The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-10
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

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putrment It was knowledge OF thh fact no doubt,
tim, induced John TO take box OF cheese
from Joseph b. Ieggett on South street. As no medl-
| ,o,es now IN the lock up where Judge Mansfield con-
signed him. upon the effects OF knowledge ne must have
some faint glmperings Of the truth hs " nue. some
al least Ignorance L os ana 1nas m TINS
| case ia particular II was folly n DO wise.
NprEp IN BuD-0tto busch, not thinking himself
as sharp he ought to be, cast about him on Monday
afternoon for something bring himself up TO his ideal
standard OF acuteness Happening in the premises OF
Messrs Doty Co.. in Maiden lane, ne found box con-
tanning seventysx pounds Of oil stones, worth sal Inc
thought struck him that these might possibly heip MN
out Of his dilemma Accordingly he put them on MS
shoulder and ont for his home When he had got as
fhr Division street. at the corner OF Cathiahe street
he attracted tho attention officer who took him 70
the Essex Market Police Court before he had chance TO
test the efficacy Of hts prospective DEVICE ne was heid
10 answer by Justice Mansfield.
.sIr WILL NEVER Do ron LARRY o BRrES. Lawrence
O'Bren was brought before Justice Kelly yesterday
morning charged with assaultng Robert Shepherd. a
conductor on Third avenue railroad car, With pistol
cutting hun and brusng his face and hands Lawrence
says he was riding up the late at night being the
| only passenger Shepherd teho is man about hcad
over Layrepce) came up him and said, care yeu the
| O'Brien ] heard so much about-,he fghterP"
Lawrence admitted the correctness OF the conductors
surise in regard TO his name, but modesty expressed
ignorance OF his having acquired any such extended
reputation TO be known 10 his interrogation Shep-
herd oBren SAYS made several inquiries further in re-
know IL he fouss av wsSo or ps Weighs" al the
same time bracns him. nG rs though he we're a
The repy to this il the natter Of complaint Lawrence
| was held Vim $500 TO answer.
l D,sHoy.sr EscIsxx.--Messrs Topping & Co., dong
business in Church sfee have for the last few weeks
loo. various articles rom their promises in mysterious
manner To solve the mystery they set a watch which
resulted in stronyy snspecng Joseph Buck Jr,
c,neer whose 1aties in the basement 0. the bnd.
Inc Rnck viewer bad access to all parts Of the store
and az lie gpicion was so strong against him the
leo ~ the(fth precinct took him in charge Yesterday
aserno1 In tho possession OF the prisoner found
cs,r small articles which belonged 10 Topping Il Co
Mr ouse was searched and Trunk belonging to the
siers wife was found silk dress pattern worth 500
sbch had been stolen from the store Of Messrs Sulz
,scher G O. n Nsdsss located on the second
the six and Justice Bowling committed him to the
Tombs for trial In the prisoners possession found
Sulzbacher's desk.
STEALING Gaze OF SHogs.-Two men, giving their
names as James Sullivan and James johnson, were
arrested by Third precinct officer the charge OF hav-
ing stolen OF Shoes valued at $50 from In front
Of Mr. Darwin A Smiths store in College place. When
arrested the prisoners we're in the act Of placing the
stolen property on truck preparatory to removal They
were yesterday arragned before Justice Bowling and
committed TO the Tombs for trial johnson is twenty
one years old, md Sullivan %.
DRIVING CATTLE THROUGH TIE SrRErrs-On Monday
hight officer 1,74o Of the Twentieth precinct arrested
Charles Hitchcock. the latter driving cattle
along Ninth avenue In violation OF Compensation ord
Hitchcock arraencd before Justice ledwith
yesterday morning and bound for trial In the cum
OF $500.
A ColIxGE FRnHxAx Sees Tux ElsrHANr ALLAN Hilder
10 scholastic young who claims for hts gina mater
the classic halls Of -honored YALE He is but re-
comfy marIculated and enters upon his collegiate
with bright visions Of the future gmmerng before him.
Barely woek ago he parted from his mother, and max
ing straight for New Haven, was spredy enrolled as
Yale freshman. To celebrate this he retired to his
quarters having first invested In pound OF peanuts
aud proceeded 70 enjoy high old srse1 ne f9Snd this
ardent diversion Having been provided The day before
with copy OF the strict rules Of hts foster Institution,
4. ss. ;is1s lost weeks K sss a ?, f sss
ON the grouud Of severe sickness in the family and
took the first train for New York. In this city 70 enjoy
the dignity which rested upon him he visited all the
first class saloons in the city. drinking only first class
drinks The upshot of the young Hiider he
came uproariousiy drunk and in this condition sailed
ont to the elephant. Where he went and what he
dad cannot be here narrated; the freshman does not
oven know himself But early 1Hf
Desa dr rs yes Sss s1ta apd hs ~
where policeman, slccpy tramping his beat 10 wash
ington square stumbled over spney reclining FORM
j. the faco OF very youthful person. whose fair
cheek the down scarcely started HIS hat lay ut
careossy disposed among the leaves and pravs, while
his feet danged loosely the wall ~ the fountain
almost touching the waters surface. solitary figure
startled the ocer into wakefulness he thought that
some dark deed had boen committed sound although
OF mingled grunt hiccough, nore and tho opening
OF pop bottle treasured HIM and shoulderinn the form
Of the unconscious sleeper he borc him TO the station
lips and hasssrd cheeks with garments soIed and dis
ordered stood up at the Jefferson Market Police Court,
who're the Justice dismissed him with reprimand,
some good advice about youths who are just leaving
home Tor the nsi time and suggestion that return
to Yale by the early train would be highly bcne-
ncial
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man generally liked by his neighbors and Ia regarded
as very good OF mas lie lives on East Twenty
NTH street Unfortunately too unsnspecting nasur
anda TOO frank disposition his distinguishing
terisics Ho loves tho flowing bowl and deliyits %
evenings when Oh" Wind whistles sharply w,ieut 70
acquaintance, with whom he may while .xy q pleas
ant aonr OF Two over sass Of bot rasas un Monaay
cnue whore he thought 10 nuHoer Of h's friends
None 81 these were present, however the only visitor
SELF Inviting The stranger 70 driai they fell into con-
versntion, and over many drinks -came very friendly
Cown empod his glass 80 often nat the most affection
ale clements Of his nature fully aroused, and so
warm wero 'sfeoings bsnew made acquantanc
tha be could not rern from WHITING him with numerous
fratcrn hugs Willie In suciYcose proximity his pock-
etbcck mystsriousy found u way into McGovcrn's
Docket Who pleading an engagement now tore himself
becoming Dry saan drank ,nce more and felt for his
money 70 pay FOR hts drnl His money WAS gone He
was 10Th 20 suspect tho able add social McGovern, but
DO ain had scnso enough TO know that that individual
bad been the only han approached him during
the evening He promptly sailed after an officer
and fonnd that vivian guard of the night enjoying
suooze IN protected doorway Pursuit made and
hcGovern was speedily overtaken. He denied all
knowledge OF tho iief hut when he was searched the
pocketbook and iiscon,ents amounting 10 S1lO were
found IN his pocket He protested that he know mos
how the wallet csmc there, but no had 10 submit Jus
tee Ledsith Yesterday committed him for trial at the
General SESSIONS
THt Association Of the ARMY Of the TENNESSEE.
CINCINNATI, Oct Q, 1885,
The Committee appointed by the Association OF the