The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-09
POLICE XTELLIGEgCE.

STAbBlNG AFFkAf.-ApOut tWelVc O'CLOCK tMlu-
night the Sixth precinct reported that Poan-
der named Nachinan sord, of lo5 Bayard street. was
stabbed in the back while passing through the hall
way OF the above number. The wounded man was
attended by physician, and is not dangerously In-
lured The party who inflicted the injuries ID not
known.
STABBING AFFRAy IN THE NINTH WARD.-Last
night the Ninth ward police report Francis Trainor,
OF No. 800 West Houston street, and John Rowland,
of No. IS Greenwich avenue got INTO an alteration
Rowland stabbed Irainor in the side. inficting a
slight wound. Captain Washburn, finding the cul-
prit had escaped, placed his Officers on the alert,
and he was subsequently arrested.
ALLEGED LARCENY OF DIEs.-Three boys each
about sixteen, and named respectively Edward
Beach, John Reagan and Andrew Brown, were yes
terday brought before Judge Hogan. at the TOmbs,
on charge of stealing $500 worth OF dies used IN the
II. Hawkins, No. 3sS Canal street. The boys con-
fessed to detective officers Vaughan and Nevins, OF
sold them to Thomas Lyons, in Broome street. near
Wooster, for ten cents pound. Upon this state
ment Mr.. Lyons was also arrested. All four were
temporarily committed for examination.
The EMPLOYMENT AGENCY SwINDLE.-Several
fresh complaints were yesterday entered against
Kallmeyer and Cohen. the men who carried on bust
ness as employment agents at No. 1Ss Grand street.
Justice Mansfield, the presiding magistrate at Essex
Market Police Court, to whom the case was referred
by the Mayors Marshal instructed Mr.. Webster, the
clerk who, by the by, was minus any assistance, to
take full afdavits In each case. The particulars OF the
charges made against these men on Friday were
published in Yesterdays HERALD. The names of
the fresh compIalnants are Adam Hoffman, No. p
West rwenty-fith street, Henry Heating, No. 81
Market street; Adolph Drunsheldt, No. Even
street, Williamsburg; James Murphy. No. go Pike
street, and Herman Hundt, NO. 645 Second avenue.
ALLEGED ARsON.-Ofrcer Meschutt, OF the Fiji
teenth precinct, yesterday at Jefferson Market
raigned Michael Peter and Rosa Peter, occupants of
house No. 1876 Greene street. the charge Of
1t appears from the statements Of the officer that
about five O'Clock on Friday evening he discovered
smoke issuing from the premises OF the accused who
the second story he discovered that all the dodgers
were out and the accused alone In possession. AT
that time fire was burning IN the rear room OF the
second floor middle room on the same floor, which
had been securely locked. and IN an attic room. 1t
| was promptly eXtinguished with the assistance OF
| Sergeant Lowery detective Ledgate and a detail of
| men from the Fifteenth precinct. Meschuu found
| Germana Insurance Company and other valuable
papers had been previously removed The policy is
for $780, and said to be largely IN excess OF Peters
ipterest in the premises The prisoners by request
OF the officer, were remandeo to the station house to
enable the Fire Marshal 10 investigate the circum-
stances.
| Richard King and Holly Lyons. OF the Tenth pre-
| cinct, yesterday brought into Essex Market Police
| Court, two men, who gave their names as Joseph
Brown and James Smith, and who were charged
| with burglary. The complainant was Ezekiel X.
| Finch one OF the managers or the dry goods store
| OF william X. Peyton, Nos. 212 and PA Bowery,
and lie deposed that the night OF the LIST OF the
| present month the store was entered by burglars.
| who made their ingress by taking out pane OF
glass IN one OF windows and removed feloniously
black silk and SATIN trimmings Of the value OF s4l5
0flcer King from information received arrested the
prisoner Smith, and found In his possession a por.
ton OF the silk stolen. When questioned he Smith
stated that he had received the goods from the pris
Oner Brown. Brown was subsequently arrested
and acknowledged to the of1icer that he had conf
mitted the burglary. Both men were locked up by
Justice Mansfield for examination. Davis Abrabams
of No. 30 Elizabeth street. was accused OF receiving
the greater portion OF the stolen property, paying
Tor II the sum Of s45. From the fact that the price
was Ear below the value OF the property, ADrahams
was accused OF receiving the goods knowing Them
| to be stolen. Abrahams held by Justice Mans.
| fed N 81, 900 bail 70 answer Inc cIarge.