The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-29


POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
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farmer m DUvicULrY-IrtnvT Corn wArru avn
CnAIs-On Tuesday night AZ iate hour Mr. Danssi I.
Grifith residing At No III Leonard street. quietly
walking up Greenwich street when man. giving hts
name as Christopher c. Gray came up behind and
looking arms with Mr.. Gnfnth. walked with him for .
block or two convcrsing tbcy walked. Suddenly Mr.
Grfth felt hand At his vest pocket and q, ,ha, mo
ment Gray started or on run. Mr. Grtnth,
they ran he saw the fugitive approach stranger and
made a motion as y passing something to him Mr..
Griffith finally arrested Gray and passed him to the
tody Of oicer OF tho Fifth precinct. The prisoner
taken 10 tho station house In Leonard street
Mr. a s.s and
stolen property. Gray taken before Justice
Bowling, and on Mr. Grinths complaint tho magistrate
committed him TO tho Tombs for trial In default Of ~ 900
ball. Gray Ia thirty years OF age, farmer by occu
patton. and lives BInghamon Broome county this
State The accused denies his guilt, aud claims that
MIR. Griffith Is mistaken In tho man.
LARCENY HoRsg WAGON, HARsEs, ETc-Tm
TnIrr ARRESTED IN PHILADELPHIA tho 9th instant
Mr. samuel W. Andrews, living at No. l57 West Forty
fourth street. had stolen from him horse wagon har
ness buffalo robe, blanket overcoat valued all
at $3.50 II that Mr. Andrews left his horse and
wagon standing In Chambers street for short time and
during his absence Samuel wark Jumped Into the wagon
mad. searsh ,n1 rar %
OF his Investigation information was received that
wark had fed 10 Philadelphia Mr. Andrews
followed In pursuit. and day or two since succeeded In
finding and arrestlng the fugitive Tho prisoner con.
tossed his guilt and expressed willingness 70 return 10
Now York with Mr. Andrews. Accordingly they took
the noxt train and yesterday wsrk arrAsned before
Justice Downing who committed him for trial In default
Of 81 900 bail The accused who had dspossd Of tho
property to parties In this city and Philadelphia has
given such Information will lead 10 tho d
most Of t.
Ernest Miller arraigned at the Essex Market Police
nouxt ,ysS Aut,ha
wagon at q furious ratio, knocked down and run
Henrietta BurrAs, aged i've years. The complaint
made by tho childs mother Miller held IN $500 to
answer
Pcxpocxrrs on rms cAns--oRxDoY, rmE BiAnxsxrn,u
oscE MonE Mr. Alexander A. Vance resides In Norris.
town. Now Jersey, but Is temporarily stoppiag at tho
Merchants iocl On Tuesday evening NJ. Vance, &C.
companed by party Of ladies' and gentlemen. attended
OF the thcatres aflcr which they started down
In taking OF tho Beeckor street at the OF
Prince and Crosby streets, Mr.. Vance encountered
mob OF pckpockcts the rear platform, asd they
obstruced the passage way that with dcuty tina,
the crowd he felt some one fumbng about his panta
looms pocket and lowering his hand found that his wal
e.. ain ~ IN Treasury no.es had bsen stolen In
be wm variey, alias "keday the blacksmith made an
atsmpt 70 leave tho car whom Mr. Vance seized h
charged that he had stolen his money Rsddy was
secured but his accompcos Jumped from tho platform
and away Of them, doubtless having tho stolen
money, a. II could not DO found. Justice Bowling
mittod Reddy 70 tho Tombs for examination.
BoiD ArrExrr AT BURGLARY Robert Kruger. merchant
tailor. docs business 10 East Broadway Kruger has .
store there 10 which he has stock he values 81 ?so
Over the dwelling house tenan,sd by different
families Running at side o( the house an alloy.
way leading from tho street 10 the OF The premss
the entrance which closed night Kruger ascps
in adjoining tho store Early yesterday morning,
about quarter before four O'CLOCK he awakened
BY noise Suspicious OF burgsrous Interference with
his goods and chstte no Immediately got up 10 inquire
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store but seeing any there returned 70
ias room, whom his attention attracted by
keyhoIe or the back door A. ,his discovery fear
POSSESSION Of tho watchful Kruger 'Whos there ~ he
inquired. IN trembling aecsns There vas no re,pon.s
hall reached his Az the nolss recoded Ringers
courage returned and he opened tho door When peer
ing out he was grstined with the sight Of mans back
rapidly disappearing down the aieyway towards he
street JUS. at this time the attention Of tho ooer
post this nelghborhood attracted BY seeing three
men running on, Of this alsyway Hs called 10 hem TO
stop but hey paid attention 70 him. Being In front
Of them, and near gaasht he obtained good Wow Of
their faces and they be seixsd bold "
one who threatened 20 knock out h cap,ors brains
be did not release him. lie was not rssassd. wcr.
shortly ser arrested By three other oicers and deni
hed BY The nr. ocer Thsy gave their namss a. James
his name a. Franels wlssr In hb po~sesAon was found
quantity Of burglars tools Later In the day they
brought before Justice STANDBY. and Mr. Kruger AZ.
pcnrng 70 enter complaint they seyersly commit
Ted 10 answer II aso~tAlned that entrance had
been effected By s forcing the aey~Ay door, and thea
pying opeu the roar door 81 ths house With crOwtaf
BaRwAcxD 0yKRAnoss -Betseen eight and niso
O'Clock In the evening Of November - james HsnIy
walked cooy into store Division street, and picking
up cloak which iay a sewing machine. partly msds,
started out ~h The proprietor Of hs store, Joseph
Dsyet SEIZED hold 81 him, but sfisr short sfpsHis
he succeedsd Ia getting away, asins the elost WIN
him. Tuesday hight Daxet me, him ~ tho street snd.
calling an oficer him IN charge Yesterday aft~r.
Charles King vent INTO elg.hins siofs = gf.na
street and picking Mp overcoai rpshsf out 81 the
store The salesman followed IN pur<uf King fan rond
tho biok which broaght him opposite the laser hsrset
Police Court where the cry % stop thief nrarsi tbs
attention a o. The oicsrs Of tho court, sho sooh
run the fagitiye down Tho coat sss fOand Ia 10 poe
session. Eenly add King wsro both broaght bef0fo
Jusl,cs shandIey yesterday and committed fof ,rsi.
-Yrvtr GfaI ArrEsrTs T#s RotE TEEr vrrH
III srccr. -Nugars, Smith 70 thsa c0untry fs~
years ago 10 ssss a livelihood she thea YONG
homes, aud nIied with . aadsbs patpose. Her appear
.nos was tidy and neat and abe hsd TITLE iaca,y Ia
obtaining an easy place ia oonfor'ssie sai lad.
hearted fsmfy Bs,isr for be, hsd she been obliged 70
her nails 70 bsr nngsrs tsd Tor thsb as rVad
have bsou kept ogi Of The reach q "a. wmgiaion.
which ihrus, upon one from svsry sic IN ue.,
cny The girls evenings BEING generally al Der disposal
she consorsf Win other serving Tfis u her
reputation % character The result that shs
b,,d taste for srrsvsssnt aud costly dlspsy, Which
i'd her 70 the conml,tsi u petty scis - dshonssy
mi sh. Loaf her riser she ia msny . soccesdlng
ntuaion Prom bad shs fell speedily 70 wor.s, all
% ponasy BE -ss ismp,sd ..as sihes, ssss,
yonns man 20 Witch sks had seo~ss. rbs -. ba, .
estnsy tbsf ara s~rsf befo-s shs eoaB rssh tn
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