OF her ROOM whom the fabric caught the ring which
being loose. was drawn or Al shs supposed into the
DRIVER She made dlgent search after tho ring but
sesustrcss employed In the family, the room
and Joined IN the search Tho latter coon after left the
house IN company with OF tho zSvsnta This
want states that Van Dcusen met named Pat Far.
reII, 10 whom she apparently gave something Tho sar
want returned home and Told her mistress o. what she
had soon, when Farrell and Van Douseu were both ar
rested Justice Dodge committed both psisonsrs FOR trial
In default OF 81 900 bail each.
THKvr Hossx AND CARr.--wiiam Moody was
yesterday arrested by officer OF the Third precinct
on tho charge OF stealing horss and cart valued .,
$3.50 from Mr. John MoFsiand reading q, No is2 wes,
Nineteenth street. The prisoner csngnt the
Of taxing tbs horse and from front Of store IN
Murray street. where tbsy had lett short time
py we owner Justice Hogan committed Moody for trial
In default OF bail
Asaksr ON SUSPICION. Robert Benton, young man
about twenty two years OF age arrested In Elizabeth
street. by az ofcer of thu Fourteenth precinct on sos
pieon Of having stolen roll Of mixed cassimeso cloth
which be had IN his Possession. Bso,os being Que.
TONED In relation TO tho matter stated that he bought
the cloth from dutch Louis, man we'll known 70 The
poihe paying the trinns sum Of 81 therefor Justice
Hogan commtsd Benton 10 the rombs 10 await the sp-
an OvH M far fias
have bHsn s,nis..
Assxsr or sssAx THnvss. Samuel PhlllIps giving
his age a. nfssen years and James Iaascs aas ncNsly
were arrested yesterday by officer woolssy detective Of
the srosdwsy squad ths charge OF having soln too
pieces Of cloth from the No 81 white sr.e, ,ome
few days ago The boys wore seen going on with the
property al the tins by young led employed ner, door
and Yesterday hey vsrs seen provlns around The
cssdins 10 max Ing hAuI me on,rsr obs,,s" ,n.,
movsments sna, na,g followed them a. far .. White
,s- su ~. d. Pc arrested them and brought
asd a. the parties By wbo. ,ne rIa,,, 80 -, $780,
Thsy were then brought 70 oo,es Hs.aoa.,,. Ia
breaking from The o2.r rsn co~gRsd 70 escape, aud,
onicsr gave Phillips In cbsrgs Of . Of an 80 .h..,s
th. Fugitive tbroash Brooms aud frost. .sr.., ~"
cseding In csptsrns him Both boys are "a ,aas,ag
casolners and made quito contradictory stafs "s
garding their whsfsaboah ~ the ums " the cots.,
Ing and appeared "a treat the matter . good -.
IAascs wanted 10 know how Ions he would 10 .sai W.
he convicted and told ~ Inspector Dits tbs
he would get probably tao years vbsrsnpon he cooy
remarked, 1--WE and tvo make seven, don't ~ I've
got nye year bsns ING over my head nov" Although
81 hrst they s0uty denied sny kno~-dss OF the cloth
Transactions they subsequently, proposed tbst they would
tell where the cloth could IL got N The owner would
make shdavit no, 10 prosecute thrm otefsss hoy
would give infortnsuon whAtsy,r They we're de-
tsiosd Al Hesdqusrsrs OH he brought to ,hs
fon,bs Pylcs Court this morning