The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01
POLICE NTELLIGEyCE.

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10 -" Hosr AND sEvrRxLr srAsn.~--osS or THE PART
ASSAULTED ~ FRIEND IsJuREI MAN AND DAEcsR
ooss wousDxp-rwo srays growinS out the Other
occurred In this city Tuesday night by which man
! named Bernard Smith severely stabbed an young
man named Thomas Hart afterwards upon by
he caNnot recover, Smith proceeding homswsrd absH
ss q
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ITEM rS signify. and would have passed them:
ma sssn' sisd s ss s s
ss G rsgy sss rev s .
sr The" struck him while Burns .aCSsd lin yspseisdy
he ana both
John Hart End Burns His erss FOR help ,he y,i1,
along tho stree. anu his bleeding eond lion was
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o. s &c e OF ss ss
above the ear ana So Ga ths s,ek Of the head were
the sss "smss sr
lie oon found msa' oa f ffr1a
X. rweng s,t and streets :sndn
Hart ;,abbng hun once n the arm and II the Ie,
up his victim Gan.y at taken into custody and
Thomas Hsr. was conveyed % Bellevue Hospital where hs
John burns for the ASSAULT s' on smith wa. not
e, been found Roth d.ney and Rurns we're srragasa
ass1s, fsss much
the he had received Bnrns committed for trial
remandsd % await The resu. Of msrts INJURIES
COMMITTED ron TRAL.-rhe young man, Ira s Smith. tho
particulars or whose arrest and partial examination for
completely in the robbery Of So 400 from Greenwich In
compsnys Office tho 81 Of July list, given
10 ormer edition Of ne iraAtp was yesterday committed
Ing refused '0' "A' ~ '"0 oe'e'" 0a' 20
CARRYING sLusa saor.-ou Tuesday night oalcer No
1874 OF the Eighteenth precinct observed lettering
about the Of First Ninseenth street.
Ing In suspicious manner He thereupon accosted The
na h em ~. g an nyy %
weapon away from him and marched the who hIa
nsSs as aans MeMnSn 70 the aGn house Justice
PicxrocKrrs ARRrsrKD-Two notorious pckpockets
named John Finney and Thomas Courtney, arrested
At the democratic meeting on Tuesday night They were
wers taken. "-''' '"'" p'o0pA'
FRox FRriso PAN FrRK.--ienry Miller late
an inmate OF the institution Blackweis Island and
whose time expired yesterday, Immediately before hs
liberation. reare,sd arregned before Dodge
charged with larceny. In tho early part Of last
Miller was the emroy Of Mr. r. D. Davs No. 1911 Eighth
on New YORK. S sn s G s S TO- IKE
70 s Se ssns sns e, csshsd Miller ,yes "d1r thus
ssye,al wssks un he learned That he was confined on
General Sessions 10 default Of 81 600 bail
Yoysc BuacLAa- several occasions Mr. Victor OF.
randy. who keeps cigar Broadway has missed
articles from s place az business which disappeared
In n moet unaoconnsbe He caused witch bs
set the premises, which result cd Tuesday night
arrest Of the guilty party Late TIA, naha policemen os
front door The youna hief Jaw he ecer and .sinF to
s mss bs so sTs ~s lot . @ be ss m s
promptly seized by the visilant watcan Tho prisoner.
a. s sa nd e sss s hts
around : Sumber Of mesrschaum pipes, cigar holders,
United the young offender for trial
ALLEGED FALSE PRyrrrcEs-Nshan A. Son arraigned
before Justice Dodge yesterday complaint a.
Never. charging him with false prctences year ago
last July appears Son having stated oonpanans
that he member OF the firm of h. A. Son Co., hoop
skirt dealers OF this city obaBed from the Mesrs Never
who also In the business materials and goods
doinv good business and orrishug
Since then, st alleged tho defendant procured
III "sareas en " ~ a as
aon Co dissolved, and then tho Messrs Never
many times presented their claims They now a,sss ihst
N. A. Son member o. the sad rn, acting only
sovrncv % the ARM all false Therefore they brought
compliant asains, Son for fsise prntcn.c. The Dc.
his appearance for further examination.
Confluence MAs-Abont two weeks ngo Manuel corter
alias Fernandez Spanish attempt
Ing to defraud Mr. Cohen. Of Chatham street, OF s3n
worth OF clothing Justice Hogan commtedhm to the Tombs
for trial II appears that cortez previously called
upon Mr. Benjsnin r. Dunviie No I24 Ninth and
represented captain
Union then lying a. pier Mo- ~ North river and that he
time Cor,ex Inhibited Mr. Dunve what purporicd be
genuine checks drawn city banks for nearly 5000 aud
security purchasing goods 81 $40 aud
representing that he would return the following day and
cosssa borrowsd $50 IL cash from dc merchant and
LEFT. A. the prisoner failed appear the day
% the sstsfacon Of Mr. Dunylls that ali the
made by tho false and aud further
worthIes. Mr. DunviIie made an ariday'i sgans, the
spaniard. and the Maxis!ts committed him default q
In similar by Cortex.