The New York herald., 1869-04-23
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

TIE KIERNAN-KIERNAN SrADDINd AFFRAY.-
George KiernaH, of No. 400 Ninth avenue, who on
the 11th Of April was stabbed with butchers knife
In the hand Of his brother owen, during an alterca-
ton, and who has been lying In critical condition
for some days, was sufficiently cenvalescent "
permit him to appear at Jefferson Market Police
Court where he made formal complaint Of felo-
but put in the plea OF Justification. He was com.
mtted to the General Sessions for trial In default Of
1900 baAls
THE STAGE CAsUALTY-ARREsT OF THE DRIVER
An inquest was to have been held yesterday at the
New York Hospital, by Coroner Schirmer. on the
body Of Hercules Atkins, the man whose death re-
over, corner OF broadway and Duane street. by stage
No. 12 Of the Fourth avenue line, as heretofore
ported in the HERALD; but owing 70 the absence OF
witnesses the case was adjourned till Saturday. John
Haggerty the driver Of the omnibus was arrested
Oy smcers beatty ana M MaiKnsnaw, OF tne BroaaWsy
lived lived IN Hudson Gity. n J. $500 ~ '' ''''''
TAXING GREAT RIsKs.-on Wednesday evening,
while No. 6a Of the Eighth Avenue Railway line
was passing through the Sixteenth ward the vigil
Sar the % OF
bogus conductor, who, during the absence OF the
genuine article on the Front platform, coolly pre-.
gentleman fraud was Jerry, who made him refund
the money collected, arrested him. and, on his ar
commtied for disorderiy coadact. ono The accused
who gave the name Of James Rogers, pleaded ntoxi-
cation as ms excuse for the offence he had CON-
mitted.
ALLEGED SwINDLE.-Gustavus Duguise, dwelling
at 16e Seventh avenue was yesterday arrested by
officers McCaferty and Butcher, of the Sixteenth
precinct at the instance OF Adelaide Contrel OF 81
Eighth avenue, who charged that on Friday last the
prisoner came to the store at that number and rep
resentng himself to be o nephew OF L. +. Defga-
Mere, OF 500 Broadway, who wished some hair 10
complete an order for one Of the attaches OF Pixies
Opera House, secured thrty-fve dollars WORTH with
the intention Of defraudlg her. The accused de-
MED all intention Of demanding the complainant,
but sent to the General Sessions for trial by the
Justice at JEFFERSON Market.
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.-A man named
Rich ard Carroll was brought before Justice Mans.
Geld yesterday afternoon, at Essex Market Police
Court, charged with grand larceny. The complain
Jarvis street, Greenpoint, and who dep0sed that In
January last he lost cable chain, weighing about
500 pounds and worth nfty dollars. While riding
chain which he lost In January In front of the
street. On looking closely at the cable he
charged Carroll with stealing 1t. The defendant de-
MED any feloAi0us intent, and stated that he
had bought the property Of an honest man. The
nave N nsd r between ~ ten and
property In which you were the defendant Pr1s-
hsd ten cnargeS| Prisoner-Yes, Judge, ten. JUS.
No your Honor justice-You have been more
trouble to me than any man In the district in this
matter, and am determined to stop 1t. Prisoner
bought this property. yustice-fhat win do.
you very often, and think you are not particular
what you buy. shall see the District Attorney my.
self and inform him what you are, and we shall see
take batis Justloe-No; refuse bail. Take him
inside.