The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-16
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

VIOLATING THE EXCISE LAw.-Mary Ann Burke,
Of No. 50 West Broadway, was arrested by 0fricer
Cole Of the Fifth precinct the charge OF violating
the Excise law. Justice Downing committed her,
but subsequently on an examination she was dis
charged. n#
THE BROADWAY GRAND LARCENY.-John Stanley
and James Tracey, who were arrested on Saturday
evening with property In their possession, after
wards ascertained to be worth ninety-two dollars
No. 1856 Broadway, arraigned at JEFFERSON Mar
ket yesterday and committed to answer the charge
In default OF $4,000 ball.
THE BOLD Boy BURGLARs.-John Doran, one OF
the alleged bold boy burglars who broke into O
building Of the Hudson River Railroad Company
corner Of Thrtieth street and Eleventh avenue and
stole therefrom number OF copper bolts on Satur.
day night was arragned before Justice Dodge at the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morning,
and committed to answer the charge in default OF
81, 500 bail.
THE BLREcKER STREET HlGHwAY RoBBERY.-The
three men, James Dom ely, alias "Friese,n James
Gallagher and James vii liams, who are accused by
Christopher Van Duser colored, OF assaulting and
lObblng him on Blocker street, near Broadway,
Saturday, OF silver watch and small amount OF
fractional currency, were arragned before Justice
Dodge at the Jefferson Market Police Court yester
day morning, who committed them to answer the
charge without ball.
ALLEGED LARCENY OF A wArCH.-Bernard L.
Lord residing at No. II East Twenty rst street. ap-
peared before Justice Dodge at the Jefferson Market
Ponce Court, yesterday morning, and accused o
woman, Susan Discharge. OF accosting him In Madi-
son square Saturday evening and stealing from
him q gold watch valued at $780, The par
ticulars OF the alleged larceny are that the COM
planant thought the accused was mendfcant and
desired aims when she approached him, and while
walking by his side he felt q hand In his pocket and
instantly seized 1t, which proved to be Susan's. At
that moment two men came up and attempted to
rescue her. These he charges with being confeder-
ates, and to whom the missing watch was passed.
While the sculile that ensued was going oificer
Henry G. dubois OF the Twenty ninth precinct
reached the spot and succeeded In arrestlng the
woman, but the men escaped. Inl her examination
Susan denied having taken the missing property,
says she Is q seamstres5 and that mistake has
occurred. Committed to answer In default OF 500
bail.
DISHONEST PORTER AND HIS CoNFEDERArR-For
some time past 1.-THE American Suspender Com
pany," doing business at No. 90 Reade street. has
lost large quantities Of property in q mysterious
manner. Roundsman Dillon, OF the Third precinct,
was deputed by Captain Ulman TO work up" the
case and for several days and nights kept close
watch upon the premises. Early on Saturday morn
ing the officer saw Thomas Crawford, employed as
out on the walk, and, after looking up and down
the street. reenter the store again. Shortly after
wards Crawford opened the door again and passed
cut o stranger, who had In hts possession largo
basket filled with goods, and also ve boxes. Rounds
man Dnlon followed the man, but he being
ard ran away, making good his escape. The ON
Ger secured the basket and boxes, which contained
suspenders, and subsequently they were Identified
by Mr. Charles 3. Bronson ~ belonging to the sus-
pender company. Crawford was Afterwards arrested
b. tue roundsnan, and on Mr.. Brons0n's 90 mplant
Justice bowling held him TO ball to answer before
the Court Of Sessions. What amount OF goods the
company has lost Il II now impossible TO tell.