The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-17
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THE BROAD STREET SAFE BURGLARs.-The boys
william Reilly and william II. West, who opened
the safe at the Board Of Brokers and stole therefrom
500 in national bank bills the property of Mr.. Peter
T. Faye, the superintendent were arragned before
Justice Dodge yesterday. After a few questions
asked them they were committed to answer in
default OF $1,000 bail each.
ALLEGED DISHONEST Observation-Disclosures
Lin. recently employed as housekeeper by George
Mintz at $40 East Twelfth street. was yesterday
rested and brought before Judge Shandley at the
Essex Market Police Court on a charge OF stealing
with 81 her bana directly after WheS Se co
ing was missed. She was committed for examina-
ton.
ALLEGED STANDARDIZATION Newly residing at
No. a14 West Twenty street. complained be-
fore Justice Dodge yesterday morning that one Ed
ward Besn. Frenchman. on the 18th instant, by
trick and device, obtained from him watch and
chain which he sold or pawned for SOS and decamped
with the money! Besin was not seen until yester-
day. when he was arrested and committed to ans
wer.
ALLEGED DISHONEST SEAMsrREss-Mrs. Sophia
Levy, of No. 015 Hudson street, appeared before
Justice Dodge yesterday, and charged Miss S. A.
Reed. who had worked with her last summer as
seamstress, of stealing from her house, or about
the 10th of June last sundry articles OF clothing,
cutlery, &c., TO the value OF $40. Sarah pleaded
not guilty, asserting that she had bought them
OF compainant's servant. She committed to
answer at the Court OF General Sessions, IN default
Of $500 bail.
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of No. 314 West street, has had workmen repairing
his residence for ten days past but unfortunately II
his story is q one, two OF them, George Zim
orlez and Barnard McCabe, are not very honest Mr.
Freely came before Juseice Dodge yesterday and
charged these men with purloining from box In
one OF his rooms gold coin to the amount OF $780,
The accused denied knowing anything about the
missing soveregns, but they were committed to
answer In default Of bail.
THE TWELFTH STREET srABBrxa CAsE.-Phnip
vetter charged with stabbng Sebastian Lauderbach
on Tuesday evening" in Twelfth street, near avenue
B. previously reported, yesterday brought be-
fore Judge Shandley at the Essex Market Police
Court. certificate was produced from the physi-
clan attending upon the injured man prOnouncing
HIM out OF danger, whereupon the accused was ad
mtted to bail In the sum OF $500 TO await trial
charge Of feonious assault before the Court of Gen.
era Sessions.
THREATENING TO SHOOT AN OFFIcER.-Yesterday
morning Anton Grubelstein, q patroman OF the
Eighteenth precinct appeared before Justice Dodge
| aud complained that Eugene Ieviele, on Tuesday
evening, about eleven O'Clock, was the OF
Twenty 6fh street and Third avenue with party Of
men, ana that he melted them to disturbance OF
the public peace, and when he asked Levtele To de-
sist and go home ne drew loaded AIDED pistol and
accused was committed to answer In default OF bail.
\ His companions. Daniel Skarey and Victor Latten,
who attempted Leviee's rescue, were also arrested
and suffered the same fate.
| ALLEGED LARCENY BY GiBfs.-Albert Walker
| colored residing at No. ~ Baxter street. appeared
before Justice Dodge yesterday morning and charged
! two rather rough looking white females, named
| Josephine Rogers and Nette Hggins-the latter
bearing the rather suggestive alias Of "Biy Will
son''--witn stealing from him clothing OF various
kinds OF the value Of $50. The circumstances OF the
| robbery arc about "a follOws:-The complainant
| Keeps bachelors rooms In the classic locality named
| above, aud upon invitation the girls entered his
axe and breaking open trunk, secured the proper
| ty which they disposed OF In Worth street. The
| girls denied their guilt, bat held 10 answer.
| DISHONEST PORTER PLEADS GuILrY.-Yesterday
| morning Christopher Carr late porter In the en-
| ploy OF Messsrs. Lake a. McCrcery, No. All Broad
| way. was brought before Justice Bowling on the
charge of stealing piece OF silk valued at ss5 be.
longing to mis- employers. On searching the prisoner
the ak was found in bs possession wherein pom he
! confessed 10 having stolen another piece worth
| $40 which he said was then In MIA apartments, at
no 10 sixth The SILK was found as he stated
Two complaints OF grand larceny were made against
Carr and the magistrate committed him for trial on
both charges. Carr Is twenty-iour years age ana
O native OF Ireland.
! HEAVY HOTEL ROBBERY by A HALLBoy-TuE
| PROPERTY RECovERED.--On Tuesday evening Mr.
John A. McGaw. doing business at No. ia Duane
street. took room at the United States HOTEL Full.
| ton street. and during the night his room was on.
tered aud his pantaloons pockets rined OF a gold
watch worth 5000, gold sleeve buttons valued at $780,
| seal ring worth SIS and ss5 In United States ma
| tional bank bills. After arising In the morning
| Mr. McGaw missed his property and gave notice
! of hs loss at the Office OF the hotel. Detective
Haggerfy, OF the Second precinct. after making
| an investigation, became satisfied that John
| Murphy, one OF the halboys OF the hotel was
| the guilty party. Mnrphy's room was searched but
| nothing found, but after Murphy left the hotel de-
tective Hsgrerty arrested him and on making a
seach ali the stolen property was found in the pris
| oner's possession. lie pleaded guilty, and on being
taken before Justice bowling WAS committed for