The New York herald., 1869-10-19

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loss; but ohlcer Charles WondIing. Of the Fourth
precinct, saw the boys secreting the velvet behind
paper stand, and after Inquiries when were not
very satisfactorily answered, he took them into Gus
tody. The TWO prisoners were committed by Judge
Hogan. at the fombs, TO answer.
ROBBERY OF A WATcn.-Dcnnis Teary and James
Martini two young men, were stopped by stranger
named Andrew Dickson who. unused to the city. dtd
not know his way to Henry street. They told him
they would put him In the way ana accompanied
MIN near To Henry street. On his leaving them he
noticed his watch guard hanging down anu disrov-
een an at i ms waen was w gone ne gave nase sna
or them having dropped the watch into the gutter.
They were brought before Justice Hogan and COM
United TO answer.
A WOMAN STABBED IN TIE HEAD ny Her nUs
HAsD.-on Sunday afternoon Philip Ftzslmmons
became enrased at his wife, and, attacking her with
some sharp instrument unknown TO tho woman.
stabbed her three times the head. INJECTING severe
though not dangerous wounds. The woman was
attended by Police Surgeon Kimblar. who pro-
nounced the wounds OF q serious nature. Fitzsinl.
mons was subsequently arrested by onlcer MalanKy,
OF the Eighteenth precinct. and yesterday morning
accordance with the above facts On his
informal examination he stated he was thirty
i've years OF age, born in Ireland resides at NO. 42s
East Fifteenth street. by occupation truck driver.
sna o g N % the o 5 he 70 wa az
General Sessions and answer.
ATTEMPT TO STAB AN OFFIcER.--Ollicor Doyle OF
the Twenty-fourth precinct tnarDor poice) while
pasroln0 the East river about four O'CLOCK ON
Sunday afternoon, discovered man named
Charles Hemming. proprietor Of saiors boarding
house at No. Carlisle street, leaving the bark
Lucille, OF Norway, with a sailor and large buadla
Of luggage. lie followed them in yaw. boat TO
the foot OF Fulton street New Ysfk shore. and
attempted to arrest Hemmug who drew large
sheath knife from belt o.ound his person, and
brandlshing 1t over biz, head threatened to commit
nafIIarl upon lie officer II lie laid hands on him, at
the same time endeavorng to put his threat into
execution by making three desperate lunges at tho
on'cer with the weapon. He was dnally 0vcrp0w-
crcd conveyed to the station house and ncarceratcd
was arraigncd before Justice Iedwltn OF Jefferson
Market, and complaint OF feonious assault pre-.
ferred against him by the officer, to which he
pleaaed not guilty, but was committed In default OF
5000 bail to appear and answer at the General Ses
SOnS.
DEFKAUDING HeTBLs.-About a week ago D
young man, shabbily dressed registered his name
on the books Of the st. Nicholas Hotel as "Frank
Hardy, San Francisco. Cal" stating to the clerk In
charge that he had just arrived from the latter city.
and deposited $1,000 in gold In one OF the down
town banks, retaining some 5000 or $500 with b,m
for incidental expenses. room was furnished tho
"returncd Californlan' aud food, until his bill
Welsh, manager OF the hotel, surmls!ng hla
guest q fraud, made out his bill ana
despatched IL to him by waiter the
latter returned aud stated the young man had in
formed HIM he was not in a condition at that r10.
ment TO pay the bill, as he had been visiting the
dens on Greene street the night previous and was
robbed of all his available funds. lie was handed
over TO the custody OF detective Kcaly, detailed as
the hotcl and yesterday morning arragned before
Justice Ledwith, at Jefferson Market when COM
plant was preferred against hlin by MT. Welsh.
charging HIM with violating the Hotel act, TO winch
he pleaded not guilty but was committed In deiauls
OF $500 bali to answer at the Special Sessions.