New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
POLICE REPORTS.
The Tombs Police ouri-Before Justice Hogan
SAFE ROBBERY.

On Wednesday evening last, the safe in the Office
OF William H. De Groot real estate agent. located on the
had gained by the street door, and forcing Of
the lock the door OF the premises occupied by Mt DE Gro9
published The TRIBUNE On the morning after the robbery
John Howard boy OF "a years was found secre,ed In
pSSs .or %s oS by he b r. that on the night in question
he accompanied whom he knew by other cosnomen
than Jack into the building for the purpose Of
SSG s s door 70 Keep watch While his coapauon
engaged in drilling hole and inserting the and a;e
Office aud there gave bin quantity of Treasury notes and
currency amounting s9i9 and quantity q valuable pa
measure The boy then sent 70 the door to see II the
coast was clear and on reaching saw an oeeI approach
escape by the the boy ran Up staS and entered me
closet where subsequently found and Although hs
place was searched by officers who had entered alarmed
y isS 81 s 70 made @
rSS o Ss SheIeo f he descended ITO
boy found the articles enumerated above
bis companion by no other name than ,bst already given and
he does not kIsy where be ma. be found f S
mitted for trial in default o. s!,ON bell
John Coyle and Edward Kearns late Thursday night
oarre on the corner Of anss and the BOwefy tie cshse
quarrel being OF course wsman The row brought 70
s s Of Ss PN w5c cam
time 10 see Kearns upon the walk be having een knocked
s sSsH G'y vsdcG s' ' Ts ' vs. s.sSS
watch valued at se He taken into custody and
locked up for tAe night the fourteenth Precinct Station
House Yesterday he taken before Justice Hogan and
the complaint II Kearns who at first seemed strangely
willing TO testify against him. he was locked up without bail
10 answer the charge OF assault and battery and attempted
robbery The accused aged ~ years native VI this city
and resided at No Hesters'. ~ 'If~'
Soy sUITED.
John III Dix an individual whose honest percepops ore
somewhat bHnted Yesterday went into the clothing store Of
: Mills & Co. No. 81 WhteL aud attempted 70 steal two
pieces OF cloth from table, lie caught n the act by
OF the smpoye and 40 handed over TO Officer Field Of
tho Fifth Precinct Whether Dix intended 10 provide himself
with clothes from the cloth he attempted TO steal did
appear Certainly he most eectuay non suited for
Justice Hogan subsequently committed him 20 the Tom1s Cor
trial The accused aged 22 native OF Ireland and
says he has lately resided in Tennessee.
A young man. named VIM. Hale also arrested on sus
pcion Of being accompce Of Dix. He detained TO
able the officers OF the Fifth Precinct opportunity procure
additional evidence against him.
FORGED ORDER.
On tie 10th OF July last Archela Harder bright looking
young aged about II years presented a the store OF
Lewis Brothers Co.. No. - Leonardst what purportsd 10
BE- order from H. b. C0fn Co.. for hye dozen pair OF kid
gloves which he valued at $40 The gloves handed 10
Harder and by lin they sold firm in the Bowery for
$50 The order presented by HARDER subsequently, found
forgery and recently heswas arrested together with
three other young named Francis Sheridan John Thesis
and David Rosenberg Yesterday Harder was commit or
trial by Justice Hogan. The other prisoners nod
witnesses the evidence clearly duplicating them IN the
Both Sheridan and Harder formerly IN the
employ OF Mesrs Cau Co.. aud were therefore converssnt
with their mode OF dong business.