The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-04
POLICE INTELLIGENCz.

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the hours OF two and three o'clock The story goes that
Thomas Mcguire, the Californian theatrical manager, In
company with friend named Montgomery, while COM
ing down Broadway were accostsd BY two men on the
sidewalk. This vas only short time after the two gen
emen bad come out OF an oyster saloon the neighbour
hood OF Eighth street. The Strangers who addressed
them acted = u they had made mistake ana drew drew
back. Mr.. Mcguire and his friend continued Their
journey only short distance when they were
suddenly set upon, and Mcguire was fsled 70
money-about $4000-which he had his per.
son. He then called loudly for help and in short
tune was surrounded by number Of citizens one o.
the officers OF The Fifteenth precinct also came up ana
arrested man named Francis A. Sullivan who, Il 10
said. was struggling In the middle OF the street with ono
whom the officer supposed to DO the friend OF Mr. Ma
guire As soon ~ the over and the manager
ssceralned he was all right again. purse, watch and
body, the prisoner taken to the station and
locked up the night Yesterday no was brought be-
fore Justice Dodge on the returns from the station house
The prisoner sullivan Who states he 10 carpenter ana
native OF Albany, was remanded In the morning. and the
officer instructed to hnd the complainant Mr. Mcguire
appeared in the afternoon. but refused to make COM
could no, positively Identity him. Mr. Maguire's friend,
Montgomery, might have been able TO aid him, but no
was absent from court Judge Dodge was compelled 70
dsmiss the man as there one TO appear against
him. THIS IL another Of the many instances Of people
foolshy carrying large sums OF money about them
while travelling late At night There are always des-
peadoes tue watch for people, and when, IN so
pubic thoroughiare as Broadway, an attempt OF this
kind is made what might be expected had the intended
victim been met In less frequented locality ana with
out friend?
The BLACK Crook CorRr AGAN-FRAuDu1EyrLr
OBTAINING BOUQUETS THE BALLET GIRLS MIR. Samuel
Hofhemer Of No. 62l Broadway, yesterday appeared
before Justice Bowling, at the Tombs and expressed
wish 10 enter a complaint against three men, named
Fleiscn F. A Sands and J. 8. Bottom, . charge OF
fraud. The deposition OF Mr.. Hofhemer sets forth
named had Obtained from him at Niblos theatre
large quantity OF bouquets, valued at 1892, BY
representing that they were abundantly able TO pay
for them aud that the bouquets were for the purpose
Of throwing the ballet girls in the spectacular drama
known the Black Crook, now being performed at
Niblo's theatre According TO the complainans depo-
sition the bouquet represented that they we're in
partnership but Mr. Hoheimer has been Influenced and
believes that the accused parties intended to pay
for the bouquets at the time they took them; that
Bottom stated he was . ship owner Of much wealth,
which Is charged by the complainant be untrue
OF the ballet girls, and they will be brought up
for hearing.
CARRYING DIRK KNrE-THREArESNG USE IT.
Mary Roughn OF No 3l2 Mott street. yesterday caused
the arrest by Officer Mccormick, OF the Fourteenth pre-
cinct, Of William Watson, the charge OF carrying
dirk knife concealed IN the breast pocket OF his coat
Mary testified that threatened to her
with the weapon or DO her other bodily harm. In de-
fault OF $500 bail Justice Bowling committed Watson to
the Tombs for trial
THREATENING EDrroR-Patrick and Thomas Dom
nelly brothers, brought before Justice Bowling
the complaint OF Mr. Arson Herrck editor OF weekly
paper Of this city, who charges them with threatening
to do him bodily harm. Tho prisoner Patrick, he
alleges received letter from stranger In the Park
with instructions to deliver 1t to Mr. Hsrck, which he
did his brother being with him. After reading the note
Mr.. Herrck became somewhat excited, and, Patrick
alleges struck him In the face Some bard words
Mr.. Herrck they would oppose him II no ran for
Congress again After using some threatening language
the brothers wore arrested snd the magistrate required
them 70 give bail to keep the peace for Tho
contents of the letter ct which Mr. Heck ubrage
did mot transprc.
ALLEGED SwlSDLE or SAnoRs-A SEAMAN PRETENDING
TO BE LAWYER. George Mohlenhall and Frank Robin,
sailors attached to the Bremen bark Michael recently
appeared before Justice Downing and entered COM
plant against John NJ. O'Toole, seaman. The men al
lege that they had SIPS due them from the cap
tain Of the vessel, and that OTooe, who represented
himself to be lawyer, induced them to give him
power OF attorney TO collect their money II is further
alleged that o. roole collected the money and instead Of
pay 1t over " the poor sailors appropriated II to
own The maeis,rate required the accused TO give
General Sessions. OToole 10 thrty-one years OF age,
native of Ireland and lives at No. addison street
ATTEMPTING Run Down AN OFFICER. Officer Joseph
Betz Of the Third precinct, arrested Thomas keenan,
for attempting knock him (Betz) down by driving a
pair OF horses attached to truck, him. One Of
the wheels Of the vehicle struck the officer IN the de
inurng him quite severely. Justice Bowling committed
keenin to the Tombs Tor trial.
JUMPED OvERBoARD.-Edward H. Clough OF
very respectable appearance with several cuts and
bruises on his head and face while OF intoxi
cation jumped into the dock at the foot of Roosevelt
street. Eas. river, and was rescued from drowning by
officer O'Deay, OF the Fourth precinct. Ciough
taken before Justice Downing aud locked up for in
toxication- He Is said TO live in Brooklyn.
Il wAsxr Drunk, JUDGE Elizabeth Daley, OF
wie,t street. assisted by her boon companion, modest
looking woman named Hannah Tracy, got a hgh old
tare on Monday aud while very lively condition OF
mind went into a rum mill First street, OF
a youth unknown sGo fame and honor" named
Morris Quill, Is the presiding genius The
joylsl matrons called for brandy snashes, not
caring for the expense, as thur husbands
OF them only tie brandy but tire ''srnashes,
Mrs Daley, language decidedly more forcbie than
polite, assured the magistrate Justice snandiey, IRON
ana body she alleged, most brutal manner; also
ut the same time giving Hannah "a Clip the month";
Morris arrested lev minutes subsequently aud on
being arraigned tesaed his behalf that the
dispenser OF ssmasiies, this occasion, kept tho
peace ana that The just out o. a
on the opposite Of the street, where ''irom a
gang OF hghbnders," with whom they had ''mixei
H." they had gotten grataoas ''snashes,
minus the brandy, and tnat by Quill they merely
pushed the store. The Judge dismissed the
paint aud same time admonshed Mrs Daley
and her cnum, telling them they INT to he ashamed
themselves for presumng TO go into public barroom
and Gaining .or liquor. RS DALEY was particularly
savage at the turn affairs had taken, assured E4s
Honor that wasn't drunk, and about ito give
him some OF her lip" but inrnaon tlat II she
opened her mouth again she would nduOiaby DO locked
up bad apparently soothing eicct her RULED
temper and wi,hout another word sue whsSeI oul o.
Tho court room, follower pv her friend, Mrs. Hannah
Tracy, aud wendell honeward, where, doubtless, 500
viii nurse her wrath anu her bruises, preparatory
goinI another bender
ANOTHER DISHONEST sERvAST-Theresa Cassidy, residing
In East Fourth street, caused the arrest Yesterday after.
noon OF Catharne Rogers, VINO had lived With her In
tho capacity Of servant obarge OF steaiIng from
her wafdrobc clothing Of the value Of s25, part OF
which she had her person the time II
and part concealed 10 house in Delaney street. When
brought into court the prisoner greatly Affected
moan cd in n pteous during her arra gnn Oh
She did not deny taxing the goods Sne Committed
for trial at the special Sessions.
CHAR CASE KLErroMASIA Anna Beck, aged
twenty-six years. very respectfully dressed womau
and in appearance tho furthest from tho professional
thief person with members OF the FRA a.
ing, fraternity could imagine was arrested at iatc