The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-28

AssAulr WIN 4 CART RusG.-YesterdAy morning
Charles Doran residing Al ao6 Atlantic street. Brooklyn
and John rhys became involved in quarrel in Broad
way, whan Phyne, charged, seized q cart rung and
p0s on 1s back ~. e. % down
arrested by o6cer wakinshaw Of the Broadway squad
and Justice Hogan committed him for tral
ALLEGED BURGLARY. Charlotte waubecthamer occu-
pies the front attic In the house No. Rivington
street. Wilhelm Armster occupies the room adjoining
Above these rooms is open loft On Tuesday morn
ing last Charlotte rose early and left her room about six
O'Clock, remaining absent until ten Upon her return
she much exercised at the appearance in her
Of its having been visited In her absence the
CHOSEN or nsrsss y an opening
surprise into disgust at the discovery that
the individual who had thus unceremoniousy
amounting to $2s and gold watch worth $40 Enter
tanning suspicion of her next door neghbor Charlotte
procured the assistance Of the anday and together
they proceeded to Armster's room 70 inerrogals him
Here upon table, Charlotte found piece OF woolien
yarn which she positively declared portion OF the
consequence she procured his Yesterday he
arragned at the Essex Market Police Court before JUS
tice Mansfield, by whom he was committed for exami-
nation
ALLEGED LARCENY. Rosa Rosenstein and Julia Kline
were arraigned yesterday at the Essex Market Police
Court upon the above charge preferred by Rosa Este
II appears from the affidavit OF the complainant that
time in November last she boarded with the de-
PENDANT Rosensten, and while inmate Of her house
gold chain, with lockets attached, worth $3l;' two
finger rings Of the value OF 81 and Undertaking 10 the
amount Of $4s, were stolen from her Having learned
recently that the accused had OF the missing
articles she Monday last procured search warrant
from Justice Mansfield which resulted In the discovery
OF the same in their possession. The women, Rosen
stein and Kline were severly held 10 answer in $500
each. ~
FRAcAs BkrwEFN Boys-Frederck Zimmerman Ia
boy) araigned before Justice Kelly yesterday the
Fourth District Police Court, charged with having
stabbed another boy named Edward Mannix in quarrel
between them the previous day. The complaint
entered by the aunt Of Mannix, Mrs. Honora White of
No 767 First avenue. Zimmerman was committed to
await the result OF the injuries inflicted.
ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBRRY.-Charles Smith OF No.
81 Orange street. Brooklyn appeared before Justice Led
with at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday and
entered complaint against George Lawrence charging
him with having. in company Wits another man, at
tackled and robbed him at early hour yesterday morn
ing Prince street. Mr.. Smith alleged that the two
accostad him. and that when he attempted to
them, Of them caught him by the throat whet3ie
other bit diamond valued at $3.50 out Of ring which
he upon his finger and broke the chain attached
to his watch in attempting 70 steal it He gave an
George Lawrence arrested where the robbery
occurred. Lawrence stated that he the occurrence
but did not have anything to do with IT, He
mtted for trial without bail.
ALIKGED ATTRMPT AT BURGLARY. Horace P. Scott Of
1888 Broadway, charged William Marsh with an attempt
to commit burglary the above named premises on
the night Of the 18th instant Marsh caught in the
yard Of the establishment having climbed the
yard wall and when questioned gave very lame
for his presence where he did not belong Justice Led
with, before whom the complaint made, committed
him for trial IN default Of 81 600 bail.