The New York herald., 1867-03-19
PCLyCE INTELLIGENCE.

ATrEhrTNG TO PICK POCKETS James Primrose, youth
OF eighteen years Of age arrested in the Park yes
erday afternoon by officer Hays Of the Second precinct
while the act OF attempting TO pick the pocket OF an
unknown lady standing near him. James was taken
before Justice DoSng and committed 70 the Iombs for
trial
syownAiflsG PROCESSION. Yesterday afternoon
Carl schmmebusch arrested by Sergeant Mcerede,
Of the Sixth precinct the charge OF disordery con-
duct throwing snowbas at the procession as 1t was
passing through Chatham street. Several other persons
In the upper part Of building waich the prisoner
We're also engaged in throwing snowbas but the poce
were unable 10 arrest them Carl taken before JUS
nce bowling and fined Sl0
THROWING Snow BAILs.-About forty boys and young
arrested in the Sixth precinct SUNDAY after
and evening for amusing themselves by throwing
balls and Jumps OF ice persons passing through
the streets The delinquents were aragned before Jus
tiee Wing yesterday morning and discharged Win
reprmand.
BURGLARY the IIth OF February last the premises
900 Broadway burglarousy entered and quantity
OF spool silk amounting in value TO 81 100 taken there
FROM For time trace OF the perpetrators could
be found, until at length Il was discovered that guam
tty OF the missing property had been sold to firm in
Spruce street by a man named Lewis Crohn, who in
formed the buyer that he could have as much as he de-
sired OF the article. On further inquiry 1t was ascer-
tanned that Crohn had gone to Massachusetts, Accord
ingy a requson was made by Governor Fenton on the
Governor of Massachusetts, for Lewis Crohn, and
yesterday he brought before Justice Dodge, Jeer
SON Market Police Cou1, on complaint OF James v
Hagamen The prisoner stated that he got the SILK from
Jacob Lsse and Lassel explained that he mad 1t from
Albert Schenck who further stated that he had it from
Theodore Wiley who has not been found The Justice
held the accused severaliy to answer.
ROBBERY HorEI--On the 7th day OF June, 1885,
man named william Brookes engaged in the
American Hotel, Broadway. The room SO engaged i'm
mediaely adjoned that which William NJ. Redfed, pro-
prieor or the establishment occupied as sleeping
apartment On the night of the 7th he retired usual
and awakng next morning he discovered that the
door leading into the room occupied by brookes was
forced open On further examination he found that his
pockets had been picked and bank notes and property
to the amount OF $40 taken thcrerom Brookes was no.
where to be found. SO rested until the 18th
inst when Brookes again presented himself at the
hotel obtained an apartment was watched closely, ana
when about leaving the house was arrested brought
before Justice Dodge, or tho Jefferson Market Police
Court, complaint of William NJ Redheld and was
committed answer in default OF s., 500 bail
ALLEGED BrRGLARY.-James Davis was arraigned yes
terday at the Essex Market Police Court charged
above on the complaint Of Patrick j. Harling, No. 1877
First avenue II appears from the statement harng
that during the night previous he awakened by his
wife, who informed him that she heard noise down
stairs. Getting up Immediately and proceeding TO in
vesgae Of his wfes alarm, Hariing went out
into the street, and, observing man standing n front of
his store. he caught hold OF him This individual
(Davis) denied all evil intent. and said he was simply
waiting for in order to go after physician, his
wife being ILL., and that he resided at No. 139 East
Eleventh street While he making this explanation
TOO other men rushed OF the escaped An
officer of the Tenth precinct coming up about this time
took Davis into custody Justice Shandley committed
the accused for examination.
ALLEGED GAMBIISG.-Henry Herschspng, Of No. ia
East Broadway, arragned yesterday at the Essex
Market Police Court charged with violation OF the
statutory enactments prohibiting gambling. officer
Walker of the Seventh precinct, by whom he was
arrested stated that the accused the proprietor OF
saloon at the above number and that when tho witness
visited il the previous night there were sixteen persons
engaged in gambling with cards Housekeeping being pres
enL Justice Shandey committed him for trial at the