The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-25
P0LiCE IsTELLIG CEN DE.

PARTIALLY FOR DIAMONDs.-Th0mas Coster,
nineteen years Of age was arraigned at Jefferson
Market yesterday by detective Mcconnell, of the
Twentieth precinct upon complaint OF Abpie McFar-
land of No. 1853 West Thirty fourth street. charged
Thursday valued at $780, He pleaded guilty to the
charge and was committed TO answer at the General
Sessions.
CHARGED WITH STEALING HoRsr.-A man
named Thomas O'Shauqhnessey who said he was
druggist, was brought before Justice Hogan yester.
day, at the Tombs Police Court charged with steal
ina horse OF the value OF $780, the property OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Cruvrngler, OF jersey city. Onicer Logan,
ieading the horse and as he did not give q salts.
factory account Of how 1t came into his possession
he detained him IN custody. He was committed to
answer.
ARREST OF RIVER THIEvEs.--On Thursday night
last about eleven O'Clock, as Sergeant O'Brien aud
officers Harvey aud Shaw, OF the Harbor police,
were patroling the North river they observed boat
In me middle OF the stream containing Two men ZEN
as e al sxcna s % or
overhauled them. The men proved to be two well
known river thieves, named Richard Marion and
sugar, weighing 500 pounds. They would give no
satisfactory answer as to how they came IN possess
The boat and sugar were delivered to the PROPERTY
Clerk al Police headquarters.
SINGULAR DEATH IN BELLEVUE HOsPITAL.-A
somewhat singular case OF death was partially
investigated before Coroner keenan,, at the Morgue,
Yesterday afternoon. The deceased was Mrs. Mary
r. Bartlett widow OF Captain Bartlett previously Of
Yates avenue, Brooklyn; he having been killed IN
the war. Mrs. Bartlett has been living at No. 1874
Eldridge street. and on Wednesday she was admitted
to Bellevue Hospital. 81 House Surgeon Riggs says,
In O very feeble and almost dying condition. she
was nearly puiseess and the extremites were cold.
she seemed TO be suffering from excessive drink
She died on Thursday. DR.. Moses Beach made a
post mortem examination OF the body and found
that the deceased had been injured, but In what
way or whether by AGO dent or design has not yet
transpired. The matter will be further investigated
to-day. when other facts tending to shed fresh light
on the subject may be elected. The relatives and
friends OF The deceased have been notified OF her
death and the attending circumstances.
A YOUTHFUL HORSE THIBF.-Frank 8. clement, a
resident OF Philadelphia, was arraiRned at Jefferson
Market yesterday afternoon upon complaint of E. N
Crow OF No. IL Charlton street. charged with steal
ing, on the 18th of April last, q horse, wagon and
harness valued az $50. Mr.. Crow etates on the
above date the prisoner hired the property OF him
for the purpose Of taking o ride. and sold IS Glenn
ents states young man named Ray Miller, whom
he had invited TO ride with him, had sold the prop
erty and kept the proceeds. In his informal exam
ination he stated he was eighteen years OF age, q
clerk by occupation and did not consider himself
guilty OF the charge. He was, however, commit.
ted IN default OF $1,000 bonds.
SHOOTING IN SULLIVAN SrRERT.--Wfam Higgins,
OF No. Clarke street. liquor dealer, was charged at
toe Tombs Police Court with shooting Michael Brady.