The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

A Bor TuL TAePER.-Yesterday afternoon, st the In
stance Of George Glett OF Attorney street, boy or
about eight years, named John Higgins arrested,
charged with robbng tho till in deponent's OF
s1e appears the little follow. who a sharp customer
for his years crept behind the counter and finding
drawer unlocked emptied OF its contents. Mr. Giett
caught him before he could effect his escape and found
hts hand, a. no alleges the STA Tho boy confessed
before Justice shandIey OF the Essex Market Police
Court the accused acted In the coolest possible maune
and when his commitment to prison TO await ira at
ofncer with the utmost nonchaanco out Of the audi
sncs chamber 70 the jail adjoining.
Fuuous DRrvIxc on BROADWAY --Odicsr @. r. Cole
arrested Arthur H. Raynor yesterday afternoon for fun.
ously driving team OF spirited horses attached 10
STAGE through Broadway. The defendant offered AZ an
excuse for his conduct that another driver had been
ment he forgo, himself He had been driving
on that crowded horoughAc ten years and had never
before been arrested for ssorderiy conduct In con-
alteration OF this fact and the ASSURANCES he had ro
ccved from his employers bis rsspectablity, JUS
tics Shandey Of the Essex Market Police Court before
whom he had been arraigned, would only fine him 81
under other circumstances he would have Imposed ns
OF $40 for violating city ordinance and besides have
held him IN bonds 70 keep the peace Rsynor pad bis
should never again be arrested for FAST driving on Broad
way.
ARRESTED FOR BEING ACCESSORY RoBsEsY.- On
Thursday night ofcsr Charles James observed two
on 40 Lgnth avenue car one on the front PLATFORM
having in his possession OF harness. and the other
At the rear, with two pairs OF horse blankets The officer
followed those 10 tho stable OF Mr.. Anderson. on
Twentyseventh street. between Eighth and Ninth
nues, into which they entered being admitted by John
Burns. in tho employment OF Mr. Anderson 40 porter
and ght Waterman. Ths officer also went inio The
stable, and demanded tho names OF the men and how
they came into possession OF the harness and
blankets They answered that their names
James Gordon and Francis Smith, and ina.
the harness. &C. from the stable Of Mr.. Andrew
u GARRISON the Of street aud
broadway they receiving them on order from Nr
Anderson. Burns then assured the officer thai smith
was employed ny Mr. Anderson occasional driver
and that every hing right The officer. however.
was ne, satisfied. and further inquiry asceriained
that Mr. Anderson knew nothing OF smith or Gordon,
and that MT Garson's stable mad boon fconiousy en-.
tered and robbed OF harness and bianksu The supposed
burglars meantime had succeeded In making good their
oscape but Burns the hostsr arrested on the ae
CATION Of the officer accessory " the rcDosry ana
Yesterday was brought before Justice Kelly o. the
FOURTH District Police Court and held 70 Dali " $ovv 70
appear a. the General Sessions for trial
BLrxs-us Lass srrAis soAr--hra Alice King Of
127 Pitt street. appeared before Justice STANDBY, pre-
siding magistrate At the Fourth District Police Court,
yesterday afternoon and deposed that her servant,
Mary Bums arosysced and rather preposssssng young
lady dtwen,y or twenty-five years had 90 she alleged,