The New York herald., 1869-05-30
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MAY 80 lses-TRlPLE SHEET

lette arose opened hia room door called boy and
Ssdereo S 'v, ccpy S o. tne H.sALD He returned 70
act Of falling aseen while awaiting the return Of the
Boy when Rely Rely was seen TO rush from his room
ofhcer Day6c Of the Fifteenth precinct from de-
scIlptio1 given, was satisfied that Reilly was the
guhtJ party, and followed him to Philadelphia where
he Secured the thief and the watch.
PURCHASING STOLEN GoODs-Mr stephen d.
Tucker, partner In the firm Of Hoe n Co., the press
manufacturers in Sheri street, appeared yesterday
afternoon before Justice Shandley, at Essex Market
Police Court, and charged an old man named John
er stated that the Goth OF the present month boy
IN the employ of Hoe a Co. stole two brass patterns
acknowledged the theft and statedthat he had sold
Them at Inc 5nnk shop OF the prisoner No. 10 Jack
son street. When the store was visited Delehanty
denied ever having bought the property, but upon
search being made the patterns were found on the
premises The prisoner in his defence said he had
never seen the property, but supposed 1T had been
bought by his wife. He was held to answer in $500
bail.
FUGITIVE ARREsTED.--On the night Of the 30th
Of April last the premises Of Mrs. Sarah E. Chap
man, at go East Eleventh street. were burglarlously
entered by Two men. While the men were carrying
on their burgariOus calling they were interrupted
by private watchman Sheppard and officer lyman
OF lne seventeenth precinct, and finding themselves
the fugtives, named Edward Ferris. was caught ut
the tiine and has since been tried and convicted OF
the alleged offence. The other man, whose name ls
I'LL yesterday afternoon, when ofiicer lyman fell in
with him and arrested him. He was at once taken
before Justice Shandey, at Essex Market Police
Court, when Mrs. Chapman charged him with
burglary and attempt at larceny. Gray protested
that he was innocent but both the oflcer and pri-
yate watchman were very positive in their ldentif-
cation oil him as the man who escaped frUm them
on the night OF April 80. The Justice neld the
prisoner for examination.
DARING BURGLAR.-Mrs. Ann Libbert, of No. 437
Sixth street, appeared before Justice shandley yes
terday at Essex Market Police Court and cllalQcd
young man named Henry O'Brien with burglary and
attempt at larceny. Mrs. Lbbert stated that ON Fri
DAY afternoon she lay down upon the bed in her bed
room and was awakened from sleep by the noise
made by the opening OF the door. Looking
towards 1t she saw the head or strange
man peering IN upon her. She at once got
up and went into her sitting room and
there found two strange men overlooking her
bureau drawers. She shouted "thieves ~ and one
OF the men at once seized her by the throat ana
knocked her head several times against the door,
While Mrs. Libbert was suffering from this violence
D0th men ran ont OF the house, but she threw up the
window and again shouted swatch - AS the men
ran along The street officer Cook, OF the Seventeenth
precinct came In their way and arrested the man
O'Brlen who had assaulted Mrs. I.bbert. the other
men getting away. O'Brien was committed to
answer the charge Of burglary.