The New York herald., 1867-10-22

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story goes that on Friday Mr. Goodrich left his once
Tor : few minutes leaving his coat hanging up on
clothes rack inside when he returned the coat vas
gone Yesterday two OF the prisoners above named
called 2, complsinants ONCE and offered to give him
s,me papers which IN the pocket OF the missing
reward aud we're u,1S srsrwsrds s arrested man named
James H. trosoy subsequently informed complainant
that he had heard John Hickey be knew where the
coat was Upon this information Hickey was arrested
ine three prisoners were arragned before Justice Led
WIN yesterday aud committed for trial.
DISHONEST CHAxBERxAIps--Ro Romano HOTELS MARY
Fitzgerald and Ellen Foley formerly employed at
Earies Hotel Canal street, corner OF Centre durng
which time alleged they carried on quilts. sheets,
pillow cases, towels curtains 30, amounting in value
TO nearly quite $780, AT later day Ellen left and
occupied similar position at Loyejoy's Hotel PARK
row Recently the woman Fitzgerald and Hannah
bernsld at Earis's Hotel had quarrel during
which Nsry charged Hannah with stealing $ia
from from, her In retaliation Hsnnsh who stop.ly
dinand T. Earle that Mary and Ellen had been engaged
IN roooing his hotel from time to time and stated the
goods could be found secreed in the house OF Narys
mother, in Forsyth street Mary Fitzgerald and Ellen
Foley were subsequently, arrested by officer Shea OF the
Mrs Fitzgerald indicated by Hannah Lynch, portions
OF the goods stolen FROM Eae's and Loveoy's Hotel
confesscd their guilt, and Justice Hogan committed
them to the Iombs for trial.
BoLo Larceny Prnsos.--Julla Callaghan, re-
sdlng al No. 20 Roosevelt street, appeared before JUS
ttce Hogan to enter complaint against John Wlett,
who Was arrested by officer Tsggart of the Fortieth
precinct Jals dsposes that she had the bosom OF her
dress pocketbook containing SIS In legal tender and
Treasury notes. and that the prisoner thrust his hand
into her bosom aud took the money which she mssed
Immediately afterwards On searching the prisoner
plainant found In his possession. wiIlct COM
mitted TO the rombs for trial in default of bail He Is
twenty iour years OF age lives in Oak street, and s
blacksmith by trade
ALLEGED ASSAULT ON OrrlcERs--O sunday officers
ORourke and Coe OF the Fifth precinct being supcious
that George Hyler, Of SO Hudson street, was selling
lager beer gained to The OF his premises by
passing up narrow alley Not finding that he was
violating tho law, the officers and Hyler become in
vovsd IN quarrel during which the officers allegc
that Hy Ter assaulted them with KETTLE and pistol
Hycr was accordingly arrested for assault and battery
and Yesterday afternoon the came up for examina
ton before Justice Hogan. From the testimony il
peared that no violation OF law n regard to selling
liquor was committed by the defendant and the Judge,
therefore, thought the officers had right In his place.
inc assault not being proven. Judge Hogan dismissed
the complaint and discharged Hyler from custody.
Brutal AssArLr-Yesterday afternoon Charles Tallen,
OF 73 Seventh avenue, who ieuds cigar store at No.
100 Daane street, was orntsy assaulted It is alleged,
By Samuel H. Black, John I. Lester and John Shaw,
assisted by throo other unknown men who made their
escape iaen alleges that the parties entered place
OF business and assaulted him without provocation,
Knocked him down and kicked him in the face causing
Almost total blindness. The three assailans naned
we're taken into custody and Justice Hogan required
them 10 give bail TO the charge OF feo0ious
assault The assault s sac to have been the result OF
dispute which long since occurred between TALON and
Lester.
ALLEGED BuRGLARy.-At four O'Clock yesterday morn
ing Charles Richer. Of No $50 Suffolk street, hearing
noise in his opened the trap door which led from
his saloon into his wine vault and perceving light
once descended where he found one Bernard Ripe in
the act OF stacking, preparatory to carving away he
alleges Elk dozen bottles of Rhine wine OF the value
Of ST.. On seeing Rppe he at once arrested and
veycd him TO tho Tenth precinct station house. Richer
charges Rppo in his affidavit with having burglarously
entered his premises with intent TO rob him. and asks
that he be dealt with tho law directs. Rppc n de-
fault OF ST. 900 ball. was committed to answer by Justice
Mansfield, Of the Third District Police Court He de-
clared himself innocent of intent TO steal II appears he
lives In tho house No. $50 suffolk street. and into
the cellar this morning TO get he said, wood where
with To kindle bis re but in order 70 procure II his
declares not necessary that he should break
through window and thus get to where his vino was
Subsequent TO Rppes arrest several bottles, previously
purIoncd, Of excellent Rhine vine were found in his
room.
VIOLATION or THE EXCISE LAw.-Claus d. Lcashe, Of
No 30 Jackson street. and James j. Martin, Of No. l22
Heury street, yesterday morning held 10 bail in
the OF $500 eacn to appear and answer to alleged
violations OF tue Excise aw at the General sessions, by
| Justlcs Mansfield, OF the Essex Market Court.