The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-30
GENERAL POLICE OFFICE NOTES.

Unwilling an ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of n Police
man--Tronsfers md Promotions Of Scr-
geants-The Eighteenth Ward 'gInre Rafiios
Honored-sG,o00 Burglary in Hudson
Strcet-BuraInry I'm i30fh Street.
Miss or Mrs. Ida Taylor appeared at The Cen
tral Police oaice on Monday and made formal
complaint against Frank b. Lane, OF the fifteenth
precinct. Miss Taylor. who Is an actress w pro-
fession, desired that the trial sho.,a take
place as privately as possible, and the
commissioners. consequently, are very reu-
cent? but 1t Is understood that she charges
Lane With accosting her on the street, lifting her
yei beating and arrestiug her. The evidence viii be
heard az an early day when the entire facts will ba
sscertained. 1t is said that the lady stn suffering
from the effects OF Lanes alleged Ill usage anu
not appear TO prosecute.
Yesterday the Police Board met late In the DAY.
Messrs Bosworth Brennan and Manier<e being pres
ent. Sergeant Caywood, OF the sixrA, who resigned
Tor the purpose OF accepting position In tue SUBJ
treasury, under Mr.. Foiger, vas permitted to with
draw his resignation. The Board transferred Ser
geant Fields, OF the FortYseventh TO the
second precinct; S& geant Schoned, Eighth to
Twonfy-tih; Sergeant wemyss, Forty-ninth to
Tenthi sergeaDs Babcoek, Tenth TO Fifth;
aIad promoted the following roundsnaeu to acting
sergeans;~-Joseph Nicholson, the Eighteenth pre-
clnct horse dealer whose rsfis exposed in yes
tefuG's HERALD, 70 nCWnE sergeant OF tue
Fifteenth Tuck, q tho Thirteenth. to acting
/ 70 acting sergeant OF tho Firntn, and Worth, OF
| the Forty.Dlnth sub, 10 acting sergeant OF his
precinct By resolution % provided Tor the orgauza-
| ton OF the Tnrty-pfth precinct, under Cnie1 OF
Detectives Kelso, with Houston ana Bleecker streets
| Broadway and the Bowery as boundaries, the STA
| ton house 10 be the front room at No. soi Mott
/ street. The command 10 10 have sergeant, rounds-
man and eight detailed men; wig wv patrol ,he
| halls Of the Central oface aay aid Night, besldea
other portions oil Tie nrecinct
ON the night " the 27th burglar robbed the
house o. Mr. Z. II. Trasted, In 1aoth stress,
] q. $500 worth OF property, with which he got
away. IL appears he ganef access to an unoccu-
pied mouse adjoining. near Fifth avenue proceeded
! SWING himself into Mr.. Trasteds premises. AS
/ he was making hs escape he was detected by oecu-
pants OF the house bIs too late TO intercept MIN.
The Property stosen c6asist5 OF money, dia-
monds gold and silver ie@ehy ana household TOYS
| Mr. c. Jackie matchmaker and jeweler at S4s
| Hudson street, yesterday Reported to the Central
once TINT on Sunday night his store was robbed OF
$4,000 worth OF goods He states that the burglars
effected entrance to the second story, rear, Oh
tanned the key to the safe from bureau drawer, de-
scended 10 the store In 'front.' opened the safe and
stole nineteen double case gold watches new; two
ditto second hand; twenty-three silver watches, ten
heavy ladies' gold watches ten gold necklaces, ten
gold chains eighteen gold sets, three four dozen
gold seal rings, several Mosaic and Masonic rings
twentyfour cluster rings aud other articles or tho
total value OF $4,000. He has the num-
bers OF but ive OF the watches. After securing
the booty the thieves passed out the same way they
entered. A large reward has been offered FOR the
recovery of the property but the de ectyes are not
stimulated to work by representations OF MI
Jaeckle's creditors, VINO express their doubts
whether any robbery was really committed.
Letters written By Andrew Johnson. Schuyler
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