The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-12
PGslCE INTELLIGENCE.

FEIoNIoUs ASSAULT. Daniel Kirsch. OF I5S Third
street. charged young man, his neighbor, named
Frederick Dresher yesterday, at Essex Market
Police Court. before Justice shandiey. with having
committed on INN felOni0us assault. From the
statements OF the complainant 1t appears that the
men had q little trouble, IN the course OF which
Dresher drew q dirk knife and cut Kirsch In the
arm. The wounded man, although badly cut, was
wen enough to appear in court aud make his COM
plant. The prisoner was held for examination.
THE BROADWAY SrABBING AFFRAy.-Chayles
Grandjean, Swiss, seventeen years Of age.
employed as hallboy at the New York Restaurant
No 734 Broadway who was arrested Sunday after.
noon, charged with stabbing night watchman
named Frank Klein, employed at the same place,
was arraigned before Justice Dodge at Jefferson
Market yesterday by detective Ildgate, OF the FIJI.
teeuth preclnct and removed to the station house,
the injured man was unable to appear to prefer
charge against him. The boy states he was acting
in sefdefeDce as Klein was beating him because
he threatened to expose some OF his alleged short.
comings to his employer
ALLEGED FALSE PRErENCEs.-Tw0 tradesmen
named Lewis Reed and George Reed, Nos. 1862, as4
and $50 West Twelfth street, residing at 20 Abingdon
square, were brought before Judge Downing at the
Tombs Police Court In the custody or officer Gen,
on the complaint OF Mr.. Abner Baker, 90 Dey street.
who deposed mat on the I4th or June last he ad-
yanced TO the above men 81 600 on the representa-
ton that Lewis Reed possessed house and lot in
the city OF Buffalo. that u was clear OF al encum.
trance and was worth IS, 600. This $1,000 has not
been repaid and 1t has been since ascertalned tat
the representation then made by the two Reeds was
Ia5e IN every particular. JuuKc DOWiiHx COHUllLt6u
both men 10 the 1ombs for examination.
THE BOGUS PLUMBER.-Joseph Roddy. arrested
by detective Reilly and oficer Corkey, OF the Fif
teenth precinct on Sunday, charged with represent
ing himself plumber, and gaining access to dlf-
erent houses, under the pretence OF making repairs
at the order of the landlord and r0ODln2 the
inmstes, an account OF which has already appeared
III the HERALD. was arralgned before Justice
Dodge, at Jefferson Market yesterday morn
ing, when two complaints were preferred against
him, to both OF winch he pleaded guilty.
Mrs. Aimina pease, q widow, residing at 10 East
Twelfth street, charges that on wednesday last no
stole from her gold chain and cross, gold neck.
lace. one gold pin. one diamond ring pair OF dIa-
moDd and gold earrings and one gold chain. all
valued at 1910. Mrs. Jannett strauss OF No. East
Seventeenth street. also preferred a complaint
charging him with stealing two pairs Of panta-
looms, coat and vest on Tuesday last the property
OF her husband Henry Strauss valued at seven y
two dollars. Amelia Lusa, servant grl In the employ
OF Mrs. Pease, who detected him leaving the house
with the property or her mistress In his possession.
also preferred o complaint against him, charging
that he assaulted and Knocked her down with mis-
fist. He was committed IN default Of 81 900 bali IN
each case OF larceny, to appear and answer at the
General Sessions ana IN default OF $500 TO the
charge of assault. On his informal examination ne
stated he was twentythree years OF age, born in Ire
land, residing at No. los First avenue by occupation
plumber ana guilty OF tue cnarges