The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-14
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

TnErr or GOLD SLvER.-william Hagadorn, q
lad fifteen years Of age, yesterday arrested
by officer Geary OF the Third precinct the charge Of
having stolen SO in gold and silver coin from George
Orfmann OF the ship Republic. lying at pier North
river. The parties we're shipmates during the passage
stolen The accused pleaded guilty, and Justice
Downing committed him for trial in default Of bail.
ALLEGED LARcxxv or CLorHNc.-lsdore Hildebrand
e6 Eighth avenue, made complaint yesterday before
Justice Dodge against Charles Gotter whom he charged
with having stolen quantity Of clothing valued 500
During the absence Of complainant from his room
stated that the property In question was stolen and
from Information received through third parry be
guilty but was committed in default OF 81, 500 ball
AccmkxrAur ORGANISATION Tsse q young
German employed clerk In grocery store, OF
Park and Mulberry streets, yesterday brought be-
fore Justice Downing, on charge Of having cut Ann
Fitxsimmons residing at No. II Baxter street. II ap-
pears that Wednesday last Ann entered the store
where John Is employed and, while he had a larze
butcher knife in his hand with which to cut
for another customer, r sne stepped BACK against the
inch and half deep. in her right hip. Tase, who
arrested by officer Nellie, Of the sixth precinct was
committed 70 await the result OF the womans injuries
The occurrence Is said TO have been purely accidental
DrsoRpxxIy CHARAcrER.-Peter Houghton was
brought before Justice Dodge yesterday by ocer Of
the Twenty ninth precinct . charge Of disorderv
conduct while In state OF gross nioxcaton, Il the
great Charity Fair. The officer complained that the
prisoner most insulting number OF visitors,
and when spoken by one OF the cergymen he abused
him also. The fellow made fierce resistance on being
arrested. The Justice after giving him severe ebuke,
ordered i'm TO ind bail IN the OF 900 or be sent
10 the workhouss for ak montha
COSTLY NAr.-On the night OF the 18th James Brown
wss Elm Park, and feeling somewhat tired lay down
upon bench and fell asleep. while he lay there man
up, and officer, who was standing close by At
the time. alleges that he sav the man searching the
pockets OF James. The Officer. then awokc James and
Informed him of the transaction who, searching bis
pockets stated that hs watch, which was worth $50,
had been stolen He therefore caused the mans arrest
who on being brought before Justice Connolly gave his
name a. Edwa I'd Kellogg. He denied having stolen the
watch, but was held n $500 BAIL
LARCENY OF 81, 600 CHEcK.-A formal complaint
VS. yesterday made before Justice Dodge BY Jacob
Aronhemer. No. sss East Nineteenth street. against
Andrew Thomas scaniaa and John Dsvine, notice OF
which appeared In yesterdays HsRALp. The ahdavit
q complainant sets forth that the boy seaman was sent
with ~ 900 check the bank 70 have certbned IN
sesd q which be drew the money and induced the BOY
Devine 70 accompany him pleasure trip Iney mad
Just bought tickets for Abaay and were about 70 pro-
Odd on their jsurnsy whom arrested Ihe money. Win
she sscspssss Of tso, wss recovered. Scaoian Y
nesn yssrs Of ses, ard Dsvins only thivsesn Iney
wsr both held - go 49, 70 snssss Ne shAsas