The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16
POLICE 1NTELL1eENcR.

BURGLARY AND RoBBERY-ARR1sIs ON 6UsrCIoM-On
Saturday evening, the 9th inst, some ihiovss gained
access 10 the roof OF premises No. 60 James street. amer
which they forced open the skyligh and, descending
TO the floor Of the house. broke open door lead
ing 10 tho apartments occupied by Louisa schwckard,
then absen, from the house. and took from q small
leather bag which they cut open, $3.50 in greenbacks.
eighteen gold rings policy OF Insurance. revolver aud
other vaIabes, amounting in all TO 81 300 with which
they escaped subsequently the coupons, insurance
po ~ and somo other OF the stolen articles found
tho roof OF tho house. Yesterday detectives Mnlin
and harbe and officer Thompson OF the Fourth precrnct
arrested Alexander Scott and jeremiah Sullivan, alias
Clifford, suspicion Of COMMITTING the burglary and
arancy and Elizabath unz Living at SO James street.
house and 20 on the roof The accused parties deny
thor guilt but, on tho evidence presented, Justice
Hogan committed them to tho Tombs for trial. Scott
IL twenty-five years OF age, native OF Scotland,
Evee AT So Mulberry street aud Is seaman. Sullivan
was born in this city Is nineteen years Of age live at
40 Cherry street and IL cord maker The detectives
making search for the remainder Of tho stolen pro-
perry.
FOND OF rnn FrYB ARIs.-John Lynch 462 Eighth
avenue appeared before Justice Dodge yes erday and
preferred charge OF larceny against James Galney II
alleged that tho accused took Ihroe pictures sell
and failed 10 make any return or the amount Of his
sses. The value OF the property was estimated at S42
The accused vas held Tor examination
BoID TEErr wATcg.-James L. Taylor, man
twenysx years o. age, deliberately entered the store
Of Rober. sicaucn No. 200 Water street, and taking
possession Of gold watch valued at s17o, which was
within his reach, attempted TO mako his escapc; but
Mr. McMul!en Intercepted tho bold operator and do.
tanned him til officer tsag, OF tho Second pr cnc.,
came Up aud arrested him. On searching prisoner
olccr In defau of 81. 600 bail justice Hogan com,
niied the accused to the Tombs FOR trial. Taylor who
Ia carpen by trade, had nothing to say IN rea ion to
the charge preferred against him.
AN ExrEysIyG THEFr-Two CENTS INVOLVED. Ono Of
the most petty cases Of petit larceny ever brought be-
fore a tribunal developed before Justice Hogan
Tho rombs yesterday afternoon The oouder Is Mr.
Joseph Jarritt photographer, doing business at No.
$50 Broadway, and living In East Fourth street. Mr..
Jarfit appeared in accompanied by officer Howe,
PENDANT entered din ng saloon 80 Park Row and or.
dercd STEAK, rare, but II being overdope when set
before Tim he declined eating il, and the waiter
Mr. Jarrt dcvoured third steak was subsequently
ordered by Mr. Jar and u oeint cooked to hts taste,
he so made shor. work or tho do cous tenderloin
whercuDon tho waiter gave the gentleman check for
both .ea<a sone dispute arose at the cashiers desk
he ban been overchargod. Tho result that he left
Tho place without paving anything ut all, end run into
before the magistrate Wan W. White an atach6 or the
saloon, made complaint agai 81 the prisoner charging
him with stealing pasteooard dinner check worth two
cents. On this complaint the magistrate committed
Jarrit 10 Tho Tombs for trial.
TIE PATTERSON CAsE-fnE AMOUNT OF BAIL FxEo-In
the case OF Ephraim @ Patterson, recently arrested
suspicion OF being imp ed in breaking aud rob-
bipg tho ollco Of tho Montauy Insurance Company,
Court street, Brooklyn, heretofore fully reported In tho
HERALD Judac Hogan Yesterday decided to take bail for
his future appearance, and fixed the amount at 81 500
Doubtless Patterson who stoutly asserts his innocence
will abie 10 procure bondsman In the Of 0
day or two.
1nE ALLEGED BURGLARY ~ SIXTH AvRSuE Justice
Dodge yesterday morning rendered decision In the
OF tho alleged burglary at tho house OF William Cole
man, No. $50 Sixth avenne. The prisoner Dowd, was
schargcd, ewing to tho insufciency OF evidence to
hold him.
CRUELTY TO HoRsE.-JOhn r. Brickweld was arrested
BIZ officer Gibbons, Of the Third precinct the charge
Of cruelty driving attached to cart sad horse
having running his back. and was entirely
nnI fr service Justice Hogan required the accused to
70 5000 bail 10 appear for trial before the Court Of
SPECIAL Sessona
LARCENY OF A GOLD WATCH Mary B. Noorehead, OF
No. % Blocker street, made complaint before Justice
Dodge yesterday against young man named Clifton @.
Clark, charging him with stealing Q gold watch and
chain attached Of the value Of 500 IL alleged that
to accused called at tho house Of complainant on
vis and while there stole the properly complained and
pawned II IN Chatham street pawn shop. rhe young
feels sadly tho position In which no has placed
himself Ee was committed In default Of 81 600 pail