The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-15
Judge Hogan yesterday afternoon and committed to

Judge Hogan yeaterday AFTERNOON and committed 10
answer.
ALLEGED BURGLARY AT rHB COMPTON HOUSE,
On Monday night q young man registered his
name In the books OF the Compton House.
corner OF Third avenue and Twenty-rourtn street..
William A. Myers, and was assigned room No. 81.
About three O'Clock in the morning he was observed
by one OF the employ OF the hotel attempting TO
unlock the door OF the adjoining room with PAIR OF
nippers used by burglars Onlcer Ryan OF tne Egh-
teenth precinct, was called IN, and the would-De
burglar placed In his charge Upon searching MN
In the station house number OF skeleton KEYS and
burglars implements were found on his person. lie
was Yesterday morning arraigned at Jefferson Mar
ket, when complaint was preferred against MIN Dy
Christopher X. Clark, the occupant OF the room ne
attempted to enter, charging HIM with attempting
10 steal clothing and Jewelry valued AT goo. 10
which he pleaded not guilty.. but was locked up In
default or 81 600 ball u answer.
LARCENY or CLorHIs6.-Kate Finnigan, frst
cousin to Tim Flnnigan OF 'wake'' nooriety, dis
sipated looking female. was on Monday afternoon, as
usual full OF bad whskey, and entering the bedroom
OF Henry turz, at No. l7G sixth avenue observed q
number OF pants coats and vests lying proms,,
cuously around, concluded to change her sex and
hereafter appear In male costume and follow the
worthy example Of some OF her sex, and
meeting suit valued at seyenty-Gve dollars which
she folded up very carefully and packed away In
pillow case taken nom hla bed ana sailed iorth.
She had not proceededsar, however, beforesolicer
EHrry, Of the Fifteenth precinct arrested her and
conveyed her to the station house Yesterday morn
trate at Jefferson Market and good naturedy admit
ted taxing the property, but offered as an excuse
Tor her conduct that she was drunk. A complaint
was preferred against her, and IN default Of $500
bail she was locked up TO answer
POLICEMAN RoBBED.--On Monday night officer
Helmboetz, OF the Fifteenth precinct, whose only
fault Is his love for tripping the light fantastic, con-
cluoed amuse himself by attending the ball OF the
G. A. r., Post Stevens at the regmental armory OF
the Fourth regiment N. G., s. N. " &C No. 62l Sixth
avenue ana accordingly arrayed himself gorgeously
without regard to expense, which had the desired
effect among the female portion OF the audience.
and to WI gar expression the knight OF the
club looked "stunnn." When he nrst WIS.,
tied the place he removed his bran new
overc0at valued at tnlrty-ive dollars and placing
twenty-five cent stamp IN front OF the BOY IN charge
or the coat room, received q check for his coat aud
thought no more ABOUT 1t until ready TO start Tor
nome, when ne presented his cheek at the window.
but the Overcoat could not be found. William H.
Lyon young man whose character Is none Of the
| best, AMI who was hanging around the place was
seen to leave IN mysterious mariner with bundle
in his possession, and was accordingly arrested,
charged with the larceny. Upon being arraigned at
Jefferson Market yesterday he denied the charge,
but was locked up to answer In default or $500 bail