The New York herald., 1869-05-10
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

LOOKING THROUGH GRATING.-A young man
giving his name as Elisha A. Fuller, was yester-
day brought before ustice Hogan, at the Tombs on
charge OF looking through the grating the side
walk OF 759 Broadway, at ladies passing over the
grating The Judge gave him sound lecture. char
acterizng his offence rs OF most depraved charac.
ter and then committed him In default OF 81 600 bail
to answer the charge.
THE CASE OF STOLEN DIES FOR DOLLS
HEADs.-An examination in this case, the particu-
lars Of which were published in yesterdays HERALD
took place yesterday before Justice Hogan, at the
Tombs. The boys John Regain Andrew Brown and
Edward Leach. accused OF the larceny, sent to
the House OF Detention witnesses against Thomas
Lynes, junk dealer at AT Broome street. who Is
charged with having bought the dies valued at $780,
for ten cents a pound knowing the same to have
been stolen The man Lynes was rcmanded to
prison for trial.
ALLEGED OUTRAGE UPON A MERCuANT.-Yester-
day, at Jefferson Market, detective Crowley and
officer Hart OF the Twentieth precinct, arraigned G.
+. Wood, South street merchant, on complaint OF
the well-known Archibald Henry, Of No. 1l9 West
10th street. Henry charged that he had been en-
tlced INTO room on saturday night on the corner of
robbed OF forty-five dollars by what Is known the
"panel' process and that the merchant was the
woman's accomplce After critical cross-eX-
animation OF Henry by the Justice ana the accused
had established his respectability the complaint
was dismissed.
ARREST or ALLEGED Observation-Disclosures
Usher, OF the Twenty-eighth precinct arraigned be-
George Ellis and Edward Haley, guests at Page's
HOTEL on the charge OF being burglars. The young
men were on the eve OF leaving the California
steamer on saturday, had their tickets purchased
and were on the way TO the vessel when arrested.
In q valise carried nv them was found OF the
completest kits OF burglars tools that have fallen
into the hands OF the police The articles are four
nat files, two canisters Of gunpowder, dark Ian.
tern, two large chsels. two large wrenches, set OF
bits large brace five large augurs and three small
ones, O complicated safe drill, twelve skeleton Keys.
q set Of drills two bundles Of twice, and a set Of
screws and bolts The prisoners were remanded 10
the station house until to-day.
FEMALE THIEF TRAPPED-On Saturday night
Nellie Morgan alias Rebccca Fitch, young woman
who has frequently figured In similar exploits, made
visit to the residence OF william II. Haslett, of No
3o1 West Thirty fourth street, for the purpose OF
possessing such valuables as might be ying around
loose TO tempt ner rapacity. BY some means not de-
tailed In the adavit she effected entrance to the
house unobserved and searching upper room took
and secreted about her person dresses rings cloaks
shoes and other mysterious articles that go to COM
plete the female toilet. As she was making her
way out Mrs. laslctt encountered her the stairs,
and found portion OF the stolen property In her
possession. Rebecca eluded her and made her way
TO the cellar. when the balance Of the property was
fouud aud the female arrested by oiicer Houghton,
Of the Twentieth precinct. Rehecca was arraigned
AZ Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morning,
when the Justice welcomed her back again to the
cells where she now les awaiting transportation 10
the Tomts and the General Sessions for trial. In de-
fault OF 81 500 bail