The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-15
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.


SrABBING AFFRAY.-Justice Dodge Yesterday CON-
mitted Patrick Brennan to prison to await the re.
suit of injuries inflicted On Malachi McEvoy with
knife. The injured man was sent TO Bellevue HOspi-
tai.
ARREST OF A BURGLAR.-John Mcguire was yes
terday arrested the charge Of burgariously
ing the store Of John Connolly, Washington place.
and stealing SIS worth OF cigars. Committed for
trial.
FRLoNIoUs AssAULr.-John German was yester-
day arraigned before Justice Dodge, at Jefferson
Market on the charge OF feoniously assaulting with
knife and cutting Frederick Faust 264 East Forty
second street. on saturday night. Committed for
trial.
FEMALE SHoPLFTERs.--Margaret Byrnes and Mary
Leacrof the alleged shopters arrested at the store
of Messrs Arnold Constable Co.. 81 Canal street,
by Detective Irving of the Central ONCE as already
reported in the HERALD, were yesterday arraigned
before Justice bowling and committed TO the Tombs
for trial.
AssAuLTiNa AN OFFIcER.-Onicer Thomas McNa.
mee of the Fourteenth precinct while in the dis
charge Of his duty. arrested Michael Reynolds,
whereupon the latter turned upon and struck him
in the face with his fist, thus knocking him down,
and while PROSTATE on the walk kicked him in the
mouth. Justice Bowling held Reynolds TO bail to
answer the assault before the Court OF Sessions.
MALICIOUS MIscHIEF-Moses Schenck was arrest
ed by officer Hunt, OF the Fourth precinct, on the
charge OF malicious mischief preferred against him
by Francis Cronely, 2l3 East Twenty street.
Schenck was driving q horse attached to truck
through Pearl street. and IL Is alleged he deliberately
wokedy ana nm s ~ arove e sa ahus o. ms
aging II to the amount or s25. The accused was
fined So
VIOLATIONS OF THE EXCISE LAw.-Eight persons
were yesterday taken before Judge Shandley OF the
Essex Market Police Court, charged with selling
liquor in violation OF the Excise law. Each gave
bail in 500 to answer at the Court of General ses-
sions.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED HORSE THIEF Reuben
Ellis alias 'sThree Fingered Bob" alias ''Dutch
Mike,n alias "Horse Thief" was arrested by officer
Mcintyre, OF the Fourth precinct, on the charge OF
from Mr.. ]. Mcdonald, OF No. 70 Atlantic street
Brooklyn. ON Saturday morning Ellis was taken be-
fore Justice Bowling and committed for trial In de-
fault OF $4,000 bail.
DESCENT UPON AN ALLEGED GAMBLING HOUSE,
On Saturday night Sergeant Burden and the Jener.
son Market court synod made descent upon the
alleged gambling rooms OF Philip Bache at go East
Twenty fifth street. and arrested the presumed keep
ers, Philip Bache and william Miller, and several
other persons. The arrests were made on the com.
plant of Alexander Wise, OF 40 Eighth avenue, who
charged that on the Attn inst. he cheated out OF
$3.50 by Bache at the game OF faro; The prisoners
Dodge, who paroled the principals TO appear and
answe and discharged the Others.
Another HIGHWAY RoBBHRy.-Japses Kirwan, OF
li3 avenue B. at one o'clock yesterday morning was
going through Ninth street on his way home when,
as he says, he was Knocked down by two men and
robbed although fortunately he had no money, &c
that a breast pin was the extent u their plumber
The robbers arrested and gave their names
James Mack and Peter Colns They were taken be
fore Judge Shandley and fully committed In default
OF 81 900 ball each.
ALLEGED FoRGERy.-Norris schun was yesterday
brought before Judge Connolly, OF the Fourth Dis
trict Police Court. on charge OF forgery, preferred
BY Leopold Wise Co.. OF is Warren street. The nc
cused gave bail TO answer the charge.
JUVENILE INCONSISTENCIES Cook, OF 81 East Sew
enty.ninth street. len mis- horse and wagon standing
in the street. but they were not allowed 10 remain
| there long. Pour boys-John 7. Johnson, Thomas
Sharkey, James Hines and William Riley--were lat,
on Saturday afternoon found with the horse in the
possession trying 10 sell IT, having already as the!
confessed, disposed OF the wagon and harness. Tit
| bows were sent TO the House OF Refuge.