The New York herald., 1870-01-04
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

On Friday last John Lappin, young man, entered
the store OF Edward Duffy, at No. ISL Third avenue,
ana tapped the Sill OF two dollars IN money. which he
was observed to place IN his mouth and swallow lie
was yesterday arralgned at Jefferson Market aud
committed TO answer tie charge.
Justice Coulter one OF the new justices In thS
upper district took his seat at the Yorkyille Police
Court yesterday morning Mr.. Murray. who was
clerk to ex Justice Kelly, assisted the Judge In the
transaction OF the business OF the court some runOr
existed during the day that Mr.. Henry aurray, the
defeated candidate, would cause some trouDe. bat
nothing Of the sort occurred.
Oliver F. Papy, who was committed by Justice
Dodge on Thursday last at Jefferson Market. to
await the result Of injuries inflicted upon Benja-
min A. Besson, at the corner Of Twanty-asth
street ana Sixth avenue. was yesterday admitted to
cert tsceea rom y she sednw
stating that the injured man was In no immediate
danger HIS Iatnei, Casper papy. ci NO. s2 West
S!xteenth street, became his oondsman.
Justice John Scott the newly elected police JOS
tice for the Tenth and Seventeenth wards yesterday
took his seat at Essex Market Police Court for the
FIRST time. One Of the clerks appointed by Justice
men" were assisted by Messrs. NJ. j. Shaudley and
James steers. Work In the court very light.
and Justice scott showed on unnsual aptitude Tor
the gentleman VINO has acted as interpreter III The
court for six years was present and CARRIED on hts
business as usual. No one can attend 70 them
better
Detectives Evans and Mulligan. Of the Twenty.
ninth precinct. yesterday morning arragned before
Justice Ledwith, at JEFFERSON Market two old offend
era named Charles Courtney and William Wright
alias William II. sumner, nOtorous confidence
operator upon complaipt< OF Mrs. Sarah q.
Meyers OF No. 219 West Fifteenth street.
who charges that while IN Broadway, ba
tween yhnteenth ana Fourteenth streets. on
friday afternoon, one Of them josied against her,
and, Immediately placing ner hand on ner pocket
discovered her wallet CONTAINING 9Dout diteen dol
lara in bills missing. She immediately raised the
alarm, when the assaiianrs stated on Q run down
captured them in Delmonlco'a. They denied the
charge yesterday morning, alleging they had uescr
seou the complainant before, but were committed
without bail 70 answer.
Theodore Saunders. German eighteen years of
age, in the employ od Edward Davies. No. rs Nassau
street. was held to answer yesterday by Judge Dow
OF watch hands, Of the value OF forty-slx dollars.
from his employers. He admitted the theft
Michael 0,Eelll. and another man not In custody,
rned the pockets OF Michael McEyoy, as he
was going home, about nine O'Clock, little
she worse for drink. in washington street, rect
WAS held TO answer by Judge Bowling, at the
Tombs. Edward Dillon, residing at No. IL James
street, was Been by oflcer Francis Pitt OF the
Fourth precinct, brandisning about sword aud
thar came In his way. Pitt brought him bcfOre
Judge Dowlng, at the Tombs who committed MIN
TO answer. Garrett Burgess took from the express
wagon OF John We5sal yesterday, tub OF butter OF
William J. Brannigan OF No. 81 William street
Burgess was held to answer