The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-01
POLICE MTELLIGKNCB.

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For about four months past william Clark, coIors.
man. has bssp in the employ porter Of ar Henry
Scott doing bsslness at 900 Hudson ss During that
Tim, u k5* sppssrs CLARK Sas in the almost daily
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nearly $500. Al length, being suspected Mr. Scott
cinct Clark at once confessed his guilt but claimed
that this his arst offence he gave 10 the olcer
pawntickeis about half OF the stolen goods
and the remainder o property was found In the pr-
soner's premises, rear Of No. 1877 West Tweuyninth
street, Clark was taken before Justice bowling and
committed 10 the Tombs for trial.
DRIVING CATns THROUGH THE STREET.. man named
Annis G. Underh yesterday arrested by an officer
Of the Third precinct the charge OF driving cattle
through the public streets Of the city, In viola lon OF
the health ordinance and TO the great danger OF human
life. Justice Bowling fined the prisoner $l0 and on
payment he was discharged
ALLEGED LARcENY.--Martn Hogan charged yes
terday at the Essex Market Police Court with the lar
oeny Of watch and chain Of the value Of $50 Lizzie
Letter. complainant. stated that the 18th of septem
Der last Hogan calledupon her and after his departure
he having only remained short tme-she discovered
tho loss Of this watch and chain She saes that she Is
positive the watch was 10 the room when Hogan came
in and that no one else was there. Justice Shandley
committed Hogan for examination.
Costly MODE or OBSERVING THANKSGIVING. doubt
Thanksgiving observed in this city In many differ.
and peculiar ways; but is question whether less
enjoyment resulted from all Of these than the man.
ner in which the day kept by Edward Donohue On
rising In the morning he proceeded very many others
did TO take drink to sufficiently prepare him for the
days festivities But he "a not stop here nor with the
second glass; nor fact with the third. The truth Is,
he drank without cessation until the turkey was served
smoking hot, on the table Of the Putnam County House
S1nsr IN place ons be saw .ass
that tsey al seemed Endowed With & and vvseiousy
swan into the gray wrong sids up The table rseisd
desperate CLUTCH and graapng after It, caught the
tablecotb when, losing his balance h, fell tho floor,
BRINGING turkey, meats gravtes vegetables and dishes
Donohue for having robbed them Of their banquet,
whereof he being snfncently drunk feel combative
sticks he bslabored the guests the RICH, lett Of
him, laying on sdns Merci When this was used up he
threw plates Knives and forks until no sank exhausted
brought before Justice Ledwith Ho will DO put short
allowance for the next ton days.
LSoRpSArE LOVE or FISERY.-Emma Howard, poor,
fororn looking young woman, yesterday arralgned
before Justice Ledwith charged with stealing hat and
shawl from young woman at 81 Wooster street. The
articles had attracted her attention and aroused her
envy at the time and she had lowered about the
FOR her to slip In and steal them She came to GRIEF for
she was noticed and seized. She was committed for
trial
TRIED TO SfEAL A CArE.-On thursday Y. Z. Crandal,
ledger at the Bulls Head Hotel for the day,
and he going out deposited the cape of his
coat shelf in the barroom. James Smith saw this,
and when Cranda went out stole the cape and took II
away He observed, followed, and the properly
recovered from him. and no brought before Justice
Ledwith yesterday, and sent down for trial.
LOST AND FouSD.-Patrick Mcconnell the treasurer OF
Of the many companies which out for parade
on Thanksgiving Day, while marching with his company
through Forty second street, lost package containing
$500 from the breast pocket Of his coat. He SOON
missed It, and while searching for II was informed that
It had been found by boy named Henry Murray, who
had given to his mother Mcconnell then 10 the
r rs Of Mrs Murray who denied that she had
thon summoned, who searched the Of Mrs. Muir
ray, where he found the money The woman and her
yesterday Tho complainant having recovered his
money did not care to prosecute, and they were dis
charged = iS:~.Sst f2rss.. .A-~re.
ALLEGED LARCESY FROM TIE PERSON Meyer Dreyfuss,
drover, was arragned yesterday before Alderman Nc.
Gnnis, at the Fourth District Police Court charged with
larceny under tho following circumstances Tho CON-
planant, gras Kiss, Of NO 1893 Second avenue states
that tho evening Of the 25th u he called at Dreyfuss
house In East Third street, to obtain order A. Al
sa as yard eaa az 70
Kiss states. were sold 70 him for $4,000 and had been
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lPon gaining ~ c turu lor1ne cattle ne was informed
that Dreyfss had loft orders not TO deliver them 70 him
He inquired Of Dreyfuss the fvas5n Of ts PROCEEDING
who replied that tho cattle would be reajped until the
balance or the purchase money vas paid. Thsr6upon
he said he would 20 home and get TIE bA&co ard make
It all right He did So reurnirx sf6fy with ihc honey
but told Dreyfuss that be would not part With until lie
sol the order TO The drovor replied tina. he would
sgn 40 order ana give It to him as Eoon he saw the
TSney t6unted on the table. Kiss theA cohnied The
money and having called bis companions attention TO
IT, telling him that pc could 1t all right he toos
up IN his left hand when Drcyfuss suddenly snatcncd
from him, and having got possession Of it told Kiss that
he would not sign any order for the cattle and that II he
tRss chose to TO law be might do that having got
the money he ithe speaker would DO able 10 fight him
ont OF IL even he did Kiss has not since received the
order nor did Dreyfnss return HIM the money Alder.
man McGinnis held tho accused in 81 900 for trial