The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-17
POLICE NTELLIGENuF.

IL DlsGUIsE.-Mary Kelly yesterday disguised
herself in male attire and started out for prone
ade While passing through the classic region OF
PARK street en- route 10 the Bowery Mary was over
hauled by an orncei Wei khown 10 her and con-
ducted 10 e station house and thence before Alder
man y brien who sent her below on charge OF dis
orderly conduct.
ALLEGED ASSAULT on A PoLIcEMAN-A man
named John Roe was held TO bail in the sum of ssoo
Yesterday by Justice Dodge, at the Jefferson Marker
Police Court, to answer complaint preferred by
officer Ogden, OF the Ninth precinct, charging MIN
with assault and battery. The onicer stated that
the prisoner struck him heavily on the head with a
wnIp while he was in the discharge OF his duty.
YOUTHFUL FoRGER.-A boy about twelve years
Of age, named William Robertson, was yesterday ar
ragned before Justice Mansfield, at the Essex Mar
ket Police Court, on charge OF petit larceny. The
complainant George fenkenman, Of No. 400 Sixth
avenue, testified that the boy had obtained about
fy-six dollars worth Of brushes rom him by mea
OF orders forged with the signature OF Han Ire
herns, painters. No 10 East Nineteenth street The
boy acknowledged his guilt and was held for exami-
nation at the Court Of Sessions.
CAPTURE OF ALLEGED Observation-Disclosures Nc.
Keever and kerDs, Of the Fourteenth precinct, yes
terday arrested William Jackson and Charles wilson,
/ both young men, ON the charge Of being burglars,
they having Ia their possession two silver watches,
an eye glass ana quantity Of clothing worth nfty
| dollars The property had been stolen from tie
apartments OF Frederick wager 219 avenue A, which
were burgarousy entered on the night of the 15tn
Instant. Alderman OiBrien, before whom the pris-
oners were arraigned, committed them to the Tombs
for trial.
ARREST or AN ALLEGED FoRGER.--A genteel APP
pearing Individual giving his name as Edward
Quimby, alias Sweet yesterday appeared at the Cen
tral National Bank, corner Of Broadway and Pearl
street aud presented 10 the paying teller Mr. Charles
+. BoPart q check for $500 purportlng 10 have
been drawn hy Mr.. ]. A. Lane, at No. 81 Leonard
street. rue suspicious OF Mr. Bogart having become
aroused he caused the detention or QuimDy and at
the same time sent for Mr. Lane. fie soon ap-
peared, and after inspecting the check pronounced
his name attached thereto To be a forgery. The ac-
cused was then arraigned before Alderman o. Brien
NJ tue 1oinbs, ana renamed nj to-day when the
matter VIII DC investigated before Judge HOGAN
Mr. Lane beng on the point Of leaving the city at the
time vi the arrest could not then go 10 court TO lodge
a complaint against Quinby
THE fORGBR HAMMERS LEY-Tn addition Co the
charges already entered against Hammersley. The
forger Mr.. David Miller, salesman In the employ
OF Brewster Co., No. 81 filth avenue appeared
before Justice Dodge, at the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday, ana complained that on the I'd Of
May last the accused Hammersley, came TO hin az
the store Of his employer and represented himself as
John b. Cornell, OF the firm OF ]. b. Cornell A Co
iIon wouldefa and desired TO purchase wagon.