The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-14
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

,rrrMR TINE, TnoU CHEAT or HUMAN BLIs"-On
Saturday night, while John Monat, OF 1877 Rigington
street, was standing In Broome. Ridge street.
middle aged woman named Mary Williams, stepped up
and asked him for money to relieve her necessities.
While he stood conversing with her she managed TO
abstract from his pocket silver watch OF tho value OF
$40 and make awny with II. He subsequently caused
her arrest She denied having taken iI Justice Mans.
she arragned, not believing her DENIAL OF the theft.
held hor tall 10 $500 falling 10 give which, she
committed 70 ans,-sr II The General Sessions.
CosnrrrxD voR vAGRANcy.-A poor woman. named
Hannah Freedom, aged twentysght years. appeared
before Justice Mansfield, OF the Essex Mar'<Ascycs
Court yesterday morning. and stated that she Sick
without money friends home and asked that shc DO
sent 10 the Alnshouse. In compliance with nor wish
again able 10 take care Of herself Hannah win be watched
over cared for by the hospital nurses Backwcls
Island.
Arrxsrr TO PICK Pockxr-James Dougncr,y, OF 1874
Bowery happening to be near stand in Essex Market
on Saturday night observed two women, Bridget Finn
gan and Mary Callahan endeavorng to pick the pockets
OF ono Christina Fisher The parties Immediately
arrested and on being araigned before Justice Mans
fold of Third District Police Court yesterday, were
in defaul. Of BAIL fully committed for trial at the Gen.
eral Sessions
LARCENY FROM THE PERsoS.-0n Saturday evening"
while Julia Schmalz or 6S Essex street, standing
tho corner OF Essex and Grand streets two and
a man stepped up TO- and surrounding her, commenced
asking her questions about the railway Grand street.
while questioning one Of the three put hand in
her pocket and took therefrom tn dollars money.
She fet tho hand touch her dress and putting hor 10
her pocket discovered that sho had been robbed Ra
ing an outcry, she followed the pckpOckes and
ceeded in the capture Of the and OF the
women On being taken before justice Mansfield tho
arrested parties gave their names rs Mary Anne Camp
bell with q half dozen aliases and Thomas Jones.
both we'll known thieves They wcrc Committed, in
default Of $500 bail each, to answer at the General
Sessions.
ARRESTED FOR CauELLy BEATING HoRsE.-Poce on
Ger Gurman on Saturday afternoon arrested August
Wobsrt while In tho act of cruelty beating horse
head with largo heavily loaded whip in violation OF tho
law which punshos with fine and imprisonment cruelty
TO animals Wobeft arraigncd before Justice Mans
field OF Essex Market Police court yesterday
ing and held bail to al tho General sessions
STEALING wusKEY On Saturday night officer Horsman
or tho Twenty first precinct arrested Frank Smith and
Charles McAvoy, who were passing through the Third
avenue carrying their hands three demiiohns con.
tsuing quantity OF whskoy and wine, he having rea
son believe that the demiohns and contents bad been
stolen. Tie suspected parties were held for examination
by Justice Connolly OF the Fourth District Police Court
AiLKoxD VIOLATION THE EXCISE LAw-oflccr Nc
Iaughlin OF the Twenty second precinct arrested john
Rooney early yesterday morning because he
psrsons come out Of his store West Fifty second
street and also others go TO and remain in u nearly
all Of whom had Glass bottles In their possession.
Rooney gave bail TO appear and answer.
A Podc~ OyrIcxa ARsxTsD. IMPRISONED AND FrsEp
FOR CONTEMPT O'Clock Sunday morning. while
James McAulcp, who keeps a liquor saloon the
Ninth avenue passing out OF hts yard by side
door, his being closed tho lights on. and
therein no arrested by officer John McGoiu, OF the
Twenty -second precinct McMuilen being arrnigned
aud tho manner OF his arrest stated. Justice Connolly
greatly ncensed and severely censured the officer
NcGoin considered his dignity ns1ited at this, and
turning toward the justice rudoy assaled him IN open
court; and although repeatedly told 10 remain quiet,
fused. Justice Connolly, finding thai Mcolon persisted
in intcrrupting The proceedings Of the court ordered
stand committed until paid
forp Tnrrr IN STATION HousR AT o late hour
Saturday night John Roach was arrested in the Fourth
precinct charge OF violating tho Excise Law and
taken the Oak police station He was searched
and among othor things taken from him was = wallet
containing quantity Of legal tender notes. to tho value
Of sat- This money was laid on tho Captains desk,
Immediately after which Catharinc Waters resident OF
Water street, Ia 10 relate grievance TO the
sergeant In command. During the conversation Kate,
whom she imagined saw hor reached over and
took the money from the desk, which she Immediately
transferred TO her pocket The money being missed
Kate was suspected and on searching her the stolen
money found Ia her possession. sho was then ar
rested for grand larceny and yesterday morning Alder
her for trial Kate who is domestic denies all kncwl
edge Of the theft Roach, the owner OF tile money,
held TO bail by the Same magistrate 70 answer for
an alleged violation OF the EXCISE law.
ARRvsr OF ALLxoxD DrsonDxnrIEs day or two since
Jenny Miller living at "a Prince street. appeared 10.
fore Justice Hogan and entered complaint INST John
c. Carson and Ellen Payne charging them with keeping
disordery houses respectively Isl and 1853 Crosby
street. the resort OF abandoned men and women re-
pu,ed thieves and other vile and dsrepuabe charac-
ers warrant was accordingly issued for the parties
complained Of and lato Saturday night officers Mar
tnot and huiiisan OF the Fourteenth precinct By
order Of Captain Garland, made dsscsns upon ths