The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-02
Police Intelligence.

A MARRIED WOMAN nYsrERI0usLY MIssISG-HER
HUSBAND ARRESTED on SUSPICION.
About three o'clock last Thursday morning Mrs. Sarah
K Watson, thirty.nine years of age. wife Of julius
Watson residing First avenue between Eighty fourth
and shty nfh Streets suddenly and myseriousy dis
appeared from the house, having on nothing but her
night clothes since which nothing has been seen
or heard OF her About the time Mrs. Watson left her
and as Watson is man OF Incorporate habits, and has
been In the habit OF abusing his wife, is suspected
her These facts and suspicious being brought to the
attention OF Captain Hutchngs, Of the Twenty -third
precinct be directed officer Brown Of his force to arrest
Watson, and no was accordingly taken into custody and
held 10 await the result OF investigation Tho priso-
ner is man for,y-ave years Of age and Is miner by
occupation
HEAVY ROBBERY IN DIsRErrrAsLE HOUSE.
Yesterday morning John Nevin residing 900 Tenth
avenue entered the disrcpuiable house 1881 Cherry
street, known to the police "Bilkers Hall, In CON-
psny with Bridget Wilson Nevin took room, and lay.
ing down on the bed coon fell asleep but on awakng
hour or two afterwards he found Bridget and Alice
Keeaan in the apartment A. the time Neyin d s..
that 81 800 legal tender had been stolen
from tho pocket OF his vest, which hung a chair
He instantly accused the women OF the the aud at the
same tine, placny bis back against the door,
refused to let them out until thev returned
has stolen money. Bridget then restored to
until they should restore the balance OF the money At
a. time Edward finnesan appeared In the hallway,
aud, pushing open the door, ordered Esyin 10 let
bastened into the street. and calling Officer Oates Of tho
Fourth precinct caused The arrest Of the women and
Finnegan the chargc OF larceny. Tie room tho
roughly searched also the PREMISES but the missing
$500 could be found Tho accused parties were sub
sclucnty taken before Justice Hogan who committed
them the Tombs for trial in default OF BAIL Alice is
Irish woman, thirty OF age Bridget born in
England twenty nine years ago Both Of them live In
the house where the robbery occurred. Flnnegan Is
twenty three years Of age born IN New York
seaman and lives at 81 Monroe street
STREET ROBBERY.
Yesterday msrning about one O'Clock, Francis Lsu.
rent doing business at II John street. while on his way
home assaulted tho Of Grand and Wooster
streets by William Mural (cooredl who knocked him
down, and by force and violence rifed pocket Of
silver watch and chain valued at ffty dollars Murral
attempted 70 escape, and in sealing fOnce was caught
arrest Nurall threw the stolen timepece and chain
away In the yard whcro they were found, and restored
10 the Justice Dodge committed the prisoner for
trial without bail.
PASSING courTERrEIr MONEY.
Richard Abbott, man thirty.two years Of age was
arrested by ofhccr Holloway Of the Eighth precinct,
the charge Of having passed to Mr. Nicholas Bewet Of
No S3s Broome street. counterfeit $40 bill purpcrns
10 be genuine Issue Of the First National Bank OF Port
land, Conn., Mr. William Holmes, doing business al No
297 Canal street. also alleges that Abbott passed him
one Of The Portland counterfe,s Justice Dodge re-
qured the prisoner 70 give bail o. 800 10 each
complaint, and in default thereof committed him FOR
trial
Richard Hsrgrsve pared 10 him OF the above named
counterfen Hsrgrave arrested by ohcen Quinn. Of
the Eighth precinct and Justice Dodge committed him
In default OF ftesn hundred dollars ball The accused
twentytwo years Of age, and mschnis, BY cccupa
ton.
DEADLY ASSAULT.
Bridget Gillespie, Of 14o West Eighteenth street. yes
srday appeared before justice Dodge aud entered com.
plant against John Clark and Patrick Fannine whom
she charged with having feloniousy assaulted her nus
band, Daniel Gillespie, with choppins knife inmcun
very revere Injuries Clara and Tanning were srfsssed
by ofcer Wells of the Twenty. ninth prccnct and we
magistrate detained them for eHamination