The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-20
POLICE IgTELLsGEgCE.

TAILOR CHARGED WITH LARcENY.-James Dun
don, alias James Carroll, tailor sixty-two years OF
ago, living at No. Mulberry street, was yesterday
arrested by otcer Klein OF the Fourteenth precinct,
on charge Of larceny On the Gotta ulr. the accused
Bowery, and applied for work, giving his name
as James Carroll. Believing him to be honest
n Mr, Batterneid gave nandon eleven pa.r OF
up and as he failed to retarn the goods
according to agreement search was made for
when tho 0hlcer secured him ON MIR. Butterneia's
request Dundon was arraigIed before Justice
Hogan and committed to the Tonibs for trial.
ARREST or ALLEGED FUGITIVE BURGLARs.--on the
night OF the 18th inst the store OF Charles B,unen-
berg, doing business in Red Bank, n. j.. was
broken open and robbed OF dry goods, furs, &C.,
valued at nearly 600. Two Germans, named
Charles Myers and William Yohn, VINO were
seen lurking around the Red Bank depot
under Suspicious circumstances on the night
OF the burglary, were followed up, and two three
days since they took passage The steamboat Jesse
hoyt Tor THIS city, ana on arriving here were ar.
Tweilty-sxtn precinct, and In their possession the
olilcer found q trunk containing portion OF the
accused parties were taken before Justice Hogan, nj
the TolnbH, ana, refusing to accompany the officer
back TO New Jersey, the magistrate committed them
to the Iombs till requisitlon can be procured.
''WHAT TINE Is lT2n--On Sunday evening" about
eight O'Clock, young man, Frederick A. Alderman,
OF No. 252 Ninth avenue, while standing On the cor
ner OF that avenue and Thirteenth street, was ac-
costed by Hugh Mcmahon, who was in company
with four or FIVE s'esteemei friends and requested
to tell the time OF night. Alderman, slightly
Suspicious that the strangers were not exactly
the characters he would care to associate with,
politely declined to give the information sought
when Mcmahon suddenly caught hold OF his watch
chain and endeay0red to pull tho watch attached to
1t from his pocket, but anticipating such move
ment Alderman broke away from tbem still retain
ing his tinlepiece. Mcmahon was subsequently ar.
rested and brought before Justice LedWIth, or the
Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday morning,
who held the accused to answer without bail.
FELONIoUs AsSAULT.-About noon on Sunday the
saloon Of Mr.. William II. Stanley No. % ives: Hous-
ton street, was visited by two men, James Wormaid
and James Petrie, who, probably forgetting that it
was the Sabbath and that man in his own house
had some rights, began TO conduct themselves In a
most disorderly manner using boisterous ana Dlas-
phemous language, one OF them a. last carrying
matters to such an extreme that he assaulted q
woman who entered the saloon on business. This
was moro than MIR. Stanley could bear, and he
rather uncerenoniously and property elected
the rullians. few hours afterward, still wishing
further TO insult Mr.. Stanley, they went back mis-
saloon talked louder than BEFORE and al last PetTie
drew from his pocket a loaded revolver and cooking
rant Keeper--.to put daylight through him. For-
tunateiy for hun a friend came in, who Immedi-
atey rushed into the street and called officer TO
the scene who arrested the rOwdics III time to pre-
vent tragedy. Both OF the accused were brought
before Justice Ledwith yesterday morning at the
Jefferson Police Court and committed to answer al
the Court 81 General Sessions without ball.