The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-07
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

RoBpBRY IN CHERRY SrRrEr.-James Hendricks, residing
at No As Henry street. yesterday caused the arrest by
detective Muln OF the Fourth precinct OF Nellie Samp
son. an Irish woman thirty five years OF age on the
charge Of having stolen his gold watch and chan valued
at 5000 On Monday evening Hendricks entered the
premises No 81 Cherry street with the ana soon
afterwards fell asleep Nellie then abandoned her COM
panion and leaving the house failed TO return again.
The following morning Hendricks missed his timepiece,
and caused Nellie to be apprenended arher residence,
No % Batavia street. Justice Bowling committed the
accused for trial in default Of bail Nellie denied her
guilt The stolen watch has not been recovered.
WIFE BEArER John Gleason and his wife Mary,
living No. 50 Oak street. became involved in quarrel
yesterday afternoon when John, in frenzy OF pas
sion hurled two or three stove at her, they
taking terrible effect her head and face. he then
struck and kicked her in most brutal manner Glea
arrested by officer Of the Fourth precnc ana
Justice Bowling committed him TO the Tomos ior tria.
His wife was placed under the care OF n surgeon
DEALING IN Brass KSucKLEs.-An officer Of the First
precinct yesterday afternoon arrested man named
James Rooney charge of having in his possession
pair Of dangerous Instruments known brass hnucSles
Rooney when arrested was on his way TO Brooklyn TO
deliver the kunckles TO ship captain who had purcnas
ed them. Justice Downing held the accused for trial
DRAGGING MAN INTO CouEr.-An individual in gross
ana helpless state Of intoxcaon arrested in the
Fifth precinct yesterday afternoon and taken to the
Tombs on a cart Being unable to walk, the prisoner
whose name is Edward Carpenter, dragged up the
stone steps and into the court The officer, on
being censured by Justice Bowling for bringing man
before him in thai condition. said he ordered TO do
so by his superior officer The incbrae locked up.
The practice OF dragging drunken men through the
streets is shameful to say the least and this particular
case VIII be brought the notice Of the Police Commits
sioners.
ALLEGED LARcENy.-Two boys, named respectively
Matthew Riley and John sptdeaer, were arraigned be-
fore Justice Kelly yesterday charged with having robbed
the money drawer OF David Laird grocer, corner Of
broadway and Fifty fourth street. OF $50 in notes. Laird
being at the time engaged the sidewalk. The boys
refuse to state they did with the money declaring
their willingness to tbe sent firs They we're seve-
rally committed in $500 to answer.
ANOTHER OF THE YorSG SPoRTs.-In the HERALD OF
Tuesday was noticed the arrest and commitment by
Justice Dodge of several lads charged with the theft of
500 from Patrick Brady, of 126 West rwcnyseveEth
street. Yesterday Richard Sullivan, another lad was
arraigned before Justice Dodge charged with having
proiited by the haul. Richard held to answer in
default OF 81, 900 bail.
TEE sKESo' PLAYgRs--Otis Anderson and fourteen
others, who were arrested at the alleged gambling
establishment 1853 broadway, noticed in tho HERALD
Of yesterday. arragned before Justice Dodge at
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, and held 10
answer in $500 bail each.