The New York herald., 1869-01-01
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ANOTHER BURGLARY.-The tannery OF Frank
Drucker 4 Co., 622 West Forty-seventh street, was
burglariously entered during Wednesday night and
calf skins valued at $500 were stolen The case
being reported to Captain Ward, OF the Twenty-sec
ond precinct every exertion was made To discover
the guilty party, and yesterday officer Doncourt ar
rested one John Quinn, who was found in possession
OF nearly all OF the stolen SKINS The prisoner was
held to await examination.
HIGHWAY RoBBERy.-James 8. Walsh, sea.
man. aged twenty-six, and native OF Halifax, and
Thomas Burns, aged thrty-two, native OF Ireland,
and also seaman, were yesterday arraigned before
Justice Hogan, at the ToInbs ON charge OF having
knocked down William shellng, OF No, Broad
street. on Wednesday evening, and robbng him OF
two coats which he carried on his As the case
was clear one the magistrate granted full COM
mltment, and the accused were held to answer.
BURGLARY.--John Jones, alias Thomas Dempsey,
appeared before Justice Mansfield at the Essex
Market Police Court yesterday, charged with bur
glar1ously entering the dwelling house OF Martin
Hoick, No. 20 Chrystie street, by means OF false
keys. Eva Fuchs, servant IN the employ OF sir.
Hoflck, stated that on going To her room about half
past ten on the night OF the 30th OF December she
fOund the door open and the prisoner and another
discovered. Jones was arrested in the entryway by
officer Bedee, OF the Tenth precinct but his
panion has not yet been apprenended. The prisoner
was committed for trial.
FUGITIvEs FROM NEW JERSEY ARREsTED-Oflcers
Gynn and QUINN, OF the Eighth precinct, arrested
on information Wednesday night two colored men,
William Johnson and William Henry Thomas, as
being concerned IN the late roboeries nc Green
vile and South Bergen, n. J. The officers called
al certain pawn shops on Sullivan street, where
they found several Of the articles Of clothing stolen
and ascertained that they had been pledged by the
above named arrested individuals. The alleged fu.
gitves were remanded to the station house until the
complainants can arrive and give the particulars to
JGsce Ledwith at the Jefferson Market Police Court,
which viii undoubtedly be tomorrow, when they
viii be renanded 10 the tender care OF the New Jer
sey authorities.
THEFT OF CLoTHIsG.-while the fire OF Messrs.
Briggs Brothers stables, in West Twenty-third and
Twentyfourth streets, was raging furiously wedncs
day night. Jules Bazin thought II fine opportunity
10 ply Lis Notwithstanding. He made the attempt
in entering the honse OF William Potter corner Of
West Twenty fourth street and Sixth ayenue, and
although he gathered together a large amount OF
clothing, valued at S15, belonging TO the lady occ-
pants oi the house, and reached the street with IT,
ne was effectually stopped and arrested by ofieer
Heed, OF the Iwenty-ninth precinct. Jules denied
ms guilt when arraigned before Justice Ledwiih, at
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morning.
hut he was committed To answer the charge In de
fault OF $1,000 BAH.
SUSPICIOUS CrRcuMsrAscEs.-AlbertL l.. Dodge re.
siding al No. 3s West Washington square, appeared
before Justice Ledwith, at the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday morning and accused one
John Williams OF entering his place with intent 20
steal. The circumstances regarded as suspicious
and the cause o1 his arrest as follows:-About
halfpast SIX O'Clock on Wednesday night Williams
called at the basement door OF the house and asked
II his brother, giving his name resided there; and
upon being informed that he did not. went away.
-Four hours after wards the colored boy employed by
Mr. Dodge In going mp stairs upon an erraDd saw
Williams IN the hallway. on the second noOr gazing
about as " he did not know what move to make next
lady OF the house also saw Linn in the bathroom.
When Williams was asked what business ne had
there he stamnered and muttered, but faled TO
his arrest. He was committed 70 answer at the
Court OF Special Sessions IN default OF 800 bail