The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-26
POLICE 1HTELIIGERCK.

CAPTuRB or H0rn TmEv.-Shortly after daylight
ON Sunday morning James McGinns bartender at the
jersey Hotel No. II Cosslandt street. discovered .
stranger proving about the upper Railways OF the hotel
under suspicious circumstances. When asked what he
wanted, the man, who gave his James Mitchell.
returned evasive and directly Afterwards at
tempted 10 leave the house. McGinnis however inter-
fered and prevented Mtchells escape, OBTAINING him
I'LL ocer Paine, Of the Twenty seventh precinct arrived
that room No TO- occupied BY Harry Petty,
bad been entered BY means Of false keys
saa g the o. esp ns
the prisoner Il he had any money about him and no SAID
NO; bot on making thorough search a the station
from Petty WAS found concea ed In one Of tho legs Of
Mitcheis drawers. The accused was taken 70 Police
picture being required for tho rogucs gallery Mitchell
stoutly demued and whom seated In the artists chair
lures, stuffed his mouth with tobacco &c At length
he was forciby held and passabe picture secured
subsequently, Mitchell was arragned before Justice Hogan
q charge OF burglary, and the crime having been
established TO the satisfaction OF the Court he was
mitted for trial without bail For Two nights previous
TO his arrest Mitchell had occupied room 10 the Jersey
Hotel but did not appear that he had pundered the
rooms OF any other boarders.
ArrRAy IN BRoKER's OrvIcE.-An ARRAY occurred
in the brokers ofcc OF VIM S Hyatt, No. 81 Broadway,
yesterday morning, between John Howard, recently
clerk in Mr.. Hyatrs employ and Francis Hubert, the
bookkeeper. II that Saturday last Hubert by
the latter took umbrage and became angry that he
as Hubert alleges seized pair Of shears with which he
made unsuccessful attempt TO stab Hubert Howard
then left but returned again yesterday morning. and,
eeizng the same shears previously used, from the
table, made pass at Hubert, cutting him somewhat
severey sndsr IN. ,s'. sye ne pases men cahensa,
the nose, while two DDgers Of Huberts right hand
were much acerated and mangled The alarm given,
when officer 0ttgnon, OF the Broadway squad into
the place, and Towards complaint arrested Hubert,
who taken before Justice Hogan and required give
planant denies that he attempted to stab Hubert with
the shears but the latter ayers that he has proof Of the
fact W
FuALx suAx Tmsvza Two women named Ellen
Kelly and Honora Scanon, known sneak thieves,
were yesterday arrested by three oesrs Of The Fourth
precinct the charge Of entering the or p. II.
Merchand, No New Bowevy on Saturday last, during
the absence Of the occupants and stealing variety Of
wearing appvre valued Al s75 portion OF tho property
mainder in pawnshops where they had pawned IL
Justice Hogan fully committed the prisoners 10 the
Tombs for trial In default Of $500 bail each.
rHrvr ov ruRs &c-Marsin Gallagher, man thirty.
seven years Of age living At 81 Greenwich street,
yesterday brought before Justce Hogan on the charge
Of having stolen fur NUT and cape, together with
cloak and flannel shirt valued In all at SEQ the property
Of Mary MADDEN and her husband. Thomas MADDEN,
living q s74 Water street The properly being found n
70 the Tombs for trial.
CRurrrY TO ANN Ia jeremiah Oshaughnsssy and
Jeremiah Hennesy were yesterday arrested BY two
ocers Of the Fourth precinct the charge OF cruelty
70 animaa They had eighteen head Of sheep crowded
TOP Of ts other Hennsssy was driving the horse and
0Shauehnessy stood the backs OF two sheep Tho
prisoners were committed BY Justice Hogan.
STEALING WEARING ArrAREL AVID MoHKr.-Yestsrday
morning a man giving his name % Michael Woods
seabiiy entered the apartments Of Thomas J. Neals.
No 4S Mott street, and, after securing 500 worth OF
clothing and SOS in Treasury notes, started TO leave
when Mrs. Neaiis discovered him. Woods thereupon
who happened 10 be At home pursued and arrested the
fugitive and him IN charge Of an occr OF the Sixth
Hogan and committed the Tombs for trial in default
OF bail He IL twenty eight years OF age native OF
Ireland. lives At Mo- Sc East Twenty first street. and
stone cutter by occupation.
Az AnscxD RrorEa DISCHARGED Patrick REILLY, ar.
rested on Saturday last In Brooklyn by Captain Smith,
Of the Fory-rs prccnc and held in custody since at
the Thirteenth precinct station house, upon suspicion
Of being participant in the disturbance g. Patricks
Day last, was yesterday brought before Justice Mans
6ed at the Essex Market Police Court by o1cer Broad
head The officer stating that he had no complaint 70
make against the prisoner there evidence TO
identify him - being concerned in the riot REILLY was
discharged
Nor rHR PrAcE-The robbery recently reported as
having been committed In saloon on the Of East
broadway and Chatham square took place in q supper
saloon few doors from the corner
ALLEGED DnHoxEr DoxEsrIc. Mary collsban was
arralgned before Justice Ledwh d the Second District
Police Court. yesterday, charged by Mu Sarah II.
stevens Of No. St Lukes place, Leroy street. with
the then OF gold watch valued at $500 The complaint
alleges that on Friday morning last Mary, who was
room N which the property had been ief2; that when
Mrs Stevens came into the room Mary went out and
that In about hour thereafter the watch was niseed
dsfaplt Of aboo ball.