The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-14
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.


ALLEGED FELosIous AssAuIr.-charlcs Roth. 81
No. 3ss Madison street. yesterday. before Judge
Shandley, at the Essex Market Police Court pre-
ferred a charge Of feonious assault against Peter
Duffy. lie stated thai he had been assaulted with
clubs club, and brick bats by four men OF wnom only
answer at the Court OF special Sessions.
LEAP TO ESCAPE A observation-disclosures ssvin,
young man lately employed ~ barkeeper by Henry
Granel Of No. 50 avenue b, yesterday committed
by Judge STANDBY, of the Essex Market Police Court
to answer charge Of stealing s250 from hls EN-
plOyer. The money was I'm a bureau drawer, and
with Savin turned up missing. Pursuit was made
after the missing barkeeper, which eliminated in
to the roof OF the adjoining building two stories less
In height The leap put an end To savn's night, and
he was captured without further trouble.
BURGLARS COMMITTED FOR TRIAL--The prisoners
Eugene Baker, alias Eugene Reicherman David Car
roll and George Jackson, arrested by Captain Gar
land OF the Fourteenth precinct, and the officers Of
his command on the charge Of breaking into the
store OF Max Closer, $40 Broadway with intent TO
steal, had an examination before Justice bowling, at
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parties for trial, without ball. All the prisoners
pleaded not guilty to the charge preferred against
them.
STEALING LAcE.-Charles Rothschild alias Charles
Smith, was arrested yesterday afternoon ON charge
Of having stolen piece OF valuable vestibuc lace
from the store OF Lord 4 Taylor, corner Grand and
Chryste streets From the testimony Of the CON-
planant 1t appeared that the prisoner cntered the
store and while seated near one OF the counters
creted the property In question. On his going out
officer Holly Lyon noticed that his coat bulged out
more prominently than was natural, and thcreupon,
suspecting theft, arrested him. Rothschid was
taken before Justice Shandey the stolen lace having
been found on his person. He was committed u
answer charge Of grand larceny.
ALLEGED LARCENY OF PIANo.-Ye Yesterday Lu-
dington B. Decker, Of No. 4 Blocker street. caused
the arrest by officer Leaycraft, OF the Jefferson
Market squad, OF Caroline Z. vreeland, OF Fny-nnh
street. on the charge OF grand larceny. Mr.. Decker
il the piano manufacturer Of that name, and IN his
complaint sets forth that the ID OF March. 1865
the accused hired piano, valued at s4l5 for which
she was to pay $40 per month. He sent the piano
to her then residence at No. los seventh avenue.
subsequently she removed 1t TO Washington. and he
was unable to find either the prisoner the piano.
The accused was held for further examination To-
morrow. Her defence Is that she had Mr.. Decker's
permission to remove the piano to Washington.
ARREST OF JUVENILE LAND PIRArEs-LRAD PIPE
THIEvEs-MALIcIous DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
For some time past the premises No. IS Walker
street, owned by DIR. Thomas G. Chalmers, have been
unoccupied preparatory to undergoing repairs Early
on Friday evening officer McSweeny of the Filth
precinct while patr0lling his post, detected seven
boys, from nine to thirteen years of age, named
Michael Hadon, Thomas Palister Michael Dora n,
Matthew Cook, Thomas Moran, Charles Qually anu
Bernard Clancy in the premises above named, and
arrested them as they were in the act Of escaping
with $40 worth of lead pipe which was packed AWAY
In q bag. Subsequently Mr.. william ID. Chaplin, OF
No. IS Liberty street, who has charge OF the
premises aided by the police Of the Fifth precinct
examined the building and found that IL had been
completely stripped OF the lead and iron water and
waste pipes the faucets and washstands broken and
ruined, partition walls forced down. the lead and tin
torn from the roof, window glass and sash dernol-
shed and other malicious destruction OF property,
involving loss Of nearly $500. The young outlaws
had carried a small stove up to the second moor,
where they had cooked their own meals the raw ma
terias of which they believed TO have stolen from
the markets. Yesterday the juvenile deIinquents
were taken before Justice Bowling and committed 10
the Tombs for trial.
ANOTHER BURGLARY IN BRoADwAy.-Detective
Farley, OF the Central Office, and Porter, Of the
Metropolitan Hotel, yesterday afternoon brought be-
fore Justice Downing, at the Tonbs, young man
named James Brady, previously arrested by deicc-
tive Farley, the charge of entering the store OF
Mr.. Charles j. Oppenheim, No. 475 Broadway, by
means OF false keys, on Sunday, 9TH inst and stealing
valued In all at $4,000 At haEpast five O'CLOCK on
Sunday afternoon Mr.. Samuel Porter detective ut
the Metropolitan Hotel saw Brady leaving the
premises OF Mr.. Oppcnheim with "a bundle under his
ARM and slispectng something wrong gave informa-
ton which resulted In the prisoners arrest n IL
believed that Brady had confedcrates In the bur.
gary, but as yet they have not been arrested,
neither have the stolen goods been recovered. Miss
Maggie Jones, In the employ OF Mr. OppenneIn, was
called as witness and deposed that on the 10Th of
May Brady entered the store and ordered "a mania
to be sent to Jane street. near Hudson. but the adj
dress OF the person namel by the prisoner could not
be found. Doubtless the accused entered the store
more for the purpose OF taking q survey OF the
premises than Tor anything else Brady IL nineteen
years Of age, native OF Bualo this state, by occu.
patton cooper and says he lives t 81 Amity erect.
He pleaded not guilty, and demanded an cxanlna-
u0l, which was named for future day.