The New York herald., 1867-04-05
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

hoHHS0 rhIIow DoAsDA-On the 18th ultim0
Oscar Crane and Thomas Hing soardsd together at No.
Ill East Thrtysecond sereet, sna On the evening Of
thas day Crane suddenly disappeared - aiso did ~,
costs two voss and pair Of pants. vaued at $50 h.
longing to King. The former was strongly suspscts1
Of the shen, but was not sesz gain MH wednesday
evening, when King meeting him In ths street. col-
hred him Crane beng .i charged with then e nr.e
smother stole the clothing, which hs ssd wls h
one OF the second hand shops or Bsxter street. Nng
property not being found tho suspected party gvsn
In charge Of officer Of the Sixth precinct aud Saksa
Tombs FOR TRIAL m default Of 81 600 bail Crane IS ony
eighteen years Of sge and machinist BY occupation
DISHONEST DOMESTIC -Catharne Manning, recently .
domestic the employ Of Mrs Margaret MCGUIRE living
under the Dispensary in White street, was yesterday
taken into custody the charge OF stealing three silk
dresses and woolen Jacket worth $50, from her em
poyer. At the time Of Catharne's arrest she had
one Of the dresses and the jacket stolen from MIRA.
Mcclure. Justice Dowins, before whom the accused
taken committed her TO prison for trial The other
stolen dresses will be recovered
THREE CARD MONTE AGArS.-A man named George
Wlmot yesterday brought before Justice Bowling
by officer of the Fourth precinct, the charge Of
winning the sum OF 500 from william On, Of No -
Monroe street, at game known as three card monte
stranger sroped Olin into the house. No l54 South
street. and inside Wilmot persuaded him to stake
his money the result OF the game. OF course be lost
and hence the arrest and complaint The magistrate
committed the prisoner for trial before the Court or
Sessions.
DEoRDERLr HOUSES IN GREENWICH AND WASHING
TON STREETS Thomas Carmody arrested by
officer Of the Twenty seventh precinct charged with
keeping disordcry house in the basement Of premises
No 1876 Greenwich street. the resort Of reputed thieves
prostitutes and other dsreputable persons It s also
charged that John Glaut keeps similar vile resort and
dsordery place in the basement of house No 151 WASH
ngton street Glaut was arrested by an officer Of the
Twenty seventh precinct. Four female inmates OF tho
two places likewise apprehended and taken 70 tho
afof hnrron rAou
arrgned before Justice Dowlng who held Carmody and
G!aut 70 bail 70 answer for keeping disordery houses
Gaut also charged with violating the Excise law The
females were committed for examination.
ALLEGED CRUxErY A HoRsE.-An individual with
two hands and two feet and thus coming within the
generic description of man given bv Professor Agassz
was arragned yesterday at the Essex Market Polsos
Court charged above. The individual TO the
name Of Francis vock and arrested by officer oe
the Thirteenth precinct who thus relates the occasion q
his interference Being on duty about eleven A. N. as
the corner q Grand and Attorney streets ne heard
ng his dull progress down the street BY the nicton &
fotansss qssdrupsd in 'front.' This was continued ios
about two squares and . hail. When about half WY
troduced By running the horse head on against ianp
post which had the effect OF knocking him senseleD.
u was tan mnatss before he could Be got On hl. fss
and then seemed completely exhausted. Justice ShAnd-
Icy held Vock for examination.
Mmrz, TIN ALLHoKD SwKDLER R-Three additional coa-
paints against Henry Hertz were made before Justice
Dodge yesterday by liquor dealers who have besa
mulctsd BY him in various amounts under pretence q
testing the oonsitutonality Of the Excise law. Edward
Hertz, charging him with having passed ON him, on the
l7h Of November last check FOR $40, which purporse
Broadway Bank. Il appears from the complaint thas
Hertz purchased pound Of coffee Tor forty osntA Gye
g % S. s'
the bank, but payment was refused Hsy