The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-28
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.


STEALING BLANKETS FROM TIE ERIE RAILWAY
Michael Kelly, carman, was brought before Alder
man CONAN, at the Tombs, yesterday, charged VITA
stealing pair or blankets ron tie Erie Railway
freight department, pier ii North river lie was
held 10 ans yer.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED THGEr.-Last night
ofNcer McKeever of the Fourteenth precinct,
arrested Joseph Wilson, OF No 1888 Grand street. on
the suspicion oil having IN his possession ABOUT s40
or $50 worth OF stolen property, Tor winch an owner
Is wanted
FELoNIoUs ASSAULT BY A W0MAN.-Last evening
Bridget Maher OF No. 90 CatharIne street, struck
Juia Morgan, OF that house, with a shovel, ON
the head. Julla's skull was badly fractured.
she was attended BY central ONCE dresser OF heads
and sent TO Bellevue Hospital. Bridget was arrested
and locked up at the Fourth precinct police station.
RoBBING A FELLOW BoARDER.-A young man
named jeremiah Madden was accused yesterday at
the Yorkville Police Court, with grand larceny. The
complainant was Charles Francis Fitzgerald who
resides at No 80 street the PRISONER being
fellow boarder Fitzgerald states tnat while ne
was In bed he saw the prisoner go to his clothes and
take his money out OF has pockes the amount stolen
being stated at $3.50. Justice Connolly committed
the prisoner for trial.
RECKLESS DRIvISG.-The driver Of one OF Arnold
Constables wagons, named Richard Hughes was
yesterday charged, before Justice Shandley, with run.
ming over and nju1ng woman named Mary Van
sicklen VINO resides az No III ,eade 1t is al
legged that while driving flrl0usy IN Grand street
the prisoners horses Knocked DOWN ana mis- wagon
went over the complainant, InurlDg her severely.
Hugae5 claims the occurrence purely accIuental.
Gave bail to answer.
SHopLIFTING AT JERSEY CITY.-Ellen Mcguire and
John Flynn went into the store II John Levy, As New
ark avenue, Jersey City. and while Flynn
was pretending to purchase pair OF
pants, Ellen contriyed to appropriate pair
VINO discovered ms loss, and on arriving al the
Cortandt street ferry in New York they were arrested
by officer Thompson, Of the Twenty.sevenIh pre-
clnCt. IHev were DrUlyut before Alderman Conan
at the TomDs, anu held 10 answer.
BURGLARY IL LEONARD STREEr.-The premises OF
Mr.. Thomas Collingworth, No. lie Leonard street,
were burglarousIy entered he night OF the 25th
and sixty i've dollars and a watch OF the value OF
twenty dollars ana another waeh worth dollars
stolen tncreir0m. Detective punn appreneu ended
man named Henry Williams, who contested TO him
that he committed the burglary anu lie b lIeyes
that the two watches were throw on the sidewalk
at Broadway. Dunn brought Williams before Alder
man CONAN, VINO committed MN TO answer.
ASSAULT UPoN LITTLE Bot.-Two boys. named
| Irvine Rhodes and Harry Phlrook, we're yesterday
| charged before Justice Shandicy at Essex Market
| Police Court, with committing an aggravated
assault upon another litile boy, named George
Reiscb, aged eleven years. Nh. John Smell OF No.
| 2s2 Third street MADE the complaint In winch he
stated that the young prisoners upon Reiscn and
hit MN upon the head win sick and also with
store certificate from Dr. Hoffman was pre.
sented TO the Justice, in which n stated that the
| boys injuries we're OF very serious nature He'd
| to answer.
ALLEGED PfCkPoCKET5. Oficer Hudson, OF the
| Eighth precinct, yesterday morning arraigned
| man giving his name as James Wams, twenty
five years OF age, before Justice Dodge, Jefferson
Market, whom ne found on the corner OF Broad way
aud Canal street Thursday ngih operating IN a sus
/ plcious manner among q crowd OF persons. When
arrested he had roll OF five aud ten dollar bills
amounting to forty dollars IN hE fist, whoa had
| no doubt taken from some person.
Detective Butcher, or the Sixteenth precinct also
| arraigned two young men, IN whose possession was
| found wallet containing forty-one cents IN money
| anu photograph, wnicL tneg admitted having
stolen from lady. TneY were temporarily COM
mitted to enable the officers to ana complainants.
| SHOOTING AFFgAY IN FIRST AvEHuE.--Charles
Slude was brought up in custody to the rombs Police
| Court charged with shooting John Cochrane at al
First avenue yesterday morning. Slude is a bird
dealer, and he had had some dealings with gocu.
with Sludc several times. Some differences had
arisen as TO the exchanges and sude presented HIM
s seii on Friday ana saturday NJ Cochfanes house
but was refused admission. On Saturday morning
Slude burst in, and as Cochrane took up q cub 10
defend himself Slude ran out but when ne got to
| tue sidewalk he fired ing pistol the ball RON winch
| LOGGED IN Cochranes shoulder. tic was ned to
| answer.
BURGLARY IN SIXTH STRRET.--A man named
| Thomas Williams was yesterday arragned before
Justice Snandey at Essex Market Police Court
charged by Phiipina Schaeffer OF No. 435 Sixth
street. with having burgarousy entered her rooms
III that house by means OF skeleton key. Mrs.
Schaener leit her residence about four O'Clock on
Friday evening, ana upon her return In about mai
hour she discovered that ocR had been forced
open, and upon entering sne found The prisoner in
the room buslly engaged IN packing up about 500
worth Of clothing. she at once gave an alarm, and
the burglar attempted to escape; but her cries
brought officer Hawkes. into the house, who arrestei
the prisoner. When searched Ut the station house
skeleton KEY WA found 10 Williams possession.
The prisoner dc nes his guilt but was committed 10
answer y General ssssloes ~ default Of slooo bali