The New York herald., 1868-08-19
PM.ICE NTELi 'IGENCE.

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AssAULrING P0LICEMAN.-A young man named
Joseph Flynn brought befol . Justice Dodse
charged by officer Henry P. Whelan,' OF the rwehV'
ninth precinct with having struck un IA une ,tas @
while In the discharge OF his duty. tt 'e accused was
| committed In default o. hail.
| ATTEMPT TO DKFRAup A HOTEL KEEPER.-A
| young man, named Mich ael Moran was brought
before Justice Dodge yesterday aferno on for de-
frauding Timothy Johnson h Co.. proprieto rs o the
Revere House, out OF forty. 1--we cents, he having
eaten that amour, OF food ana refused to paw for the
same He was committed In default OF $500 oah 70
answer.
ALLEGED ASSAULT WITH AN AiyE.-Mary sullivan,
OF No. 242 Cherry street, preerrs. complaint yes
terday before Justice shandley OF the Essex MARKET
Police Court against Ellen Cronin~t harging her wth
hitting her on the head with an AKA me injury M
hicted was not serious, ana the az go ~ as,n't @ n
was allowed to depart On giving bgA 10 answer the
charge.
FELoNIoUs ASSAULT BIZ Young Ga 'L-A young
and prcpossessng gi1 named Della "a 'Cauery was
charged before Justice Dodge with havi1 ateInp'ei
the life Of Catherine McMann, residing at NO. 81
Amity street, by cutting her with kniA hlso pec
Ing her about the head. The complainant oo1 ~ rs
though she had been pretty badly handleds ana pta
was committed in default Of $500 CT at tie
Court Of Sessions.
THE ALLEGED MULBERRY STREET RIor -iHere
are numerous conflicting versions given in "a 'ard 10
alleged riotous proceedings which took place on the
night Of the 10th instant in Mulberry street. nl Vch
1t is charged that Michael Reynolds and As bir hers
committed an unpr0vOked ASSAULT on OHlcer ny,
OF the Fourteenth precinct. During the neN
shot was fired, which wounded one OF the assauA la
party The officer charges that the firing was ~ ne
by one OF his assalants and the REYNOLDS brota Is
assert that the officer did the shooting judicial u
vestgatlOn alone Will settle the dispute and put ~
culpaDlllty where 1t properly belongs.
RECOVERY OF SUPPOSED STOLEN GooDs.-Yestev
day afternoon, upon information received from sex
geant Slater and officer Connor, Of the Seventh pts'
cnct Captain speght, OF the Twenty-ninth precinct
and officer Connor, above mentioned, visited thei
liquor store at the northwest corner OF Amy and.
Thompson streets, reputed 'fencen establishment,
and seized two trunks and vase containing pro-
perty OF considerable value which they found there.
ON suspicion of Its being the proceeds Of burglary
respectively Charles H. Ross Thomas Alien.
and William H. Benson, whom they found
brought them, together with the trunks and vase
and two bronze statuetes to the Tweny-ninth pre-
the trunks is confrmatory OF the suspicious enter.
tained respecting IT, consisting OF four sets OF lace
curtains handsome down fan, a ady's black Cloth
coat trimmed with astracan cloth. misses blue
silk dress trimmed with fur a black velvet basque
cuffs. In addition to these black cloth vest marked
A. w. Sturges was found in one o the trunks, which
may Pron Se e 70 ne Of u ns
at $1,000 The three prisoners VIII be arraigncd
at Jefferson Market this morning.
PROPRIETOR OF SWIMMING SCHOOL CHARGED
WITH INSULTING AND AssAULrING LADIEs.-Com-
| plant was yesterday made before Judge Kelly at
the Fourth District Police Court, against II. Geb-
| hard, proprietor OF the swimming school and bath
ing establishment foot OF SiXtysixth street, East
river charging him with insulting and
assaulting ladies' visiting his place for bath
| ing and swimming purposes. Mr.. J. Nissen,
OF 80 Liberty street. the complainant stated that on
| Sunday last his wife went to this place to take
| BATH she having season ticket Her sister accom-.
| panied her to the bathing room and he remained
| outside. After while his wife cal!el TO him. and
| on his going to see what she wanted Mr.. Gebhard
came rushing furiously upon him with q sword and
| endeavored to stab him with II, but he avoided the
thrust and got out Of the place followed by his wife
| and sister. The acted ike perfect matman
| and called the c0mplainants wife and sister most
| vile names ana their lives all IN peril. Mrs.
| Nissen stated that after she had taken bath Mr..
Gebbard asked II her sister had taken a bath also.
ald being told that she did not that he insisted
that she had and that her retcrating her state
| ment to the contrary he applied to her the most
| opprobrious epthets, and then, drawing sword
from scabbard lying on the table made an effort to
stab her. which she fortunately prevented by running
| from the room, when she called her husband. Her
| sister confirmed this statement Mr.. Nissen added
that he could bring other ladies who had been sinh
| larry nsuted by the accused. Mr.. Gebhard
quired to give bail TO keep the peace.