The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
Confessed rHxv.-ou the complaint and at The in
stance OF Marcus Bernss Of $50 Clinton street. Eliza
beth King servant who had for some time resided ~
hts family, was arrested yesterday morning and ar
ragned before Justice Mansfield Of the Third District
Police Court for tho alleged stealing and concealing
gold watch and CHAIN money and goods 10 the value
OF $l20 The property alleged 70 have been found
promptly confessed the theft She was committed for
trial at the General Sessions the charge OF grand
larceny.
ALLEGED RousERY or PocxxrsocK CONTAINING S2c5 -
Calharns Fitzgerald OF No 1876 Cherry street. went be-
fore Justice Mansfield yesterday morning at the Third
District Police Court alleged tina. she had pocket
book IN her possession, containing s225 on retiring
ress on the night Of Saturday the 2sd nst which
believed stolen from her by person named William
Foran this wise lon CLOSING the saloon on Sat-
urday night sho. as 10 her habit, made her bed on
above house (which is kep. BY her bro.heri
and previous 10 retiring placed the wallet
dressing herself al sighs o'clock yesterday morning suo
removed the mattress and bedcothng TO another part
the saloon and packed them away, q Is her custom.
While 50 engaged she forgot the pocketbook Mean.
time the front door being open, the accused William
Forau, came into the room, she alleges and renamed
On his retiring she bsthought her Of the book and
money, and fastened TO the bagaotle board 10 take
basn naa ina nal2ps from 20 inner
tired until she had missed the wallet and money, she
depesed that "she bad 10 believe and does be-
eve that the pocketbook and money were taken stolen
aud carried away by tho said william Foran." The
accused on her allegation, arrested by officer Jarboe
or the Seventh precinct and was temporarily committed
for examination.
ALLEGED THEvr PLAxK.-on Saturday evening
person OF the OF Michael Lutz eloniousy entered
the deponsnt Henry Esner. alleges, his slaughter
house q. 40 aud 81 First avenue and took therefrom
thirty p!anks o. ths va!u. o. $io Lusz was caught
by officer Arnold, OF the seventeenth precinct He
arragned yesterday morning and fully committed
saARs PRAcucE 4 Boy.-On Saturday evening. while
old gentleman. Thomas MCGUIRE who resides .. 32i
East Thlr,y.arsl street, was passing through Third
. boy known 70 the police William Lansey,
alas 0'Brieu, who has Il lie averrsd already served
Backwslls Island having been convicted
Of pocketp picking ran against him and snatcned from
his hand grecnback bill Of the value OF ST. Ofcer
Coogan Of She Twenty nrst precinct noticing the or
him until be had passed the money 70 confederate
and instructed him TO return to Mr. Mcclure, and 70
should have Eve more dollars He was arragned before
Justice Kelly, Of the Fourth District Police Court, who
committed him TO prison in default Of $500 bail 70 await
his trial At the Special Sessions.
ossrRrcrsc ! RAILROAD CAR-At the instance OF
Nicholas Duffy, driver OF op the Third Avenue Rail-
road Thomas Ryan arrested for alleged wuly and
ressanty obstsucng the passage OF said road
last Saturday night BY driving horse harnessed 10
on the track and keeping there for
say time and against his hs deponentsl repeated
monstrancss On being arraigued before Justice Kelly
sitting the Fourth District Police Court Ryan made
lame defence Of his conduct that his Honor fined
him $40. in default, sentenced him TO 60 prson
He paid tho money.
KRsprSo DsoRpSRLY HorsK Frederick and Harriet
Brodie arrested by officer Campbell Of the Four
teenth precinct the charge Of keeping dsordery
place the OF premises No. IA Crosby street,
oatf. ~ a.
repu table Characters Justice Hogan committed the
cussd parties in default OF $500 ban each.
LARCENY or cLoTnEs.-w.am Barry, OF No. 455
Washington street, appeared before Justice Ledwth
yesterday and preferred a charge against James Reed
The complaint forth the 22d November Reed
stole quantity Of wearing apparel value amounting
10 sS4. Reed voluntarily acknowledged that he took
the property, aud was thereupon committed for trial
WATCH TAXING. william Curry brought before
the presiding magistrate OF the Jefferson Market Police
Court and accused or stealing silver watch OF the
value OF $40. It Is alleged that on the 23d instant
Curry entered the store Of Joseph b. Lewis, OF So
Beecker street, under the protence OF buying silver
watch Complainant, showed him number OF them,
when 10 said Curry snntched OF them ran OF
lie subsequently arrested by oniccr Gien, OF the
Fifteenth precinct AID was yesterday morning brought
before the Magistrate and committed for trial.
FARoScrgesnt Miller Of tho Fifteenth precinct paid
an ofac.a; the alleged gambling don At No. os7
Broadway Saturday night last and arrested Joseph
King who, it 10 charged was acting IS dealer In the
game Of "aro' then being carried on there. Tho
cursed ned 70 snswey the charge the Of $500
bail by Justice Ledwltn, Of the Jefferson Market Police
Court
ALtssRp LARCENY OF A Riyo.-warren Buss OF No.
los East Nineteenth street. charged girl named Hannah
Raymond with the larceny OF ancthys. ring valued
at SIS II IL alleged by tho complainant tina. be saw
the woman in the act OF taking the property Justice
Lsdswith committed her 70 answer.
vioLAnsc THE EXCISE LAw.--John Graham, No. $50
Beeckcr street, and Nicholas Luckor No al sixth
venue both brought before Justice Ledwith yes
terday charges OF having violated provisions o. the
Excise law. They wcfs held 10 answer the complain;
In the sum OF 5000 bal. each
Jacob laval, OF No. f57 Chatham street, also ar
rested BY officer Taylor. charged with violating the Ex
else law. ard Justice Hogan held him 70 bail 800
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