The New York herald., 1866-09-03
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
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ROBBED ny A CouRTEsAN.-Mr Marsh Schenck resides
the Occidental HOTEL 622 Broadway, and although well
acquainted In the city, be fell bad company Fri
day night and robbed of diamond breastpin
valued at $780, While conversing with Anna Bunting
living in Crosby street. Spring. Mr. scheDck lost his
breaspin, but did not miss II till after reaching the
street Subsequently, hearing that Anna had diamond
answering the description of the stolen from
him. Mr. Scnenck secured the services Of the captain OF
the Sixth precinct and detective from headquarters
who called upon Anna, TO whom they made known their
missing property; but on making search the pin was
found secreted between her neither garments ana So
cured The officers took Anna to the station house, and
yesterday she arragned before Justice Bowling and
fully committed for trial Anna denies stealing the pin,
but says she found it lying the floor OF her room
STRANGE BUSINESS FOR A WAITER Ferdinand Bush Is
waiter but instead of sticking to his legitimate business
he his hand calling, not strictly in accord
ancc with the laws OF the country, and by dIverging
from path OF rectude Ferdinand fell into the hands
OF officer Seeing express wagon standing IN front
OF III John street. Ferdinand cautiously approached
the vehicle sezin cloth for making coats
valued al $50 started of on full run When nearly
a block distant, Mr. Philip A. Ralph, of the above num-
ber discovered tho theft and giving chase caused the
fugves arrest with the property In his possession.
Bush was yesterday arTaigned before Justice Bowling,
and committed TO the Tombs for trial. The accused is
thirtyfve years Of age and lives In Frankfort street.
ALLEGED THEFT OF MoNEY.-Mr Samuel H. Scripture,
the arrest, by Third precinct detective Of Edward Ben
nett. charge Of stealing wallet containing ninety
eight dollars The wallet in pocket of Mr. Scrip
tures coat which hung in the OF the store The
larceny took place over month ago since which time
found in possession of the prisoners wife, Justice
Bowling held the accused for trial in default Of bail.
ABSENT MISDEDsEss William Clune and Hugh McCos-
key absent minded. Tho fault is not vulgar one;
greater than thoy have been Their exhibition
Objectionable. II is said that Saturday last, in
TT OF abstraction, they climbed upon the front OF
ice and helped themselves to couple of dollars all
in pennies officer No 1,66S of the Nineteenth pre-
tai faings-arrested and Justice Kelly, likewise unsym
pathetic, committed them yesterday for trial.
A FORENOON AT THE ESSEX MARKET Police CouRr-A
hearty looking man comes in as soon the court is
opened and says, 'Peasc, yer Honor, can ye give me
warrant for boy who fired a stone at my house and
broke pane Of glass;" An Irish woman :-'Ify hus
band is going home to the ould country He gives me
support for meself and me children. he has Sle a
week and has couple Of hundred dollars in the
bank. He wants me to get whitewash
family" woman in q Widows weeds, but whose
husband is stil alive complained that another man. the
give her support" An Irishman, all brown and
dir-"A man knocked down the posts that put up my
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boarding house-"A man has been boarding with my
mother and has cleared out and left his children with
US" A dark completed" girl, in straw hat, with
blue ribbons-"I want TO get my clothes, judge Ny
landlady sent away and kept my clothes told
offered her So and sne wouldn't take Il IL was all
had haven't got no clothes for change" boy
with him want he should pay me IS week for my
board" A woman who has bad quarrel with
was raised ns aas been 3. asked
me If would be after keeping the place Says
sartnly; have objections to pawn half dollar
ha ho afforws nntiu a,
An sraelite who seemed to be much
worried in his mnd-"A man beat me vile was tax
ing mine lngero man with black mustache and his
hair cropped very short, standing his head like
brises, accompanied by another man In charge OF an
the children at least he Isl I'm not" foul latter
dernalon of about thirty"Me grandmother arrested
l mean me womans mother She was down yesterday
locked up the day beiorcl woman in shaker bon.
net-"Piease yer Honor, Judge, I've here II
you can lind me a little assistance. While !
McGrady and Mother Mcclure, woman with
me six iine sathers Of broom stick She then slapped
pail OF dirty water to me and said IT'S time you
was baptized again you dirty Protestant jus,
Father Mooney man with strong foreign accent,
good clothes and business ar-'Des woman got some
deterrent recommendations from our house and went
about making folks believe she one honest woman
in need Of work, and when work was given her she
never come back woman who resembled somewhat
10 her general makeup hen just after q thunder
shower-ssThc woman live with struck me with pail
have witness Tor tnat Ia be thankful 70 yer honor
you would give warrant 70 bind her TO the pase
A little girl that could scarcely look over the top
OF the Judges desk-"This man hit me with
big log. sIhs man" putting In his defence-"Theres
use talking, Judge, didn't hit her good or bad hrh
mp or low down The little girl.T have got witnesses
false II be- I'd my throat before would hit
childn An old womam who does washipg-"Thesc
two gentlemen took my pocketbook with fifteen
dollars in 81; I've washed for them for two three
months past : A young man, with yellow hair, six
months married-'My mother. in-law came and
licked my wife because she cut her hair and took away
everything she gave her y with black eye-"This
standing at the coal-box and picked up poker
and hit crack, and said 10 me, CIT out the way
you scoundre I'll cut the livers out O. ye'" wo
her face that would furnish a study for an artist
having Francesca Da Rimni his easei-"A billy
Ia going around the streets and he came
and knocked my child. Please STR can't have him
arrested ~ Two Irish women large the other small
the large one--"Your honor was always willing to
fight way, but I've been sick and am too wake and
want her bound 10 keep the pase." An ancient look
ing andadyMy servant girl left my house the other
night and took my husbands pockebook and three
pounds OF prunes. An old woman with wal.eye and
Is here and has had difcuty with another boy y
Asqunt eyed wretch no looked as u spelling for nght-
II want warrant for q man who struck me with a
club last night woman OF middle age
whose innate refinement was apparent in des-
pite OF her shabby attire-"I don't know ex-
actly what l have 10 do. / have been in.
suited 80 horribly. fear 10 make complaint"
woman with face for shape complexion and expression
such as boys make when they cut pumpkin for jack
o. lsntern-"I want TO get my little boy out Of the
woman with feeble step and falterng voice" Can't
you let Samuel Willis 90. His mother IA very SICK I'm
In hopes samuel will be better boy hereafter"
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