The New York herald., 1866-08-07
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
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Boor- BrAcgs TURNED BURGLARS. John croniu and
Thomas jennings boot blacks ton and twelve OF
age arrested by officer Of the second precinct
on the charge Of having forced entrance to the
Smith, located in tho basement OF premises 20l Pearl
street. by means OF breaking in window, ard steal
anS pe IN s a.
Crouin having fed, but the officer subsequently found
him in Cherry street After being captured the prison.
confessed their guilt TO the officer and Justice logan
beior. whom they were taken, committed them TO tue
Iombs for trial in default OF 81 900 bail each Jennings
lives ut No SO Cherry street, and Cronn gives his resi-
dence as No. IA vandewater street.
PicxPocKET RA,L CAR Yesterday morning Mary
jordan, residing M No. ls3 East Thiry-fourth street,
while riding In Of the Belt railroad cars Peck
Slip had her pocket picked Of wallet containing sl2 80
In Treasury and fractional! currency On discover
ing her 10 + Mary tnrned around and saw m an named
John Williams attempting 70 leave the car,great haste
shc intercepted and accused him Of the theft whcre
npon Williams onered to pay her the amount Of her
loss n she would allow him to leave. The proposition
was rejected and an officer OF the Second precinct being
called took the accused 10 charge Justice Hogan CON-
mted the accused for trial. Williams who Is u years Of
age, Is a bartender by occupation.
UsLIcESsED BOARDING. Housx-Mr Isaac W. Smith, Of
No. ~ Broadway, yesterday complained against Law
renee Wild, whom he charged with keeping sailors
boarding house a. No Ss Cherry street wthou! license
Hogan held him TO bail TO answer
AiLEcED THEFT wArcH.-A detective Of tho Fifth
precinct yesterday arrested John Mitchell on The charge
OF stealing watch valued at $50 from Mr. Daniel g.
Olney, residing in Harrison street. Tho latter
asirep In room, during which, is alleged the prisoner
entered and took the tmepiece from the complanants
pocket. Justice Hogan held the accused for exami-
uatou
ANOTHER CASE HousEs WITHOUT IAcEssE John Roach
yesterday arrested, charged with keeping sailors
boarding house without license. required by a law
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protection OF scamen in the port and harbor of New
York" The accused was required 10 give bail tria
before the Court Of General Sessions
BREAKING A Wool SToRr.--Charles Anderson and
Joshua Carr youths sixteen and twenty years OF age
caught in tho act early yesterday morning, Of
breaking into tho rear Of premises No 81 Broadway
ocnlicd BY Ainmon Pla wool store, with intent 10
steal. When dct"c cd the away bot were pur-
sued and arrested. They taken before Justice
Hot nm and committed for trial In default Of bail.
sYILoGsTcAL DEpucTov-- diminutivc representa-.
tive Of the unbleached American citizens applied to
Judge Ledwith at the Jefferson Market Police Court
Yesterday for summons against white man, who he
taid had scandalizod him. 81 suppose he Is nothing
but loaerY" nqu red the Judge. eyes - replied
the innocent darky. .And nobody would believe him
mo, sa IL "Then II would be impossible for INN 10
scandaize YOU The ooiored gentleman's eycs datcd
at the beauty OF his honors philosophical reasoning and
he departed fully con-in ed that would be ipJya dig.
10 prosecute such "nean white trasb.n
Lot LIsrs. WICKED wAsuKswoxAx-A "TALE
oy TuB- sarah Smith, Iaandress living At No. 192k
Greene street. charitable young lady who clothed
the naked when she sent them home their clothes but
in snIucky hour. wAen sarah was suffering from
attack Of pecunary constipation-an epidemic
which may almost be considered chronic among certain
9 casses--she placed the linen Of Mr.. Gilbert H.
King ~ collateral security for money borrowed
from Edward Hrockheimer, pawnbroker, aud sent the
tickets to Mr.. King. That gentleman was highly In
baby expecting 10 make = summer sensation IN
Broadway, should be disposed Of in this manner Had
Lewith His honor wouid listen TO no .sot soap tho
subject, but committed her to answer In $500
An uSriLrsL soS--Chsries Thompson, very respect.
able old gencmau, living a. No $50 Broadway has un-
fortunately very sad reprobatc of called Adam
sad Adam, while his father had left his chair
for the purpose OF washing his hands abs,rac,ed his
pocketbook containing sum OF money betwcen $500
and $500 and then returned the book in few days by
. younger brother named George. When brought 70
evidently considering himself the hero OF
the hour, looking around with superciIious
great do the less will prattle" The Judge scrniy
reprimanded him for his unfal conduct and told him
that be should probably have whskers before he saw his
Is bzhIy improbable that the halls os the Frankfort
House, where he has been residing will resound to his
grieved but A. be ncorrgbe he deemed hrs duty
have him placed where the takes care OF those
who sre unable 70 take care OF themselves.
"A Nxw WAY TO PAT orD Dxnrs"--Ax Excrusc Do
Richard Kelly. police justice sitting for the hearing OF
cases In the Fourth District Police Court Robert way
Ensl sh immigrant months IN this country IN.
succcssfuI In his pursuit Of wealth. and exhibiting
natural dissemination TO pay his board bill formerly re-
siding with Woods AZ present an nhabitan OF nowherr
George o. Woods, also an Engshman, proprietor of n |
liquor stere and boarding house Forty fourth street
corner Of Eleventh avenue late host OF wray naturally
anxious that his boarders should pay their bills;
Nathan mot lke) Partlngion tno relative Of Mira Pr
small boy in a. @. ws employ naturally obseryant:
hrA Woods vile 20 @. @. W, naturally coincding |
In her husbands views the subject OF board SIR.
wants, spesiatorx, &c. Tine Saturday night Act A
scene J l-pace, bedroom In Woods bouse wray |
stretched on the bed IN his clothes and stocking feet
apparently asleep knock " heard az the door, which
being unanswered the door opens and enter Woods |
Woods approaches the bed and shaking the reclining
inI'n ioquitnr.-"boo Bob what do yoa meant doY'
thaving reference 10 unsettled for board
You amt asleep Bob; what's tho use OF shamu,ingY ~
No sign Of attention from pob suddenly he starts up
nngfiy and ruehos towards Woods Exit both scene -
Another room in the house. Present, small boy In a |
chair Enter Wray and Woods wray seszes on arm |
chair and threatens woods Woods for pistol
Small boy observes Curtain drops Scene Street
outside Of Woods bou.e wray IN the middle |
OF the street in Eleventh avenue IN the OF throwing
Of Woods house on Forty FORTH 81 Of Woods hold
ing pistol In his hand, tq THAT fellow will break
me door with them stones, III frghten him. ises the
pstol and, turning nres towards the North river an
opposite direction from where wray standa Curtain |
drops act 2, Scene Interior of FOURTH District po-
lne court justice Kelly presiding Large number Of
''Wocd Robert wray complains bere that on the NIGHT
q the 3lst Of July he violently assaulted BY you
him one % wnlrh passed Immediately over his |
bead pseyo 70 which you threatened TO take hs life.
Nhat have You 70 sayf', Wocds-" have witnesses,
your Honor, thai only fired once aud IN opposite
rtcu from where ~ stood. and then oniy 10 rghisn
hm and stop his throwing stones. Small hoy and
stances n above. Justice K--a Wen. Woods you had
30 pnsness y that pistol anyway Wray where do
fssNei wravr"sowhsrs now. dr. thss q. have no