The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17
POLICE INTELLIGENcE.

An ALLEGED D1HozIsr TNLoR.-On the 10th OF June
tailor named Wolf Hslpsobe, residing in Norfolk
street. obtained my overcoats valued at $780, from the
nrm Of Hayes Co., Nos q and % White street. 10 be
made up. few days since hs called on his employers
and stated that his dwelling had bsen broken into and
10 property carried away. He subsequently, hcrever.
street. for $50 and Levi was ,hereapoa taksn into
custody BY ocer Henderson, OF the Fifth precinct and
yesterday afternoon at the Tombs. They tsmpora
rfiy committed for examination Levi said he gave up
the coats 10 Justice Mansfield.
ALLEGED DisoRDERLY HousR-A negro named Caesar
Moultres, and white woman named Ann Mulrooney
were brought before Justice Hogan yesterday Afternoon
at the Tomos, charged with having kept disorderlv
house a 50 Leonard street. the resort for coIorsd and
white thieves gamblers. tipplers and prostitutes
city on Monday iestasd thai be- TOOK lodgings at the
house named for the night and in tho morning he
awakened 70 md his clothes gone The prisoners were
committed for trial at the Special Sessions
THEFT OF sHoEs-On the 18th instant, as alleged, .
man named Henry W. Kirby stole thirty pair Of shoes
valued at $50, from the premises Of J. Dowley, %
vesey street. The shoes appears had been left there
10 re sandpapered short time previously by Leveret
fore Hogan ~" Tomb rUy ss
and held for trial at the General Sessions
MORE lNposIrovs Pooa GELs-A tailor. whose
name s Joseph Cohen residing and doing business at
No. 10 Essex street. brought before Justice Mans
field yesterday, charged with defranding two young
girls, named Maria Carey and Amelia GALL Of their law
fully earned II alleged that he employed til
10 work for him, and when their week up he re.
fused 70 pay them the amount be contracted for Justice
Mansfield, after pointing out the dishonesty OF the act
to Cohen, locked him up for further examination.
SAD CAsE-Detective Corkey, OF the Fifteenth pre-.
cnct arrested woman named Mary McKeon, No. 2o5
Greene street. who charged with harboring young
girls. whose Catharine Miller and Margaret
Brown At the time the officer called at the house. II is
alleged, be informed that the two girls were not
there; but, making q search, he discovered them
concealed In coal hole In the yard, where they had
been kept by the accused Justice Dodge. after giving
the prisoner reprimand for barboring girls OF
the ages OF those found on her premises, committed
her TO answer.
RoUGHs IN COURT large number OF questionable
GLASS Of young and middle aged men, who affect an
affection for the exciting Of the r., yesterday
put in compulsory appearance before Justice Kelly
at the Yorkville Police Court II that all the
necessary preparations for grand mill between two
sports, named Shelley and McMsrus made, and
Rkers Island thu spot selected tor the friendly contest
only partially carried out owing to tho unexpected
appearance OF the police who captured between twenty
five and thirty out OF assembage Of three hundred
The following are the names of those who were taken:
George N lngersoll, John Bergman, Thomas Smith,
Patrick Teavy, Lawrence Marks, John Lawrence. John
Mccarthy, William Flvnn. John McAulae, james Proc
tor John Shelley, William Frazier Henry San,sberry,
Robert Martin. John Penalty, Benjamin MCGUIRE. James
Carr and John Mcintyre None Of tho principals were
taken The prisoners were fined $40, and allowed, on
payment Of the fue, to take their departure.