The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-24
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

hoBBrRY FROM THE PERSON AND AssAuLr.-YeHterday
afternoon while Edward E. Ksnze Of No % East Fifty
second street. standing the sidewalk on Third
avenue, looking at a company OF target excursonsts,
he was AZ he alleged before Justice Kelly, Of the
Fourth District Ponce Court approach cd by one Martin
Mahno, who, before he could protect himself, seized
had moi nrooeedss many - ssn.coss,v pursued by
kunZe who was intent on recovering his property -
when he turned sharply around and Is alleged struck
his pursuer severe blow, trusting would have such
rearding effect him that he could get beyond reach
OF pursuit with his booty He was however,, promptly
secured by officer and brought court Mahon, in
default OF $500 bail, vas committed for trial ~ the
General Sessions.
LARCENY TEErH.-A colored woman named Ann
Golden was yesterday brought before Justice Ledwth
on complaint made against her by Louise Leedenburg
Of No 472 Broome street. Complainant alleges that the
accused entered her apartment under the pretence Of
inquiring for person. from tho table set OF
false tsetn valued At $3.50 and then on She was
subsequently, arrested being brought before the
magistrate and charged with the theft she WAS COM
mitted FOR trial
Ak OLD COMPLAINT RRsEwEp-Joscph II. Iavne, OF
No IA Congress street, Newark, N j., appeared In the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday and made a
complaint against Sophia Allen colorcd woman whom
he charged with stealing gold watch valued at s0o
besides $l0 10 money LAvine says that SOPHIA picked
him up in the street, brought him to private apart
ment and thore robbed him. Tho was tried ia the
Court OF Special Sessions, but owing TO the absence or
the complainant not having received a subpoena to
attend the trial. as he says, the case was dismissed
Yesterday he caused the Alien
the old complaint brought her before Justice Led
with, who rec0mmitlod her for trial
CASE OF MscESssAIoS.- day or two since Peter
Harris, an intelligent colored youth, nineteen years OF
age, arrived in this city from Paterson, N J., and on
Tuesday night while exploring expedition through
tho Five Points met and accosed by Ann Smith, .
good looking white woman. She invited the dark COM
pexoned Patersonan to her apartments in Mulberry
street. aud when there Ann watched over him Ill be
fell asleep wpile land OF dreams discovered
n
about his waist, and without awakening him ripped
open his clothes and cutting open the bag as charged
stole his money, with which sho left the premises
When Peter awoke he miss d his money and subse-
queny caused AIMS by officer Donohue, of the
Sixth precinct Justice Hogan committed the prisoner
for trial.
ALLEGED FRAUDULENT TRANSACTION IN FURs.-Abraham
Ahrens yesterday brought before Justice Hogan by
detective Bennett the charge OF having frauduenty
obtained set Of furs from Norris MAILER, Of No. 10
Walker street. About month since tho accused called
on the complainant and represented that he had been
for Of furs by Edward Muller doing business
at No IS Sixth avenue, aud Mr. Aahler, believing the
10 be true, delivered Ahrens the fus
He subsequently learned he alleges that Mr Muller
bad not for furs represented by the accused
The magistrate committed Ahrens for trial in default OF
bail.
Zryo BURSHAM AGAIN IN TRousLE-Mr. John Dear
born OF No S3 Third avenue appeared before Justice
Mansfield OF the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday
forenoon and dcposcd Mrs Rolston, the grand
mother Of his brothers child, and who temporarily
occupied OF tho rooms ia his house. had, during his
absence, aided and abettsd by Zeno BIrnha, removed
from his premises beds aud bedding, cooking
utensils, &C., to the value of $3.50, TO Burn
hams store or house, at ll5 West Eleventh
street. and there disposed OF them publicly TO
purchasers TO the Inconvenience aud loss oil the
plainant Burpham, II will be remembered, some two
years ago tried and convicted OF robbng woman
OF bonds to the value Of COO and sentenced
TO the Stale Prison. He remained there upwards Of
months when on the intecession OF friends, Governor
Fenton was Induced 10 pardon and Hibernate him. He
been The auction business this city, and
II is not known that he has attempted to play any trick
until he conspired, as alleged by Mr.. Dearborn, with
Mira Rolston TO swinde hun oat OF mis- property Burn
ham is said TO be worth about 100000.
Az ALLEGED BURGLAR REARREsrKD Yesterday morn
Ing named Charles smith. alias Elias Vale, who,
It alleged, escaped from the State Prison August last
reaTres,cd Broadway and taken TO the Fifth pro-
cinct station house. HIS arrest caused by N +.
Parkhurst who discharged from hs position as
keeper Of the prison at the time Smith succeeded In e.
fsctins his escape.