The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09
POLICEINTELIIGEyCE.

ALLEGED THEFT or BuER.--Thomas Ryan and James
Hamilton were arresteyesterday morning At the IN
stance OF James sheaan .carsmsn, OF No. $50 East
Fourth street. who sllssd that the previous day no
had been entrusted xh tub Of butter, weighing
ninety eight pounds, oths value Of $40 which he was
instructed to deliver person in Rivingtcn street.
where the butter fonousiy removed from his cart
By as he 10 persuaded he accused parties, RYAN and
Hamilton. TN missing be butter, acting upon advice
ne, accompanied bv 40 dcer Of the Eleventh precinct
visited stable In Mangs street, where II was found
secreted and where also were the accused who were
arrested taken befos Justice Mansfield, sitting at
Ryan and Hamilton psitvsly denied all knowledge Of
the theft. They wep fully committed in default OF
$1,000 bail each for ual At the General Sessions.
wEar CAxx or dREE.-On Thursday night Robert
Buckley OF No. 146 kst Houston street, got little
Bit Of q spree, an while msandsring homeward.
making excssdinglysh short tacks through the narrow
Streets he naalIy cas 10 the conclusion that there
little to b. gained nhting against the tide Of events
especially - the psemsnt would every few minutes
rss up and strike hill the face, hurting him Severely
and he made the idewalk his bed chamber and the
v0'o ~ pJoSr arovsorn .Y Jobs
Hurascheck but nobo intoxicated as officer Terwlieer
Of the Seventsennpr precinct assured the Court as to
prevent him from Inserting his dgts In the pockets OF
the unconscious Bckisy and extracting therefrom,
without leave apet case. Two penknives and 50 10 In
currency Hurasc1ck was taken by "a: onicer 70 the
station whar he was searched aud tho property
OF Buckley found his possession. In default OF $500
hail tho defendant s committed for trial at the Special
Sessions Rucsleys held on the charge OF in'oxcaton
DorIAR.oUs tsrSrss.-John Tobin, who Is AZ
present residcnt,f the House OF Detention for Wit
nssscs appeared yttcrdsy before Justice Mansfield at
the third District rcs Court, aud alleged that while
he was In . Iiqut saloon in Pike, corner Of Cherry
street, Morris Rya (who had bean arrested and was
present In COURT to- his the complaiuantsl pocket
book opened IL, an distracted tborefrom ten dollar
bill Ryan retarnd the poeketbook TO robin, but re-
fused II ~ alleged,to surrender the money. The ac-
cused was Temporarily committed for examination.
THrpT or wEARfd APPAREL Yesterday johanna Gro
nn Of 70 Henry stcet appeared before Justice Mans
ncld Of the Thrdbsrict Police Coun and alleged tina,
she had reason to Ieieye that woman, who was then
In court and who bvs her rs Sarah Bendrigsen,
had entered her rfdence and taken thsrofrom property
consisting Of weatng apparel. TO the value OF $500
The deponcn Ter deposition, stated that the accused
came to her rcsdAcs and inquired OF her where per-
scn named Harrved and, 70 assist the inquirer, she
With her pointed out the place where he lived;
that shortly subsequent 70 she departure Of the accused
she missed her property, and upon being informed by
her daughter MAY Cronin that she had seen the wonas
leave the house deponent having . large bundle
her POSSESSION SD caused her arrest and araignment
The accused pIeasd ignorance Of all knowledge OF the
stolen garments she was temporarily committed
A MOVING BusnEss -siby shaw, Of 23s Seventh
street, appeared efors Justice Mansfield Of the Third
District Police CGt, and made . statement which 10
substantially a faows:-0n the 1rst day Of May last
she employed : man named Charles Brown to remove
% engaged she handed him drawer Of her bureau,
which was . pGketbook containing . twenty dollar
.ups q s The MAJ Brown who Ssd promised 70 return
and assst her nplacng her furniture In order the
following day. ut which promise he never fuI1lledl,
she missed the twenty dollar bill She looked and In.
qurod for Brow Al various places but he succeeded in
keeping out Of sr way until yesterday when, accident
ally meeting hin in The street, abe caused him to be
ton Brown WIS fully committed for trial n the Special
Sessions
cHsouEsss BusNEss.--A man named Be njsmin
Homer yesterday afternoon arrested under war
rant issued by Justice Mansfield Of Third District
Police Court before whom he subsequently arrsgned
upon the allegation Of Myer Helman Who charged that
he Hofner had fsloniousiy taken from 24o Avenue A.
TWENTY-FIVE scotch plaid shrs OF the value OF S35 the
property OF " and ID. August Co., OF White street
Heman further stated that the accused took the shirts
tho OF Jacob Wolf 31 East Houston street, and
sold them 70 him at low figure but not so low - 70
induce Wolf 70 believe that they we're stolen. The
accused was held for examination.
THErr ora PorLfs DREs.-Edward r. Bennins, 81
No IL st. Marks place, appeared before Justice Mans
field. OF the Essex Market Police Court and depossd
that girl named Cahanne Divine was seen, as alleged
by Hannah Murphy girl in his ssrvice TO take pop
lin PLAID drcsspece OF goods Of the value Of SILL fron
his dining and leave the house with 10 her pos
OF the accuseds father and there found the dress The
girl didsnot deny taxing the popn, but stated thai
wa gwen to her BY iriend-a erl-for safe keeping.
Indefau OF $500 bail she was committed for trial at the
Special Sessions
FAIR FIELD roR HuSTER.--Joha Csnigan, OF 175
East Thirty street. deposed before Justice Kelly,
OF the yorkve Police Court yesterday afternoon that
while in that thoroushfare. Fairfield Hunter, who was
In his company took from him bank bills ~ tho value
Of $40 When before the Judge Carrgan offered NOT TO
prosecute " Hunter would return him The money The
accused took deponent At hs word and gave him bnck
his properly, wbcreupon the Justice not quite satisfied
that "virVe had had Us reward sent The Hunter TO
m. him OF harms way ana al The
lime rive HIM Fair.led for ponderIng the question: