The New York herald., 1872-08-23
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT

The Watch Returns-Cruelty to Ami.
mals-Losc His MOney-Raid ON an
Alleged Disordcrly House-Burglaries
I'm Twenty-sixth and Twcnty-ninth
Streets.
There were sixty prisoners disposed Of by Justice
Ledwith, at the above Court, yesterday morning,
forty-one of whom were males and nineteen fe.
males. Twenty-Five were charged with intoxica.
ton, eight with disorderly conduct, eight with
drunkenness and disorderly conduct four with as.
sault and battery, four with burglary, three with
vagrancy, two with insanity, two with fighting in
the street, two with being suspicious characters
one With cruelty to animals and one with petit lar
ceny Thirty-one of these were held and twenty
nine discharged. Sergeant William I. McComb, for
some time In command Of the Court, was trans.
ferred wednesday to the Thirty seventh street sta
tion house by the Police Commissioners Sergeant
Williams, OF the Essex Market squad will this morn.
ing take command In McComb's place.
CRUELTY TO ANNALS.
One of Mr.. Bergh's Oricers complained that he
detected Michael Burke driving a horse to an ssh
was committed In default OF $500 to appear for
trial at the Special Sessions
LOST HIS MONEY.
John N. Hoffman, an unsophisticated German, ar
rived in this city Wednesday afternoon from New
Haven Some time during the evening he met
girl Of the town named Emma Davis, and was In.
duced to accompany her to room in Amity
street. While in the house Holman charges the
female took $40 in money from his wallet and re-
fused to return it. She was arrested by Detective
Henderson, of the Fifteenth precinct, and yester
day morning fully committed for trial. Hoffman
having no permanent location in this city, he was
committed to the House OF Detention to ensure his
attendance 10 appear and prosecute the female.
BURGLARY IN TwENTY-NiNTH STREET.
1N<Nt1t nsn
O'Haloran was proceeding down Twenty-ninth
street, he saw two young men having till under
from him. He gave chase and pursued them as far
the river, when the two jumped overheard, after
dropping the till on the dock. The oficer pulled
his revolver and threatened to shoot in case they
did not surrender themselves. One OF them, named
William Maher, aged seventeen, OF 539 West Thr-
teth street, seized hold Of the dock and held out
his hand to the officer, who safely landed him on
terra Trina. The other swan down the river and
made his escape. II was subsequently ascertaned
Adam Freese, at $40 West twenty ninth street, by
crawling through the fanght over the front door,
rency. Maher was arragned at court yesterday
morning, and, upon complaint OF Mr.. Freese, com
mitted to answer o charge OF burglary.
BURGLARY IN TWENTIETH STREET.
entrance to the house 42s West twentieth street,
the occupants Of which are in the country. After
ransacking the house and packing up what articles
they could conveniently get away with they made
roofs Of the adjoining houses to that Of Mr.. l. M.
Luther No. 832 whose family are also in the coun.
Try There they forced open the scuttle and pack
ing up three satin dresses, two silk dresses and
music box in sheet, carried them to the house
they had first entered and deposited them in the
basement door and went away. Some
or the neighbors, surmsing a burglary
sixteenth precinct station house and made known
their suspicious Detective Perkins, upon visiting
the house. found matters as described above. The
property was removed to the station house to
await further developments. Wednesday alter
noon three young men, who were recognized as
the parties seen going In ana coming out Of the
the neghborhood. Detective Perkins and Oficer
Connor arrested them and escorted them to the
station house, where they gave their names and
residences as follows flames Reilly twenty.eight
years Of age. no home; John Kelly, twcnty-one, Of
S7la Division street, and Patrick Franley, twenty
SIX OF II Canal street. Upon being presented at
Court yesterday morning they were held for ex-
animation.
RAID ON AN ALLEGED DIsoRpgRLY HOUSE.
sergeant McC0mb. OF the Court squad accom-
panied by detachment or officers, yesterday morn.
nue. kept by victorine N vermercn, and arrested
the latter and two female inmates. The complaint
ers Was sa & y Mrs T. A. Hail. who resides two
was disordery house, to tho great disturbance OF
Ge uSf @ ae o. the
and prays that all disordcrly and improper persons
found upon the premises be dealt with as the law
the copan was aae purely ont
ousy, as she keeps French restaurant and the
complainant keeps rival establishment. The pris-
oners were allowed to 20 on their own parole for
examination.
ARREST OF A HORSE THIEF.
Patrick Martin was arrested yesterday afternoon
by Detective 0'Ne, ofthe Ninth precinct, on com.
plaint OF Frederick Kupplcman, OF l37th street.
between Eighth and Ninth avenues, charged with
steailS horse from his stable, Wednesday night
valueI at $30J, which he sold to George Sherwood
OF 303 WcsS Eleventh street, for 500. The prisoner
admitted the charge, but claimed that he was
drunk OF the time a,d did not know what nc was
doing. lie was fully cornm!ttcd for trial.