The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-14

DESCENT Uros DIsoRpxaLr HorsEs-LARGs HAUL or
BoYs YoCSc MKs.-For long time past Jean Bapsta
Crobo and Louis Deucco both Italians have kept dis
orderly house at No. II Baxter street. and Giovanni Gal
iorda also kalan has kept similar place at No. 80
Baxter street. These houses have been the Of
vicious boys young Of questionable character and
reputsd thieves oonsregated there at ali hours Of
the night, playing ca rds drinking vile stuff chartaby
termed Bourbon, and making themselves nuisance TO
the neighborhood Captain JourdGn of the Sixth pre-.
cnc determined 10 abate the nusances and accordingly
made complaints against the keepers Of the houses and
Justice Bowling issued warrants for their arrest Late
Saturday night Captain Jourdan and the members OF
his force made descents the places designated and
succeeded In arreng the keepers thereof and also
hundred and six boys and young men there congregated
The prisoners taken TO the station house for the
night and yesterday morning arrairncd bcfo the mag
istrae who committed Crobo, Delucco and Gaorda 10
answer for keeping dsoraesy houses Most q the boys
vicious and depraved vero committed to the Tonbs for
examination.
ALLEGED LARCENY Lena Cline and Mary Hilbert were
arragned yesterday at the ESSEX Market Police Court
charged with the larceny Of clothing to the amount Of
sal4 IS The complainant Catharne Hearne. Of No %
First street. stated that Lena Cline came TO Der residence
on December 20 ana hired q room from compainant's
mother, occupying 1t the same day. The clothing al
legged to have been stolen was 10 this room On January
noon time they went out together, each carrying bum
die Lena stating that she taking her clothes TO the
wash They returned 10 about i've minutes, but left
again almost Immediately with two moro bundles. This
time they did not return Saturday last the complainant
In company with officer went to house In Crosby
street. and In occupied by Lena and Nary found
. considerable portion of the missing clothing and
quantity Of pawn tickets Lena admits having taken
tho goods but the other prisoner Mary says that her
companion represented to her that they were hers.
Justice Shandley committed them each In $500 TO
answer.
sSEAK THRv-Bernard Schultz, being observed by
Frederick Rock In the act Of taking a piece Of muslin
from pile erposed at the door OF In the Bowery,
adjacent that OF the witness arrested and yester
day Justice Shandsy committed him In $500 TO answer
ALLEGED IARokSy rHs PrRsos John H. willis,
OF l25th and Seventh avenue and Jas
Hart rode up town together In wagon on Saturday
Arrived At their destination Mr. willis discovered that
he had lost his pockobook containing Sill In United
States notes Not having bad any previous acquant-
with his comprehensive latter, Is said, having
srung I'M with hrn-Mr Willis suspected Hart OF hav-
Ing stolen tho pocketbook, and accordingly had him
arrested. Hart was yesterday committed by justice
Connolly, In $500 70 answer
DRvrso CArTLn James Mccormick was arraigncd
before Justice Ledwth yesterday morning, charged with
violation OF an ordinance OF the Board OF Health which
prohibits the driving OF cattle through the streets be-
tween sunrise and eight o'clock In the evening James
was driving cattle through West Thrtieth street
whom be arrested. The Justice committed him for
examination in default Of $500 ball.
ALLEGED LARcxr. Robert Gordon was charged by
Julius Berlioer with an attempt 10 steal overcoa,
valued at $50 Gordon was committed for trial in do.
faui. or $500 ball