The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-29
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.


orAsmr ruAr PAM Andrew Brown Who livss .,
No 20i East Eleventh street, had . friend John Grimm
by name For three months Grimm had been friend
OF Brown, and occupied dcsk in his saloon friend
he would have been to-day, In all probability but for
single untoward event He had quarrel and with 4
woman, the saloon, bu, in the re.,depce or Mr.
Brown. Mr. Brown was not present Mira Brown was
Mrs. Brown Of n psacsable turn 81 mind Grimm
was not when Mr.. Grimm became q beserent Ma
~. Sn,isS az nsu Sns % moreover
rues-an armed neutrality. Accordingly, when Grimm
made an assault on the woman Mrs brown made an
attack on Grimm. She showed him across the hall into
the bedroom, and 10 the quarrel came 10 end She
slammed the door upon Grimm; but Grimm could have
tina. very morning that there my two twenty
dollar gold peces in the bed In that very In the
money within his rsacS over which no eve was watch
ing What Grimm did no know for the
door va. shut; In about half an hour a. alleged h.
he noticed that his bed had been somewhat tumbied
but that circumstance seemed not 70 rue his mind He
the money. She wanted II, and said IL was sixteen
pieces short In spite Of friendship Of three months
standing grave suspicious were aroused in the breast Of
MT Brown against Mr. Grimm. His money wss missed
on Tuesday; yesterday his Suspicious took den
INTO form Grimm was arrested brought before Justice
Shandley, and held for trial So much for Brown
Gnmm quarrel.
ATrEMrT Al RopBERr--A young boy named Michael
Fallen yesterday arrested by officer Macarthur who
caught him In the act Of pryng open show case %
committed for trial
CssK or ALLKGEp FArax PKrrsScss A young man
named Robert Atkins yesterday arraigned before
Justice Dodge at the jefferson Market Police Court
the complaint OF two parties. who alleged that tho
cused succeeded through fraudulent representations In
obtaining quantity OF tea, valued in each at
three hundred dollars. Messr. Mshnken Brunles,
Nos ala and 3l5 Greenwich street. set forth In thor ain
dav that Atkins called at their the 26th OF June
ast and represented that his name Webb, Of the
hrm Of Ladd Webb, dong business No 30l Beecker
street, and they believing the same 10 be true sold him
six half chests Of tea valued at f427 Upon inquiry
they found that they had been deceived and defrauded
out Of tho above amount Byron Conckiin, clerk with
Messrs Bodne Co, Nos LOG and 1903 Chambers street,
aiso made affidavit against the prisoner, charging that
Atkins called upon him, representing himself tho son
Of John Lewis No 443 Houston street and selected nvs
cases Of tea valued Mt $685. which delivered 10
him the following morning that he has discovered
that tho property procured under false statements
and thereupon had the accused arrested Justice Dodge
committed the prisoner without bail for examination.
Tn SPIRITUAL ARREST 1t " claimed by Mrs. Isabela
Bodley that injustice done her in the paragraph
contained in Yesterday HsRALp, regarding her arrest
upon the charge larceny before Justice Dodge pre-
ferred by Richard y Goodwin. Statements are beng
prepared which VIII undoubtedly place her right before
tho public There will also be al examination before
the Court of Special Sessions in the OF which sho
will have ample opportunity Tor rofung any misstate
IN en- which may have been published
A CHLD RUS OvpR FirrIErH mKr.-FrancisJ Sea.
man ased three ycars d John Seaman residing al
Finicth street Wednesday, By express wagon
driven by Isaac Adams and severely injured Tho dr.
Adams brought before Justice Kelly yesterday
and the testimony Of George Daub who witnessed tbs
occurrence committed for assault aud battery in dc
fault Of THREE hundred dollars Adams asserted that the
running accidental and unavoidable aud not
the esult OF any careessness rccxessness his
psr
ARREST ALLEGED frckrocsET On Wednesday
afternoon a lady named Ruth A. Green residing In
Eighty III rd street First avenue while standing on
the corner OF broadway and Fulton street. felt some
persons hand in her pocket. On turning round she
young man standing by her side, who immediately ran
up broadway aud down Ann street she imned atey dit
covered that her poketbook about forty 90.
dollars In money had been absrAried from her pocket
0nGcer y r. Lane, Of the Broadway squad being nctr
at hand gave chase and followed tho accused down Ann
street, giving tho alarm he passed along. cizen
who was going through Nassau street seeing the acrusei
running knock him down when the above orcer
up and took him in custody Upon his found
the pocke,Look and money n all valued at slIty SIX
Justice nofge n, tho Jefferson Market Court, and fny
committed for irist He gave his name AZ Michael
Ksiy. aged twenty four and reading at No ~ Roose
ALLEGED THyrr o, c,oAss-snarr PrAcricH -Adolph
Stern, pcdier tweniy.one years Of age living ., Iis
Chrrste street war yesterday arrested by roundsmsn
Croker OF he Tombs Police Court the charge or hsv
David Arudt, residing 1t No 30 Oliver street Stern
charged requested tho complainant 20 leave the eigass
which ID. hal agreed purchase at his rst~rn 81 hole
but after doing Ayndt induced TO accompany
there 70 receive hrs money. Stern, however, did
not pay the bill whercupon Nj Arndt r"turned Ia No
Ils cbryste street and found that the cigars had been
taken away during hs absebe. After stern srrc~i lie
confessed officer Croker that lac had taken the cigars
and soii them Juvtoe Hogan committed the accused
for trsl IN dcfaal, Of 500 bal.