The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-14
POLlCC NTEI.LIGEyCE.

VIOLATING THE EXCISE LAw.-Danel Council Of
I2e Chatham street. was arrested by ofcer Nonohan,
Of the Sixth precinct the charge Of violating the
Excise law. and required BY Alderman Moore To- give
siOns.
PICKpoCKEr ARREsTEp.-Two men were discov.
cred yesterday picking the pockets OF Lawrence Sui
Ivan, In East Thirty-second street. A policeman
succeeded in capturing one, who gave his name as
John Ford. He was taken before Justice Kelly, OF
the Fourth District Police Court and committed for
examination.
RELEASED ON BAu.-Patrick Flannery. few DAYS
since committed to prison by Judge Kelly Of the
Fourth District Police Court, for an alleged aggra-
waited, assault on Rosanna O'Neil breaking an arm
and leg. as published in the HERALD. was yester-
day released on giving $4,000 bail. The woman Is
still IN the hospital.
ASSAULTS WITH wEApoys.-Louis Teller was ar
rested on the charge OF assaulting his wife, Louisa
Teller, OF 1876 Greenwich street, where IL IL alleged
he struck her the head with chair. inric:ing a
severe wound; and Charles King, OF No. So Centre
street. caused the arrest OF Nicholas Rathman.
the charge striking him on the head with mallet.
Alderman Moore held the accused parties to answer
the complaints preferred against them.
AssAULTTNG AN OFFICER.---Late on Saturday night
oiicer James q. Beay. OF the Fourth precinct. at
tempted TO arrest William Brown AMI John Haggcrty
for disordcrly conduct, when they turnc upon and,
after knocking him down, kicked him In The side and
wrcnchod the club from his hand Brown ana nag.
gerty subsequently, secured, and yesterday
morning arragned before Alderman NOore ut the
Tombs who held them for trial before the Court Of
Sessions.
ALLEGED DrsoRpERLy HOUSES. On Saturday
night the Fourth precinct police made raids on two
alleged dsordery houses, one located at No. 81
Chatham street. kept Ivy Charles Rothman, and the
other at los Chatham street, OF which Hartman Vol.
ket IL the reputed proprietor. These houses are
alleged to be the resort Of abandoned women.
drunken men and other vie and disreputable people
OF both sexes. Alderman Moore. acting piagistrate
I'm place OF Judge Hogan, who Ia ILL. required both
the accused parties TO give bail In the sum OF $500
each to answer before the Court OF General ses-
eiors.
PEEsosArNa OrFrcERs.--Joscph Hooker, OF No.
2eo avenue c, appeared before Justice Lcdwith, Of
the JEFFERSON Market Police Court, yesterday, ana
entered complaint against two very ungsnly speci-
mems named John Flanagan and John Conner, for
attempting 10 extort money while they played the
part OF police officers. The facts simply are that
complainant and q friend, while bathing In
the East river near Nineteenth street, were
dcrs,and that IL they did not at once
appease them with the GIFT OF certain sum OF
for breaking city statute forbiddng the sport of
cleansing ones self In public voters while IN the
state OF nudity. Hooker aud friend felt disinclined
to grant such modest request and had the woud-be
ofrccrs arrested. Justice Ledwith held each In $500
ball To answer.
SEAMAN RoBBED.-A few days ago william
Scott. Scotchman entered this port after four
years. cruise in the navy, and having been paid on
concluded to have good time ashore He secured
lodging at the sailors boarding house No. 90 Roosc-
welt street, ana on Friday fell In with samuel 8.
Smith, . aaor, whose native place II Cambridge,
Mass. They soon became quite confidential, and
during the day INDUCED IN divers drinks. several
times Scott counted over his money 1850 In Unitci
States legal tender notes., which was observed by
Smith. At night Smith took his inebrated com
panion 10 the house Of Thomas Noble No 12
Roosevelt street snd carried him up stairs 20 bed.
During tie night Smith visited Scott several
times, ana the Following morning Scott missed his
money and suspected Smith OF taking Il. the latter
remaining ir the house AL night but without gong o
bed. yesterday smith arrested by ueiectNe
Mnllin, OF the Fourth precinct, and on the evidence
Introduced Alderman Moore comm tied hun fer ial
AN default 81 hiii. The accused, who IL iortI.sN
years vi ayr ,!sss,eS his guilt.