The New York herald., 1866-06-27

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srABmSe ArrRAT-Yesterday afternoon Julius Ben
ming, living at 3eh Baxter street. and John Williams
became involved in Atfnculty, during which, Il Il
charged, the latter drew q knife and stabbed
ing very severe but not necessarily dangerous wounda
Williams was arrested by onhcer Maley, OF the Sixth
precinct. and Justice Hogan held him for traS
STEALING DRY GooDs-Onacer John AcGloin, Of the
Third precinct yesterday arrested Edward l. Baker,
young Of respectable appearance and good address,
the charge of stealing three pieces OF Silesa valued
At forty dollars, from the store 90 Reade street. The
goods found in the prisoners possession by officer
against Baker, and Justice Hogan locked him up for
trial Baker is clerk, lives in Putnam county, and
claims to be innocent Of tho charge.
ALLEGED GAaRING-DRAwISG BIANKs.-Eli Harmon,
coored yesterday appeared before Justice Hogan at the
charging that he kept and maintained the premises No
S3 Cortlandt street a gambling house, where games
played on the result of which money depended
Harmon also charges that he induced by Glen TO
enter the place. when the latter prevailed upon HIM to
buy envelopes represented contain numbers with the
understanding that some numbers would draw prize
Harmon invested $25, and drawing nothing but blanks
sought satisfaction at court Gen arrested by
officer Fois, of the Twenty seventh precinct, and JUS
tlce Hogan committed him for examination.
THEFT CoAT AND WATcn AND CHAzN.-John
Hines tnsmith, twenty five years OF age arrested
by officer Macarthur, Of the Broadway squad on the
charge o stealing cloth coat and a watch and chain
from Mr. Andrew j. Bashford Of Io9 Grand street
After being taken in charge the watch stolen from Mr.
Bashford found in the prisoners possession Hines
pleaded guilty to the theft and said he was intoxicated
at the time. Justice Hogan committed him 10 the
Tombs or trial in default OF 81 900 bail.
EFFECTS OF A LARK-0n Monday evening Mr. Peter
Kmartin OF No 50 Fifth avenue took into his head
to go around New York on tour of inspection Net
being inclined 60 alone no either sought company
company voluntarily offered him. 1t was supplied
in the persons of Thomas Whitaker and Henry Stevens
After having called at several places the trio dropped
into saloon the of East Twenty fourth street
and Fourth avenue. Here they partook OF some refresh
ments III, heat being excessive Messrs Whtake or and
Stevens. moved by the same kindly interest that had
from the first made them the companions OF Mr. Kill
martin suggested that he take of his and put
the table, Kllmartin thinking it good advice did not
disregard the suggestion. While the time passing
pleasantly Stevens to the surprise no doubt Of Mr..
Kimartin all at once put on his hat and vanished The
charm being broken, Mr. Kilmartn put on his
coat Soon afterwards the quick eye OF Whitaker
detected nervous and idgety fumDling about of some
body's hand in Kimartins pocket There was no occa
son however, for Kilinarn TO be alarmed a that for
the hand his Quickly from pocket to
another went the hand, bIndly cropping for what could
there. Neither pocket another of his
tanned IT, Yet he had in his pocket fifty -nlne
dollars of Treasury notes when his coat went on to nc
table In fact about all that could be felt that the
money was gone and the boon companions OF q moment
we're not all his fancy painted them Being pretty
thoroughly convinced that they not impaired
his convictions Harry Fulmer police officer Of the
Eighteenth precinct BY this time Stevens had returned.
He was at once arrested together with Whitaker and
they yesterday brought before Justice Dodge and
IN default OF bail in the sum of 500 each, were
mit,ed for trial.
TEe FrIcET OF TriE-About half past eight O'Clock
Monday night Mr. George b. Ferris of No. 1877 Twelfth
street, stood the window Of jewelers. at the
Of Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue absorbed in
the contemplation of the gaudy display of muttudnous
gimcracks often seen in such establishments He
tOncu By others, all deeply
rested as himself All Of sudden VIII N he to
have brown all OF that faculty which phrenologiss style
coIcentravencss that he had at his command upon the
scene before him. he felt sudden sensation dire, ty
abou, his heart. His hand went to the spot with in
voluntary impulse. IL so happens that watch pockets
are generally the heart. IN this instance IL
was so and the watch, worth $780, not there. A
man MAJ. named Killing stood near him Ferris c,ared
upoi, the walk with tho accused above him. A crowd
former would have cscaned but for The sudden appear
ancc Of officer Burridgc OF tho Twenty ninth precinct
who t"ok HIM MO custody Killing was taken before
Justice Dod~c, and committed, in fault of bail
CREME IS HAgLGM-A DouDtE BURGLARY. late
hour Monday hight the premises the northeast
o. Third and 1l5h street. occupied by John
sheehy a liquor and billiard saloon, entered
by unlocking the front door with skeleton keys and pro-
per,y TO the value OF rty.nve dollars, consisting Of
money cgars tobacco and wearing apparel stolen there
FROM later, butchers shop, In lj'h street. between
First and second avenues belonging to Henry Schwartz
was brol Into, entrance being effected by ng open
the window the door, anu attempt made to
carry away quantity OF meat These burglars were
by Thomas Carroll to jump tho yard fence
In Of this buid NJ. At an early horr yesterday
morning roundsman Dubois an oficers Brown and Iar
ran or the Twelfth pre- met sed three individuals
named Ihomas BALDWIN, a!ias james Cummings,
John Grady, alias john Snp on and Daniel Moran. and
searching them found in thor pos soma of The
clothing stolen rom Shcchy pla ard benches OF skel
on kcys They were also identincd By Carroll as the
parties ho jump the fence in the Of Tho
butchers shop They were not disposed al hrs TO sub
INIT qetly 10 arrest but sought 10 lead the officers
chase. Under wholesome fear Of roundsinan Dusos'
pistol which he presented to them In the shape Of
original iucn'ion and were taken in charge Accused
fully committed charge OF burglary In both
cases IN default each of one thousand dollar bail
AtLg gD LARCENY THE PRISON. John scully was
committed a charge OF stealing silver watch from
the pocket Of Frederick Keller The offence. alleged
committed picnic lately held at Union Park. 1t
appears from the AFFIDAVIT of Keller that both rart.es
IN baroom standing each other and Keller
feeling some ones hard on his person turned Suddenly
and caught Scuy by the wrist Scnlly having then, as
Keller states his hand his Kelcrs) pocket aud
the watch being the floor between them IL is In.
tended TO mako application for re-examinaion in the
ISsunIyG sHRrrBsgY IN PARK Officer Corcorap, of
the Park police, arrested n man for plucking ever.
greens in the Park. Prisoner gave his Dicdrch
H. Eric dncr. living in Foriy.fourth street Justice
Kelly fined him dollar and cautioned him against a
repetition OF the offence.
JUVENILE oiTEspEss.-Three small boys, aged appa-
rently about seyon eeht and years resp ctively
arrested, complaint Of Bridget Nugeni 32s East
Thirty.t,i street. charged with stealing pocsclbook
from her shop containing s23. Mrs. Nugrnt says shc
laid the pocke,boos on Tho counter, ard, turning way
for minute, when she looked again It was gon sfcso
boys being then In the shup. The boys John
Gilmore Charles Frost and John W. johnson. Gilmore
was committed the others being discharged.
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