The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-15
POLICE NTELLI sENCE.

THEFT OF MONEY BY BOY.--James Healy, boy
twelve years old, residing at No. "a Oak street, was
yesterday arrested charge Of stealing ffty-se
dollars in legal tender notes belonging TO Oliver
confessed the larceny, and Alderman O'Brien, act
ing magistrate at the T0mbs, before whom he was
taken ordered his commitment for trial.
FELoNIous AssAULT-At halfpast one yesterday
morning seaman named William Frazer was taken
to the Fourth precinct station house, with severe
cut on his head. said to have been received from
blow at the hands OF an unknown man at pier No. ii
North river who he declares, with the assistance Of
q confederate, robbed HIM OF fifty dollars. He was
held ledger and efforts are being made to secure
the robbers.
ALLEGED LARCENY OF GOLD CoIN.-Frederick
Brown, a young painter, was yesterday arrested on
charge OF stealing $50 in gold coin, belonging to
Margery McGill, No. 2s1 Mulberry street. The &C.
cused, with one Martin Mullane, was engaged paint
ing Mrs. McGill's house when the alleged ROBBERY Is
said 80 have been committed. Mullane states that
ne saw IN the 9 OF rown purse said TO
before Alderman 0'Hrien, acting magistrate at the
Tombs, and fully committed to answer the charge.
ESTIMATES HIS REPUTATION MORE THAN MONEY
A very respectable looking middle aged gentleman,
who may be anything from country editor or
school teacher, down to a clergyman or member of
Congress- was viclmized out OF $500 on Tues
DAY night at a ''panei game" establishment in
Crosby street. He caused young womans arrest
and her arrangement before Judge Hogan, at the
Tombs Police Court On learning that his name
would have to appear in an affidavit of complaint
he Withdrew from all further proceedings in the
matter saying that he would rather lose $4,000 than
his reputation
STABBING AN OFFICER.-On Sunday last it will be
remembered that officer Gibson, Of the Seventh pre-.
cnct, was somewhat dangerously stabbed in HaInl-
ton street, near Market. Onlcers Jarboe and
Malvey of the same pyecinct, undertook to work
up the case, and yesterday succeeded In arresting
Young man named John Mullaney, who answered TO
the description given of his assailant by the wounded
Mn pvuac bon hafA Iuot a..
field, at the Essex Market Police Court, and by him
held TO await examination. 1t is said that another
charge OF stabbing Will be made against the prls-
oner who is considered very dangerous man.
ALLEGED DISHONEST BARBER-lsrael M. Coett,
who keeps a barber shop ut the corner of Carroll
street aud Third avenue, Brooklyn, appeared yester-
day before Justice Maps1eld and charged Emil
Smith, a young German. with grand larceny. 1t APP
pears that Coett engaged the prisoner as assistant
and left him In charge OF his business aud on
turning this morning found he had left, and that
goods to the value Of fftythree dollars were also
missing. Mr.. C0lletti at once repaired to Smiths
boarding house, at No. so Greenwich street. and
there found the prisoner and portion of the stolen
property. Justice Mansfield held the prisoner to
await examination
ATTEMPT AT ByRGLARy.-A young man named
Andrew Cassidy was arraigned yesterday before
Justice Mansfield, at Essex Market Police Court, on
o charge Of attempting to burgiariously enter the
premises OF Martin Reilly, at No. Al Market street.
by means OF forcing q bolt leading from the entry
early hour yesterday morning 1t appears that tine
premises were secured on Tuesday night as usual.
About two O'Clock yesterday morning Reilly heard
noise In the entryway and saw the prisoner come
out therefrom, and when asked what he was doing,
Cassidy SAID II was none OF his eilly'sl business
Reilly called In an olcer and had Cassidy arrested,
and on looking ~ tho premises he found that the
door leading 10 the liquor store bore marks Of having
had attempts made upon IL to force open the bolt
man named Doherty testified that he saw the
prisoner take some screws out OF the lock OF the
door. Cassidy denies his guilt but was held for ex.
animation.
BURGLARY IN COLUMBIA SrREET.-Mr. F. d.
Holmes, who resides at $40 Delaney street, and
VINO has carpenters shop ct o. Columbia street,
appeared before Justice Mansfield yesterday at Es-