The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-24
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

HUNTING DOWN THE LIQUOR DfAiERs-lhe oncerf OF |
the Metropolitan police force exhibit no lack OF 'nersy
in their exerons bring grief any liquor dealer who
is unfortunate enough to place himself in their power.
All kinds of sxpedisnss are esosd in order tempt
the seller of liquors forget the provisions OF the law
and the presence OF the policeman in Disguise, aud
should he be unlucky enough TO draw drop aud tender
brought before magistrate 70 enter the charge The
following men we're brought before Justice Leawllh
asa SsS s NO. sHo s Gba,ss e.
No. 1856 spring street; Frederick Couion No. l2e
Yves. Iorslsh street; Francis Baschsl No 100 W Me-,
Twenty ninth street, and Jacob Nosrom. No. $50 Third
avenue The accused scveally held 10 answer IN
Sessions.
PURSUIT or KNowLEDGg UNDER DIFFICULTIES -lnfor-
nation was brought to the Fifteenth police precinct
station house Sunday afternoon bya man named
Jacob Solomon, who stated that he lost gold watch on
the night previous and that he had good reason to be-
eve that the THIEF was secreted at No. 277 West Nine
tenth street. officer Corkey accordingly sent up to
the place designated, and entering the house with
complainant he was met by Gilbert Engis Eas conen
officer in his efforts 10 gave complainant was set upon
by the two men and the woman and while Julia seized
his with her teeth, Gilbert and Elias nltakea him
with their Gsts Corkey, however, succeeded Interesting
the trio and preferred charge against them yesterday
Justice Ledwth held them TO answer in the sum OF 500
bail each.
PIsroL PRACTICE Michael Neiss, No. 2l2 West Thr-
teh street, preferred charge Of assault against Patrick
Brady before Justice Ledwith yesterday The charge
against Patrick that while intoxicated he reckessly
fred shots from loaded revolver, TO the imminent
danger OF complainant The used Mas required 10 find
bail 10 answer the charge.
Two BROTHERS Arrested SUSPICION OF BURGLARY
Yesterday morning officer Shea, OF the First Pre-.
cinct. brought before Alderman McBrien acting msgis
trate al the Tombs, two brothers, John and Owen Caf-
frey, whom be hal arrested suspicion Of breaking
| into the Of Messfs. sas b. butcher 4 Co., 63
Pear STR nrad nd fo-
years past have been en- poyed as poers in the store
of Messrs. Hubert Brothers, adjoining that of Mr..
Butcher mo 05l At hali-past two O'Clock on sunday
morning the Queer discovered light on the frat floor
| of Mr.. Dutcher's store, and knocking unon the
| door, demanded admission. In moment the )ight
cxtinguished and at the same time were heard
rnsbiug up stars. Assistance being procured the of
fcers burst open tho door aud made search, but no
person could then be discovered On ascending to the
roof the scuttle found open and continuing the
The officers descended into the building one of the
lower windows OF which was open. No prson could be
found in the store but i'll an clubhouse OF cooper shop
adjoining prisoners found sscreted. they hav
| ing shoes. The men attor being taken in charge
! and on looking about the oinceEs discovered
two pieces OF rope OF about one hundred
The prisoners il is alleged had possession Of the rope
for the purpose OF lowering goods from the upper floors
leisure Sunday. They had legitimate business in
their employers store at that unreasonable hour OF the
tied the accused parties to The Tombs for trial IN de-
fault of $4,000 bail each They deny their gull.
AIlEox FUGITIVE Jusrcx.-A day two since
Mr Henry Dunbar, Chief OF Police, OF Belfast. Maine
telegraphed to Superintendent Kennedy, requesting
him to arrest Elisha NJ Flanders, whom no charged
ALLEGED that on the night OF tho 18th instant
| Flanders, with others broke sito tho store
5000 worth OF boots and shoes after which he Flanders,
sailed for this city board the schooner Neay Farrow
Harbor police, Who doaited oicsrs SesStt and aosrt
OF his force TO work up the Case The Farrow arrived
went aboard aud arrested Flanders He was broaght 70
this city and committed preparatory to being sent back
Flanders was arrested in Maine. The stolen property
has not been recovered
CAPTURE OF ALLEGED suorLIvrEas. Yesterday after
nooa Francis Barrett his repued wife Eliza entered
| the store OF Mr. Josiah b. Mccoy, No. 40 Cahanne
street. osensibly TO purchase some flannel They
left without investing soon after which piece Of merno
was missed from the counter They were pursued md
subsequently arrested by detective Mun OF the Fourth
precinct, but the stolen cloth not found. Alderman
| AcBren committed the prisoners for trial.
DISHONEST YOUTH PURLoISIsG FRoa HIS EMpLoYER-
William Dohorty, lad fourteen years Of age,
day arrested in the street by detective Tey OF the Third
precinct he having been caught in the of selling wal.
let's jet chains and variety Of fancy articles for much
less than their real value subsequently, appeared that
| Doher was an errand boy 10 tho employ of Mr.. VIII
liam spelman No. 20 Warren street, and that he had
recently stolen goods valued at $2j frotn Mr. Spelman
the goods being found 10 his possession The boy
fessed hts guilt, and also Acknowledged that DO had
| cused was subsequently, taken before Alderman
McBrien, at the Tombs. aud committed for trial In
| TROUBLE TryrRAL PRocEssIoy.-A funeral pro-
| cosson passing down Broadway yesterday after.
noon and when at Spring street. John r. Conner living
at 81 Canal street, wishing 10 Broadway with his
horse drove front OF carriage In charge OF Thomas
Keudeisan This ensgei the latter thar he suddenly
reigod W his no ses, ana driving towards Conner struck
him across ho face with his whip The lash lcl heavily
on Coancrs right eye uJanns and perhaps destroying
arrested Kende gnn and Alderman MoBren held him TO
| bail TO answer the charge.
DEADHEApISG At HoTEL-CURroUs BAGGAGE Two or
three days since man. registering his name as John
| Poe, from Baltimore, took a at Earle's Hotel
Canal street, but owing TO suspicion which at
ncAcd to Poe, ,r Ferdinand r Earle, QUO or the pro.
presrs yesterday presented board bil OF ito 50 %
tle itlumJreta aDd C-m1uQ1d pawn .l. Foo fad Id
liza 30 money, aud Hhcl asked ~ ir i.aGe opened
h. uuk, which found 70 coAtli nothing Ju rs 30
brio baes q small band led ana come Old uewstrusfa
ocer Anderson, Of tho Fourteenth procaci was caiiad
ana arrested Zoe On the eharIo Of swnjiing under
laS passed by the last Legislature. Tue accused
,sken before Alderman 4e Brisn and committed 10
tho Tombs for trial.
BuRGLAerous EsTRAscE--On the evening OF tho 22l
instant boys, aged about sixteen naol Isaac Bash
and Ferdinand Dotz ielonIoasy, &c Is alleged entered
by forcing open window, tho saloon Francis Rich
tcrlcn IN payard street and oo; lbero,nrr o1snttv
OF cigars OF tho value NJ 60 Tie boys were se1n cay-
ing Tie store OF Richterch ~ ten O'Clock Sunday
MOTT bv john Jacob Astor of Hazard street, who by
notifying ollcer Brady Of the Tenth precinct causrd
ther apprehenson IN default OF 81 900 meg were COM
milteG 10 Angwer.
Az OWE JEALOUS oFIcER.--Ulcor Corr. while pass.
ing on sunday evening the residence Of william Borr in
Attorney erect happened 70 look into tho basement,
and there oh horror found ar Borr and his two sons
Germans ''yloiatgs the law by INDUCING Ia n game
of domnoes or course, th3 vuuous officer coudnit /
stand any sucf ,nonsenss and demanded entrance
the domcil OF D, law depisng German whence, forth.
with, taking the trembling caitis, thearicay speak
ms into ,cusody he marched Thorn the Thirteenth
precinct station house. where thcy we're hold durcss
until this morning Had the Bora taken theoficcr BY
the neck and heels AID helped him " ia pedal apYl-
cation possyiori intu the street, 70 would have served
n IN Just about right Justice Aansncld dismissed The
prisoners Immediately Vi iuquiring the merits OF