The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-02


morning, about hafpass two O'clock hre occurred IN
the promises NO. 20S Cathariue street. 70 which the
drensn and police promptly responded All the in
mates escaped but Henrietta Gruber who occupied one
OF the rooms and removed In partially insensbls
condition by officer Buckley, Of the Fourth precinct to
the basement Of house No. 22il street, OF which
Fanny Young is propretess soon after Henrietta had
been left alone John w. Rowland made Is appearance
from adjoining room aud struck her violent blow
on the shoulder with his fist. and. as the
caught her by tho dress, ia the pocket OF which
was wallet containing 81 co. and forcb bly, stripped It
from her back. Henrietta then succeeded ia making
her escape into tho street. ana meeting with otcer
Buckley. informed him what had occurred, He then
locked demanded admission Alter much hesitation
the door was opened. when fancy young man handed
the oscer the stolen wallet. saying that he found N
the yard Directly afterwards Fanny said she picked
IL up from the door On searching the apartments
Roland found in bed and the stolen dress was dis
covered concealed between tho beds Both Roland and
Fanny taken into custody, ADD yesterday Justice
Hogan committed them for robbery ia default OF
bail each Roland : thirty years OF age native OF
board tho rsceiviBg ship Vermont Fanny German
woman aud claims TO be hoasekeeper Both prisoners
claim 70 DO innocent OF the charge preferred against
them.
Arrexrr AT RonnERy rnE STREET "A man giving
his name as George Brown brought before Justice
Hogan yesterday morning. he having been arrested in the
Bowery the night previous for attempting 10 snatch the
scarf and pin from the neck OF James Sweeney living at
for trial 10 default OF bail
ALLEGED LARCENY or A PocKnB0oK. -Catharlne Moore
residing at No. I41 West Foteth street, appeared be-
fore Justice Ledwilh. at the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday, aud entered complaint against
Laughlin Troy, whom she accused OF stealing pocket
book containing national bank bill and currency
amounting altogether TO about $40 Complainant al
legged that she went 70 poultry stand to buy some ar
cle and from tho fact that the accused was standing by
her side at tho time the property was missed she ac-
cused Troy of taking IT, Tho accused when brought be-
fore his honor declared he knew nothing at all about the
property but he held 10 answer the Charge IN the
sum Of $500 ball.
CHAPTER OF MINOR LARcgsIEs Charles A. Mcclure
was arrested on charge Of stealing shirt and 59! of
collars, worth 81 IS; for taking gsntlenans saiche
worth $40 Patrick Graham fell into the hands OF
ofcer; Joseph Smith, for having partially for dead
turkey not bis own was gobbled up by an M F.: Hugo
Schmidt exhibited so great love for another mans
pocket. containing So that ho also got himself into
trouble; and possibly from the tact that the day
unpleasant man named Adam Klopp was taken into
custody charge OF having made lovo an overcoat
without the consent OF its proprietor The of the
above named gentlemen maos compulsory calls JUS
tce Lsdwith ut tho Jefferson Market Police Court yes.
terday where they trcaed according to their de-
serts, and Hospitality provided with accommodations
down stairs for tho remainder Of the day.
ADMITTING SoFr IMPEACHMENT Ann Ripley
cheerful looking cold ga" arrasned before Justice
Mansfield at the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
charged with the larceny OF pair OF pants SHIRT and
.
respecting the TO which tho lady might convert
these garments was fortunately resolved in the adms-
sion made by her that she had pawned them. and the
delivery OF the tickets TO the complainant She was
held In $500 TO answer.
BURGLARY WITHOUT LAR cESY-Patriek Mooney
American citizen OF Irish afipes arragned at
Essex Market Police Court yesterday morning. charged
with burglary In examining into the particulars of the
alleged offence IL appeared that Hans Raphael Of No.
Bayard street. Teuton. had left his apartment late
the night OF the 3lst of December and while
friend named Sdverman who informed him that he
(Silverman) had Patrick Mooney in his (Rapbasts
room; whereat Raphael hurried home and found that
hs room door had been forced and six beaver OF
tho value Of $780, were done M bundle preparatory
TO being carried away. Mooney denied any knowledge
or the alleged attempt at robbery but
mas held BY Justice Mansfield in $1,000 to answer
HEAVY RoBgxRv MEERscHAUx PieEs. --on the night
Of tho 25th Of November last the premises Of Carl
Ussssy on tho second aoor of No. 20 Liberty street.
were entered by some person persons unknown who
procured admission by means Of boring or saving out
plank or panel Of tho board partition dividing tho
wareroom OF the complainant from tho ofnce Of A. N.
Lyons the Same oor to which access had boon pre-
vousy gained by forcing off the iron shutters OF the
windows thereof. and the following property
stolen aud carried away :B,gbsy dozen OF mserschsum
pipes, or the vaIuo OF $780, twenty dozen OF
schaum cigar holders Of The vaue OF S275 dozen
OF amber pieces OF the value of 500, with
articles M s, amounting in IN the aggregate to sso1o
respecting tho perpetrators Of this audasious
robbery until recently, when portion OF tho
stolen property discovered in the store OF Henry
Regan, No III Bowery. On visit there Mr. Regain.
said denied the possession OF any more of the goods
than exposed tor sale, which consisted OF only
twenty pieces small box OF tubes but subsequently
sent tho balance OF the property TO the property clerk
Poles Headquarters, and afterwards admitted having
purchased the stock from Thomas Patterson and |
others for $780, officer Farrell, of the Tenth precinct
arrested Patterson In Regsns store Tuesday night,
when he states he observed Patterson pass PACKAGE
afterwards ascerained to contain eight pairs OF gold
sleeve buttons and nine gold shirt studs in all OF the
value OF $50, Isaac Nathan. Nathan accord.
ingy arrested also, and both Of the accused being |
brought before Justice Mansfield yesterday held
for examination tho latter TO await the Identification of
the property found In his possession. Regain like
wso held answer al receiver