The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-30

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tent 10 use the same. Justice logan heid BASS W
awaC ms trial In default OF bail.
ALLEGED LARCENY OF CLOTHING AND MONEY
Mary Donohue, living al 10 Howard street, was ar
rested by officer Lewis OF the Fourteenth precinct
on the charge of stealing silk dress worth 500,
pair Of sleeve buttons valued al SO, anu sIo IN
United States legal tender ana irag,oi aroet lSs
stolen dress was found In the prisoner posses on,
AMI Justice Hogan comnltted her W 'ne ionios ioi
trial. She denies her guiit.
A RECKLESS CAR DRIvER-Thomas Fell, driver
of Second avenue car, while passing through Oil
yer street yesterday run over an aged woman named
Mary Tiernev severely II not fatally injurng her.
John Muany of 20 Roosevelt street, who witnessed
the occurrence, believing II TO be the result OF care
essness on the part OF Fell caused his arrest by The
Fourth precinct police Judge Hogan committed the
accused to the Tombs to await the result OF the
woman's injuries.
JEFFERSON MARKET observation-disclosures Goodall
and Charles Hidreth were committed to the Special
Sessions the charge Of stealing from George Hal
lock, OF No. Is HOratio street. Minnie Marris was
committed on the complaint OF John J. Townsend,
who charges her with stealing household articles
from his residence, No. 13l Fifth avenue A boy
named John McGlinn was charged by Rosa Denzt
OF 459 Canal street. With till tapping and carrying
away 81 %; the property was found in his posses
sion, and admitting the charge he sent down for
trial.
ROBBERY OF JEwELLEB.-On Saturday evening
last Michael Kerrigan, residing on Thirty-seventh
street. entered the jewelry establishment Of Jervis
Evans, on Sixth avenue for the purpose Of selling
some old silver. Mr. Evans had occasion to 90 out
for change and left Kerrgan in the shop alone during
his absence On Monday he discovered that three
gold and two silver watches had been stolen and he
caused the arrest OF Kerrgan by officer Crowley, OF
the Twenty ninth precinct. The former was ar
raigned at Jefferson Market yesterday morning and
was remanded to the station house. The property
stolen is worth about $500. Kerrgan bears a good
reputation for honesty and sobriey, and 1t Ia proba
BILE he Is innocent.
BURGLARY IN TWENTY-FIVE STREET.-On the
Of Mr.. Ulysses ID. French, AZ East Twentyfth street.
was fOrciby entered by burglars and robbed Of
costly window curtains, velvet cloak, velvet dress
and other articles, valued In all at $500, with which
the burglars escaped. Search was made for the
thieves, and subsequently detective Farley of tine
Monroe street, and in biz house found trunk con-
tanning most Of the property stolen from Mr.. French
Lane said the trunk left there by stranger and
that he knew nothing whatever OF the con-
tents. In searching the prisoners drinking
place In Hester street large quantity
OF burglarous implements were discovered
and seized by detective Farley. Mr. French appeared
before Justice Hogan and made complaint for
burglary against Lane, who was locked up for eX-
animation After the cOmmitta OF Lane, three men,
known as william Acker, James Wilson and William
Burnett who have been identified by Lanes bar
keeper as the persons who lett the trunk Of stolen
goods at the place 1t was found, appeared at Lanes
place, when information of the fact was immedi-
ately given 10 rOundsman Croker and officer Nc
Arthur, OF the TOmbs Court squad. The three men
were arrested and detained to await an examination
before Justice Hogan.