The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-31
POLICE rNTELLlGESCE.

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Potter Treauweli Edward Trcadwen and James
Vroome the colored waters employed In the board
ing house OF Mrs. Rosalie Blocker at No. 7 Gram,
ercy Park charged with stealing three tubs OF butter
from her, were again arraigned before Justice
Dodge yesterday morning and committed To answer
the charge.
William Davis, the young man found secreted In
the premises No West Fourteenth street on
Wednesday morning, was arragned before Justice
Dodge at Jefferson Market yesterday morning by
onlcer Walknsbaw, OF the Broadway squad and
PREMISES who charged him with attempting 10 steal
sllverWare valued at 500 was committed IN default
OF 81 500 ball to answer.
Detectives Cockey and Ledga,e, OF the Fifteenth
precinct. yesterday afern arraigned before Jus
uce Dodge an ex-policeman, formerly attached To
the Fourth precinct, named Thomas Sullivan upon
complaint OF Brooks Brothers. OF No. "A East Four
clothing from them, valued ut $500. He admitted
the charge and was locked up In default OF 81 coo
bail to answer at the General Sessions.
William Chambers found himself In on al,cyway
on Wednesday evening that led to nowhere except
to the side door OF drinking saloon near SO Cherry
street. AS he was turning round TO get out INTO
Roosevelt street he was seized upon by two men
who robbed llm OF all ne possessed, which hap
pened not to be much, only eight dollars. one or
tine men was named Powers, and resided at James
OF the Fourth precinct, aud he succeeded arrest
ing Powers. lie was brought before Judge Hogan
yesterday and committed.
Mrs. Caroline Krutz of $50 East Eighteenth street
caused the arrest of dentist, named Alexander
Bernard, OF 2o4 East Fortyrst street, by detectives
Young and Hebbard OF the Eighteenth precinct
charged with stealing diamond earring from her
valued at $500. Mrs. krutz states that on Monday
the prisoner visited her az her house, and while
operating upon her teeth the earring dropped from
hn.A Tn IA md In
pocket absconded WITH it, lie was arragned before
Justice Dodge, at Jefferson Market yesterday utter.
noon and pleaded no. not. guilty, to the charge but
Detective Glynn, OF the Eighth precinct yesterday
morning arragned q coorcu man named Robert
johnson before Justice Dodge. at Jefferson Market
upon complaint Of Charles Lamb 4 Son, proprieters
OF the Filth Avenue Stables, In East Fiity.eignth
street. charged with burgarousiy entering the
stables nc two O'Clock on Wednesday morning and
stealing quantity OF harness valued $3.50. A
stableman VINO occupied room In the stables testi-
fed to seeing the accused in the stable the morn
ing In question. lie denied the charge made against
hll alledging he could prove an atj but MAS com.
mitted IN DEFAULT OF 81 900 bail to answer
A motion was made before Judge Hogan yesAer-
day TO dismiss the complaint against Jerome Brad
ley for forgery OF certain bonds alleged TO have been
stolen. Judge Hogan said he should deny the
motion. As Tar as the procuring OF bail was con-
cerned and az the defendant was IN some way
connected with this in another complaint he
should not, as there had been complaint In this
case either against Bradley or Johnson, require oa
lie tJudge Hogan had no desire by asking Tor bali
TO place any dculty In The way OF these defendants
IN the getting up OF their defence. He did not in
tend, either 10 send bradley down commits.
ment, but lie should send papers To the District Al.
torney for him TO deal with As he secs III.
Julia Hayes was employed as housemaid az No. co
Broadway, aud yesterday MIR. wndcy who is resd.
ing there, took of aus vest, which contained q gold
chaIn valued AT seventy dollars wrapped In paper.
lie lett the vest IN the room ali the day and on his
tnllv "a
the chain was missing. suspicious were settled
upon Julia, because she had been told not TO 90
out for the night, and she had dlsobeyed these
orders and stayed our until twelve O'Clock at night
In addition to this the paper in which the chain was
wrapped was found NJ ner bedroom door. Detective
McKeever watched the house for Julia's return and
then took her into custody. II Is believed that other
families nave been vctimized by this girl, who ID
short In stature, with black hair aAd n face with
rather strangely marked and plain features Sne
formerly resided al 50 West Forty second street. she
was committed by Judge Hogan to answer.
on Wednesday Oliver 4. Papy, dentist, residing
with his father at No. az West sixteenth street. aud
Benjamin Resson resulting in 127tn street, IN com
pany with several other friends, spent the greater
portion VI the night In caro1sal, ana at six O'Clock
yesterday morning brought up in-fr0nt OF Al oyster
saloon tue southeast corner OF T1entyifrh street
aud sixth avenue, where they indnlsef 10 stew.
after which they Left the place and congre-
gased on the pavement dispute arising be-
tween Papy and Besson In reference 10
P,lpy, not being In very good hum0r from the ef-
iects OF the nights caloasal drew large dirk knae
from his pocket and made three punges nj his com
panion before his friends nad time 10 separate nen
At this stage OF the proceedings ofncer Campbell, OF
the Twenty-nlngh precinct. who was III tue vicinity
and witnessed the ARRAY, went to the assistance OF
Besson, who was bleeding Freely, and con.
yeyed both parties to the station house
In 1hrtieth street, where 1t was discovered
that Besson had been stabbed In three Places IN the
right arm and right breast, ana In the neck, the
wound in tho breast being Of very serious nature
he was removed by his friends in o carriage TO tho
HOFFMAN House, where his wounds were dressed by
pI, bowling, who pronounced lhegl Of serious ma
tufe. Papy was subsequently ariaigned before jus
tice Dodge at Jefferson Market wnen complaint
was preferred AGAINST him ny the oicer ON behali n
the injured man, and he was committed 10 await
the result OF the injuries
PapJ stated while In court that II wasa put np
jqj' 10 have him confined IN Iail over New cars.
and that the certificate signed oy tho physician was
forgery but TING the officer denied he stated nc
witnessed the writing OF n. The point Of the dag
ger used by Papy was broken o., In ma enleayors TO
dssect bis friend. Papy u the party VINO caused
The arrest OF the MARQUIS Degieilo madame Rstofrs
nusbaDdb ABOUT two years since, lor ndceently
Insulting his wife. He was also arrested
short time since by officer Brennan, OF the Jefferson
Market Court squad, upon complaint OF woman
named King proprietor OF house or III lame ~
West TweDty1itn street, charged with stealth.
pair or valuable diamond earrings from her and tax
iDQ sum OF money from her stocking but On MS
returning the property, aud assuring hT ne only
TOOK them for 'sa.e keepng,n sae refused to press
the complaint.
An interesting discovery has jOst been made In
Russia namely, OF a Byzantine cameo IN onyx
dated IRON the seventh century. The gem, which ~
embedded m golden cup, presented 70 the Cathe-
dral OF Ouspenski by Catherine H., IL two inches IN
length and OF an oval form. The relief represents
CROSS surmounted ~ a medallion bearing the edlgy
OF tue saviour accompanied by two figures OF angels.
An inscription IN Greek characters contains the
name OF the Emperor Leonnus, who rcigned at
BTzantium from Gv6 10 600, having usurped the