The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-23
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ALLEGED BunoLARY-On tho night Of the 10th inst.
the basement Of the premises No COS Sixth
burgariousy entered by the doors being forced from
the hinges and quantity OF shoes and other articles,
the properly OF Charles Reynolds valued ct t270 stolen
thercfrc subsequently,, however, Mr. REYNOLDS was
. poron o missing property was found in the pos
session OF two young men named Gafney and Byron,
and shortly afterwards still further informed by
Frederick Kaiser that two other young offered
other portion Of the property for sale 70 him. On this
Byron. Edward Bennett and John Moore were arrested
and charged by Charles Reynolds befoye Justice
Ledwth yesterday. with having on the night named
entered his premises and stolen the before mentioned
property Tney committed In default Of 81 900
bail TO answer.
MrssEp IRON HvR Roon-Kate Hanlon, 155 West For
eth street. appeared before Justice Ledwth yesterday
and charged josephine Robinson with having entered
her tcompiainants in her Absence and from the
fact az Kate alleges that the accused coming
sberefrom with bundle In her arms, she believes her
guilty OF stealing q cloak valued at 49, which hung on
rack therein The prisoner held 10 answer in the
sum OF $500
Aas.urr WIN A RAZOR coIorsd man who gives his
name a Charles Brown yesterday brought before
Justice Ledwith charged by Henry Carsen with having
assaulted him with o razor and INJECTING wound,
about four inches IN length, upon complsnants back.
Brown states that he only acted in scdefence but he
Yves committed BY the magistrate without ball.
AunaEp DnoRDERLr HousE Eliza Strauss and Abra-
Ledwih, upon a charge made by Christopher Fogariy.
OF the Eighth precinct OF keeping disordery house
No la Mercer street. They were each held IN the sum
Of $500 TO answer
Juvxxnx 0vrKpsR. bernard Kelly, Of No COS East
Fourteenth street. charged Patrick MCGOWAN, young
stsr Of about twelve years. with having stolen boys
overcast jacket and pants valued about sl3 Com
panant had missed the articles and did not know where
they until informed BY one Francis stockton, who
alleges he the boy tako them. The goods subse-
aueutly were discovered In cellar in East Fourteenth
street. The property Identified by the owner, and
the boy Was held by Justice Mansfield, at the Essex
Market Police Court, for examination.
ALrnsEp FAfsx PRxrEscx jacob Harris doing busi-
ncss at No. 81 Division street. appeared before Justice
Mansfield yesterday aud charged Samuel Ferguson with
having defrauded him out Of number Of articles Of
clothing IN value amounting 10 S46 The complainant
alleges that Ferguson called upon him and represented
him AZ authorized by Mr. Edward Bremen receive
the goods his Under such representations the
property given, but on inquiry II was shown that
20 by complainant The accused committed for ex-
ANIMATION.
A DISHONEST PORTER PLEADS Gunrr.--For nearly two
years past Edward Cah has boon the employ por
Ter. OF Mcsus Blum d Brochownck, is White street.
during which time appears, no 1t intervals has
purlolned goods from his employers and appropriated
them 70 his own Cahl yesterday arrested by
de,ec,ye Field Of the Fifth precinct charged with steal
ing twelve pairs OF boots valued at $780, at one time and
on making search portion OF the stolen property was
Hogan and pleading guilty 70 the CHARGE the magistrate
committed him for trial Cshil s forty years OF age,
native OF England and livea IN WILLIAMSBURG whore be
has wife and ave chidren