The New York herald., 1870-01-15

man named Henry Strauss pedler, OF Eldrldge
street, walked mp to the store door Of Robert Curry
IS Leonard street, yesterday afternoon and with a
book in his hand, as though no were employed by the
seventy-nve dollars worth OF suspenders, and
walked away with It.. lie was Immediately appre-
hended and committed by Justice Cox to answer
Detective Dolao, OF tho Sixth precinct appre-
hended two men, giving the names OF George Bees
ley and William Schllssenger, having IN their posses
sion quantity OF damp linen, supposed TO be stolen
while suspended for driving The linen 10 principally
ladies' underclotning ana bed linen Any persons
having recently ios5 this description or property
may probably hear something apout IL BY giving in.
formation at the Tobs or al the sixth precinct sta
ton house. The men were brought before Justice
Cox and were temporarily committed to answer
Detective Blackwood. or tho Ninth precinct,
yesterday morning arraigned two brothers named
William G. and George Mason, residing at 70S Green
wich street. before Justice Shandley. at Jefferson
Market, upon complaint OF Joseph Spcnysten, OF
130 Charles street, charged with burgarlously en-
day afternoon, by means OF unlocking the door with
O skeleton key, and stealing money and clothing
valued az $1,000. They we're remanded to the
station house until this morning.
A respectfully dressed man. named Charles
Vogner, was brought up In custody OF officer
Cooke, OF the Broadway squad, charged, on the
complaint OF Charles Gle, German, who could not
SPEAK WOrd o. E0gllsn OK lOl seventh street, with
stealing satchel, containing property OF the value
OF fifty dollars, from Chambers street ferry, about
half past four O'Clock on Thursday morning. lie
was brought before Justice cox yesterday, at the
TOmbs aud held TO answer.
At the Topps pelIce Court yesterday two young
wom6h, naiaed Rate Clancy and Sarah Simpson,
were brought up before Judge Cox by detective
McKeever on a charge OF picking the pocket of the
slster-ln law or Justice Shandley, at Iaylor's dry
goods store in Broadway, on Wednesday last, and
stealing u ring and other property OF the valuo or
about $780, The lady, though morally certain that
these were the women VINO nau ropOed ner, lad CON
scientious scrupes about swearing IT, and therefore
the prisoners were discharged, with caution.
A Stylish good looking man, named Bearman,
better known as Johnny Bearman" and In con-
nexion with "Colone Billy Mulligan,n who raised
q rcgimcnt OF men during the war, and whose head
quarters were at Houston street, was arrested on
Thursday night at tue ball at the Academy OF Music
for deffnudlng Mr. Alexander Stetson, OF tue Astor
House, OF asum OF money. Bearman worked win
deputy sherl5 bercavcd famiy. 'rhc latter has
been committed TO the General Sessions. Eearman
was brought before Mr.. Justice Cox on the above
charge. and the examination Is fixed for TINS morn.
ing az ten O'Clock.
A man named Edwin II. Smith, bartender by
occupation, was yesterday arragncd before Justice
Bixby, at the Yorkvllle Police Court, charged with
committing an aggravated assault upon an elderly
man named Patrick Malloy residing in East Forty
ninth street, IL appears that Smith raised dis
turDance with Maloy In liquor saloon upon second
avenue. aud that ho (Smith) followed hlm out and
beat jumped upon and otherwise injured Malloy,
making compound fracture OF the unfortunate
mans leg. Nall0y was unable to appear Ia court,
RW detAGttD HAmln Of tho Nineteenth precinct