The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-02
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

PIcKPocgErs AT TIE MISsraEis-CArGHr IN THE ACT
Soon after ten O'Clock Monday night as Mr. John f.
Hail. residing at No Gas Broadway, leaving the San
Francisco Mnsireis, he saw man Withdrawing his
hand from his (dai vest pocket, in which watch
Ind chain valued ut S72. The Fellow started 10 run
iway aud in instant Mr.. Hall missed his trnepiece
ind chain. He gave the alarm, when an officer OF the
twenty sixth recncs gave chase after the thief and
succeeded in arresiing q man named George Martin,
whom Mr. Hail Identified as the who stole his pro-
pery. In his flight the prisoner had thrown away tho
watch and chain, which could not be found Martin,
vas yesterday taken before Justice Hogan and commit
ed 20 the Tonibs FOR trial He Is twenty-five years OF
se was born in Ireland, and says he lives Phiadei
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ALLEGED TaEyr N A CONCERT sALsoS-sEvERAL Ar
iEsrS-At late hour Monday night three foreign.
Gs, named George Won steier Frank Keen and Charles
Mnarest, entered the Evening Star concert saloon
la of Broadway and Prince street, OF which Susan,
which furnished by one Of the "prctty waller
rhs." Al length they became somewhat inebriaied.
and before long Keen complained that some one had
Eslsn watch Two officers we're called in and made
sclrch for the stolen property, but without A.
that time Won Sieller became quite dsordery, and.
lclzng chair attempted TO floor one OF the guardians
Of the pcacc butthe bsgerent Won Steler learned
tis sorrow thai he was overmatched, as few we'll
directed blows brought him 70 terms Inc Officers under
present to the station house, and accordingly arrested
ihs threo men, together with Mrs Hatch,
Jia Freely, Mary Ryan and Nellie Bishop, waiter
gns. Yesterday morning the prisoners were arraigned
horc just &c Hogan; but as the officers made no afda
to appear to-day and complaint which may
be brought aganst her. Won Steller was locked up on
charge dsordery conduct but the other prisoners
were reprimanded and discharged by Judge Hogan.
SrABBSo AFvRAx.-Richard Thomas, Of No. % Stone
etaud John Barry had difficulty m the lower part
Of tho city late Monday Night during which IL is
alleged that Barry drew knfo and stabbed his antago
severely in the groin that he IL confined the
house from the effects 0f the wound Barry arrested
by the First precinct police, and Justice Hogan commit
ted him Tor examination.
CoxPIArSr DisnssED Christian Arens, the young
man arrested the night OF the 22d ult suspicion
Of having sct IRE the store Of r n. selds No s.
Howard street. has been honorabiy discharged AFTER O.
thorough investigation Of the case bore Judge Hogan
There WAS evidence whatsoever against him.
CAK22NG CONCEALED WEAPoNz-Henry Skinner, . man
years Of age, who refused TO give his paos Of
residence arrested by officer Of the First precinct
on the charge Of carrying concealed weapons skinner
had dirk knife concealed the sleeve Of his coat and
In explanation stated that the weapon had been given
70 him on Monday last for repairs Justice Hogan com
uitted the accused for examination.
NEw Vans EvE-ArLEGED BURGIAMn.-At Essex
Market Police Court yesterday Justice Mansfield
misted two Individuals TO answer 70 the charge or
burglary preferred against them. One, who gave his
Thomas Bishop, was, ID said found In George
Aliens liquor store, No. 266 South street. BY ofcer~
IN the act Of carrying on some clothing The other.
Deidrch Abrahams, W. Mcfarland says he caught just
be dropped tho floor after having climbed through
the fAnlght the door Of hts No IL Dry Dock