The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-12
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ALLEGED ROBBERY.-William Collins was COM
mitted by Justice Shandley, at Jefferson Market,
yesterday, on the complaint Of Timothy Hockder of
Fort Washington who charges that the prisoner en-.
tered his house and breaking open valise stole
$40 80.
LARCENY OF CLoTuING.-Rosannah Aarons, ma
tive of New Jersey, washerwoman and aged
twenty-three, was arraigned before Justice Hogan
yesterday morning at the Tombs charged with the
larceny OF quantity Of clothing valued at $35, from
Flora Parker of No. 12s Greenwich street, the LIST
ut ROsannah confessed her guilt to the complain
ant and was held for trial.
DISHONEST EMPLoYE-Godfrey Muller, Of No. 1876
Canal street. caused the arrest Of Adam SelZdor his
clerk, on charge OF larceny AS two pieces of silk
valued at $24, were found in his possession the
cused was remanded for trial by Justice Hogan
Robert ]. ROsentha who was accused OF having pur-
chased stolen goods from Selzdorf was discharged,
as there was no evidence against HIM.
AN ALLEGED CHARGE OF GAMBLING.-Ye Yesterday
morning oficer Andre, Of the Jefferson Market Po-
lice Court arrested Edward Holley, on complaint Of
Edmund II. Moritz OF No. 1893 East Broadway. Mo-
ritz in his afdavit, charges that the 9th instant
he entered gaming house kept at No. 557 Broadway
by George Hyer and engaged In play faro against
Hoey who dealt the cards, when he lost 1915 In
currency and SIS check. Holey was arraIgned
before Justice Shandey and held in $500 bail to an
swer
FULLY CoMMITTED-George Davis and George
Richardson, arrested charge Of attempting bur-
glary in George Samues store, at 1875 Grand street.
were yesterday committed for trial by Alderman
Conan. Nathaniel W. Swift was arraigned before
Alderman Conan charged with committing bur-
gary IN the laundry OF David Crocham, at 60 North
Moore street, when 500 worth Of linen apparel
carried Of The accused was held for trial, as was
also Joseph Barrett Of No. 20 Baxter street. for re-
ceiving the same.
LARCENY OF A CASE OF HATs.-Yesterdav John
Williams, butcher was observed by one OF the
clerks at B. w. & G. p. Fay's store, No. II Mercer
street. In the act Of removing case OF woollen hats
worth $54, from the sidewalk were they were ex-
hiblted. He pursued him, recovered the property
Eighth precinct The accused, when arraigned
before Justice Shandley, at Jefferson Market yeser
day, and admitting the charge, was committed for
trial at the General Sessions
LARCENY OF HORSE AND GIG.-William Berther-
ton, Of Is Wooster street, on Monday afternoon left
his horse and gig at the door OF his residence for
few minutes; on returning discovered that 1t had
been stolen Reporting the robbery to the Fifteenth
precinct ofcer Murphy took the matter In hand ad
named Henry Gilmore in the act OF driving the
NAL through Amity street. The prisoner
raigned at Jefferson MARI be ore Justice STANDBY,
yesterday afternoon entered pea OF not guilty anu
was sent to the General sessions for trial. The pro-
perry stolen was valued at $70o.
A POLICEMAN CANES A WoMAN.-winifred Rush,
of East Twelfth street, made q complaint yes
terday before Judge Mansfield, Of the Essex Market
Police Court against oficer David 9. Davis OF the
Seventeenth precinct, charging him with violently
assaulting her without provocation She said she was
quietly seated on bench In TOmpkins' square, when
the officer came up and ordered her to leave and
without giving her time to comply with his ORDER
struck her three violent blows on the head with
loaded cane. She showed the marks Of the blows ON
her head confirming her statement. The Judge
dered the policeman to be locked up for exanina-
ton. His only defence was that the woman was
prostitute.