The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-24


and many OF the city o1cais present and good
deal OF speschylng ensued the party not breaking up
unul . late hour
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
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ExrRxsrvK HorKL RoBBYRY-ARRssrs on SrsrIcwS -
Early ON Friday morning Mr. Hiram Bliss Jr., and .
friend arrived in Boston train and took together
in the Sherman House. 4l3 Broome street. John Brsn-
nan, the porter, taking the baggage TO their
Without boiling or locking the door the travellers laid
down and went to sleep. when Mr.. Bliss awoke he dis
covered that his pantaoops IN the pockets Of which
. wallet containing gold watch worth 5000, two
certificates OF deposit for 81, $50 ON the Ne
shares Of capital stock Of the Toledo Gas Company and
$3.50 In legal tender and United States Treasury notes
valued In all It So 600 had been stolen. Mr.. Bliss
formed the proprietor OF the hotel Of bis loss where
upon an investigation Immediately instituted which
resulted In showing that Brennan had been In tho
OF Mr. Bliss without authority, after which he
municated with one Thomas Tanzey, VINO had been
sesping with him (Brennan) over night without the
questioned about sleeping With Brennan At rst denied
y, and subsequently confessed that he had done
In arrested both Brennan and Tanssy on SUSPICION o.
robbing Mr.. Bliss and Justice Hogan committed them
TO tho Tombs for examination. None Of the stolen
property has been recovered
A GANG TnIEvEs MAKE RAID on CAR LOAD or
PAsNGERs-CouxrRY GENTLEMAN vrcrrnzn.--A few
days since Mr. Annosias Smith. residing At Niagara
Falls arrived in this city with his wife, daughter and
SON, and Friday night they attended Of the thea
trea About halfpast eleven O'Clock Mr. Smith and
family entered No. % Of the Grand street line the
corner OF Grand street and Broadway 60 2l4 Cn-
ton street, and upon doing two stepped in front
Of Mr. smith, separating him from his vito and Children
Immediately after which two others came upon him
from the rear and commenced jostling him In de-
cIdcdIy rough manner. At that time Mr. Smith dis
covered that he had lost his pocetbook containing
legal tender note and cersaed check for s264 TO- and
raising an alarm tour men hastily left the followed
BY Mr.. Smith, who continued to cry for help Oncer
huliiNan Of the Fourteenth precinct, who heard the
ALARM came up. and, with the assistance 81 the victim
ized gentleman succeeded in arrostng four men,
alias Jimmy the Grsek'' and George Meyers, alias
Charles Wilson, who are 10 alleged we'll known the
police station searched property could
not be found Yesterday the prisoners were arrairued
before Justice Hogan and committed to the Tombs.
Later in tho day an examination was had in the case
when Mr. Howe, counsel for the prisoners,
notessbIy shaFi1r his direct tsssimony NJ. HOWE
asked for the discharge OF the defendants ground
that tho evidence was insomcsnt % hold them but up
dersd
A FrsHxoxcEs TURNED BURGIAR-Hs OrHRA7Es IN WALL
SrRKEr-For some weeks past the ohcs Of the Market
Fire Insurance Company, 81 Wall street, has been
opened intervals by Of false keys robbed Of
$500. Complaint eventually made 70 Captain war.
low Of the First precinct. and he detailed oflcer
Friday night oiicsr Keirns, while on she look out,
caught David Holder, Ashmonger nineteen years old.
IN the act Of entering the insurance oice and arrested
him with about 81 worth Of revenue stamps In his pos
session. Mr. VIM. h. Godfrey. connected with the
insurance company, made complaint against the
Tombs Tor trial in default Of 81 600 bail Holder con-
fesssd his guilt. he lives u 70 Charlton street.
BASE Arrxxrr AT RossxRr.-On Friday night Michael
Nagle Of NO. 1o1 Madison street, became much Inc
briated, and while 10 that condition Dennis Madden
volunteered 70 take him homo while passing through
Cnfn arfuoo Mad kv ohaun
ter Of % Cherry street. Is she alleges 70 throw Maggie
into cellar way and attempt 10 rifle his pockets Of
formed of,cer Sullivan q the Fourth prscinci, who
came up and arrested Madden The prisoner Is twenty
s adSey isss .o 81 II. sna
Hogan committed him for trial.
STEAMBOAT RoHsSnr.- William Montgomery, young
man employ Cd - fireman on board the steamboat New
Haven. was arrested By offers Hughes and Henderson,
The Fifth precinct the charge Of stealing quantity
at SIS, from Jacob H. Kohiaman, deck hand on board
the steamer. portion Of the stolen property was
taking IT Justice Hogan committed the accused to The
Tombs for trial
STEALING BLAxKEr PROM 4 srxAxBoAr.-Edward
Thomas, eolorsd man. yesterday went on board the
Metropolis Of che FAN river line lying The foot
OF Murray street. North river and stnls Il ALLEGED
70 escape. Hs WAS pursued ana arrested BY ofhcsr
Brown Of the rwcntysixth precinct with the property
n S ns steward
trial
ARREST or ALLEGED SHoruYrEm On Thupday last
John T. NcCoun, youth OF only eighteen ysazs, and
woman giving her name - mary Hinss entered the
OF Ferdinand Meheboth, No 10 cortands street.
sstsnsbly 70 make some purchase bus len with
out doing 80 alleging thai the goods aid salt hsm
Soon aiiss they LEFT Mr. hshsbosh msssd three eoId
chains and gold bracelet worth $780, and immedstely
SUSPECTED the Strangers Oet0R Rutv q fhsff
Search was accordingly made for Thorn and yesterday
nsoosn and VIA nns. "srs Sc; u ne srsss and ar
taken before Justice Hosan. who the oomplainaufs
aidavit committed them - the Tombs for trail Both
the prisoners deny their guilt
ALLEGED Arrupr 10 TAKE LUz.--MIss swssuv vho
resides In Fth street. between Second and Third ave-
sues went before Justice Kelly, sitting nasssrsss a
The Fourth District Police cour yesterday, and alleged
that while he vas On Triday afternoon, IN Heats
saloon, on the corner Of Third avenue and fyssvsnsh
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fault Of 81 900 bsi Alsn wss held 70 answer ehsrrs
Of felonsous ASSAULT at the General Sessions.
BRrrAL ASSAULT Joseph ". Roberta Of rs Avenue
B. went before Justice Mansfield q ths Third Dssrsct
Police Court yesterday aftsrneon, and exhibiting his
bead and face, which terribly bruised, cut ana
be violently and causssssy sssaued ~ John Beard
vh was present in court having besn arrested Il h
char ~ By officer while In the Get Of beating the
COMP snanp, . strong rough looking cuaomsr 70 ~
into ,arrs with Beard. not being BY any sioquencs
logic bs could command able 20 Justify his conduct
vas temp vrary committed tor examination.
snAnr .vRAcncK.--A youDgstsr named Michael
Mathews wtv sht before Just leo Iedwn yesterday