The New York herald., 1867-03-31
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.


Mr. VIM. Z. Stevens. residing at No $50
West Twelfth street, called at the Tombs and
made complaint against Mrs. Ellen Gibbons previously
arrested charging that the 23d day or January last
she stole from him $500 bond and two smaller bonds
amounting in all to $780, The day following $500 bond
Of the same number that stolen from Mr.. Stevens
sold by Mrs. Gibbons to VIM. b. Whitaker ss South
street, she at the time representing herself being Mra
Stevens Mrs. Mary Z. Pitts OF 1o7 West Thirty eighth
street, also charged the prisoner with stealing from her
black velvet cape and silk circular valued at $51.
In the case OF Mr.. John Hafy. who made a complaint
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bond complaint and $500 bail In the Of Mrs Pitts
Not having bondsnan III court Mrs Gibbons was COM
mitted TO the iombs Tor trial. She ID twenty eovcn
years OF age, native ireland, and lives at No 121
Laurens street. aud is a ire -smaker BY occupation.
DISHONEST HoT&L PoRrER-Henry Smith, a man
thirty-seven years Of age was formerly employed as
night porter in the Park Hotel Beekman street On
the night Of the llth instant is alleged thst be broke
open desk In the hotel and taking thsrefrom SO in
legal tender notes, two shirts and a'cap made his CO.
cape. Smith was not seen again until Friday night,
prcclnct with one Of ths shirts and Tie can IN his DOS
session The accused yesterday taken before Justice
Hogan and committed 70 the Tombs for trial IN default
OF $500 bail. Smith is . native Of Maryland.
wmr CAsE.-Yesterday afternoon man, twenty six
years Of age giving his name as John Smith, deliberately
walked into the store Of Mssfs Alonzo Isaac s Van
Duzer, No. 20 Murray street. and seizng bundle of
whps eighty seven In number, and worth $40 started
down stairs. Mr. Edward Mclaughlin, employed In tho
offender was detained till oficer Edwards, Of the
Third precinct arrived and took him In charge Subse-
ana Cd 70 The TomSs for trial 10 assu Of
81, 900 bail. Smith s native of New York, lives In
Wooster street. and Is . butcher by occupation
MORE FRIENDS TO "FARo'' IN TRoUBIK-Edgar Hol-
brook, Brtner Smith. James Field, Edward B. Jcnks
Benjamin Aidrch Charles Waters George Waters, John
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arragned before Justice Ledwth yesterday, charged
with having been engaged in game Of '.sro" at S62
the proprietor Of the establishment held in $500
bail TO answer and the others fined and discharged
ALLEGED HIGHWAY RonBERr.-John Pentony and
Robert Gaviu charged by August Mol with having
assaulted and robbed him on Eighth avenue wednos-
day night Moll stated that hc was somewhat under
the influence Of liquor at the time Of tho occurrence
but not 50 much SO TO render him insensble as to
what lranspired that accused caught hold OF him
and by main force stole his watch and chain valued
$73 and his pocketbook containing $50 In greenbacka
asd stated h believed & he e
who appeared against them as witness In holis favor
was the one who really robbed him They were held
for examination In default Of 81 600 bail each BY JUS
tice Ledwith, before whom tho charge was made.
FARo-On Friday last Gustave Schickendanz ap-
peared before Justice Mansfield, a the Essex Market
Police Court, and entered . complaint against Isaac
Thompson, or No 557 Broadway, and Michael Many OF
No. AZ Bowery. charging them with keeping and main
tanning gambling houses at the premises named re-
spec,iveiy schckendanz rectcd that on the wedncs-
day evening previous he met TWO individuals In a lager
beer garden In the Bowery, who induced him 10 accom-
pany them to each Of the places complained Of where
he found parties engaged in the game Of faro taking
pars In which he lost In the last mentioned t97 IN
money, and In the other gold watch worth $50. War;
rants were ~ once issued against those establishments
and placed in the hands OF Sergeant Potter. OF
the court squad, for service, who In virtuo
OF which, made q descent upon each Of those
paccs-the one on Friday evening and the othor
yesterday afternoon The house nrst visited- pulled
In the language Of the station housewas No. 651 Broad.
way where arrested the repued proprietor Isaac
Thompson, and three individuals who gave thcr Names
ages and occupations respectively VIM McCool. 2a
shoemaker; Charles Morris. % and Joseph Wilson, Is
clerks In the Bowcry yesterday Afternoon Sergeant Pot
tor arrested besides Many the alleged owner Of the
game, William H. Thomas, aged 90, druggiss; William H.
Harrison, q, do Hiram Howell, ~, bartender; Joseph
Each Of the alleged propriso held bail in $500
TO answer, the other parties being discharged. At
neither establishment was the gamo in progress when
the sergeant made the descent and only Thompsons
were the implements found.
AILEGED LARcxSr or FURNITURE RE-Natthas Urban
was srragned yesterday At the Essex Market Police
Court upon charge Of larceny preferred BY Anna NJ
Bower Of No 81 Allen street. The complaint forth
that the accused had removed quantity OF furniture Of
the value Of $685. from house In Fort Lee belonging 10
the complainant without her consent and disposed Of
the same for his benefit, subsequently admitting
that he had done Justice Mansfield held him for ex.
animation.