The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-20
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

AssAuLT-Mary and William Kelly were arrnigned
before Judge Dodge yesterday on complaint OF Mary
Bessell. OF No. 1Ol Macdougal street, who charged
them with beating her In a most shocking manner.
They were both held to answer. g.
HELD TO BAIL~-Thomas Currie one of the drivers
OF the Sixth Avenue Railroad, who ran over the
hand Of John Kalluh on Monday last yesterday gave
ball in the sum Of $500 to answer ct the General
Sessions.
The ARREST OF THE PROPRIETOR OF A SWIM.
MING ScHooL--The published account Of the arrest
OF the proprietor Of q swimming school on Tuesday
which appears In the advertising columns OF today's
paper. The card Of Mr.. Gerhard puts . new phase
On the whole affair. r-.IUr
AssAuLrISa AN OFPIcER.-At q late hour on Tues.
| day night oflcer Robert Ramsey, Of the Twenty
seventh precinct attempted to quen brief riot In
West street. He was set upon by an Infatuated
| crowd Of women and men. who beat him severely
before assistance arrived. Martin Wilson and Ann
wilson were arrested IA rfngeaders, and on being
brought before Alderman Cuddy they were held for
trial.
ROBBED OF GOLD wATcH.-Ann Garno tail.
Dress, about thirty years Of age and residing
Newark, N. j., was brought before Justice Dodge
yesterday charged with stealing gold watch and
c9sn yaen .. xso 'ne properly OF Andrew Ewe
Ann In her room for about twenty minutes, and on
her return Ann and the watch were among the
missing. she was committed In default OF $500 BAIL
was arralgned before Alderman Cuddy yesterday to
answer O charge OF picking pockets. Michael
Caughlin, OF No. Desbrosses street. stated that he
saw the prisoner take a watch from the pocket OF
sleeping passenger board Jersey City ferryboat
and made him put II back. He then took the ac-
cused ashore and handed him over to oiccr. only
to md the Of the watch gone also. Grey said
the unknown was friend OF his and he was only
looking to see the hour. Committed for examina.
ton. ff.a
A GRAVE MIsrAKH.-The statement that Cherries
wassermann, who had been stabbed In Elm street by
Herman Fisher was dead proves to be Incorrect
and originated In q mistake made by the hospital
officials when Mrs. wassermann applied to see her
husband. Coroner Schrimer yesterday found Wasser.
mann in good shape and spirits, being In fair way
TO recover In few days. Fisher. who assaulted
Wasserinan, made q charge Of assault against Myer
ds a. "a, ana enry Homer oelore .m,s,ad IN
ball 70 answer. while the complainant was himself
locked up to answer the grsver charge OF felonous
assault.
THE FIFTH AVENUE RoBBrRY.-Thomas Allen.
Charles II. Ross and WILTON II. Benson, who were
arrested by Captain speght, Of the Twenty-ninth
precinct as the alleged burglars who broke nto the
dwelling No 3l2 Fifth avenue ana carried away
about sao'Voo worth OF goods on sunday last were
Me pUcs Swns 70 me-
TACT That the complainant not IN town they were
Iemahaed 70 the custody OF Captain Speight. A
soio ou sue fhbt NhuOndi bhuh IN w
W. n. Putnam In favor Of Henry James, was found
on tue person OF one OF the prisoners.
RoBBIsG HIS Room MArE.-A man named Ed
ward X. Scott was yesterday arraigned before Jus
tce Dodge at the JEFFERSON Market Court, on charge
OF robbing his room mate Of some $500 worth OF
property. II seems that the complainant, Richard
3. Newcomb, had lately arrived In this city and put
up at the Hotel Du Nord No. Q Centre street on
awakening the next morning aud on looking for his
property he found that he had been robbed Of his
watch, valued at $3.50, q gold chain worth Gas, .
diamond ring valued " tsO, plain gold ring valued