The New York herald., 1875-01-03

was from home, Michael Fletcher, the pleasing
young man just spoken OF, wenf intO her room and
and gems, in possession OF which he rode down
far as Beecker street, accompanied by one Charles
and Golden captured both OF the thieves as they
were saunte ing along Bleecker street. Strange
to say they also recovered the Jewels. The con.
lecture for their not having been pawned Is that
Fletcher also stole s25 In money, all OF which ne
had no. yet spent. Fletcher and Reynolds were
held ior trlal each In de ault OF 81, COO ball
CUNNING THEFT.
New Years. Day Mr. W. T. Noe, OF Brooklyn
hired coach and came to New York. He brought
a handsome blanket lap robe with him. and when
the driver stopped at the Olympic Theatre he got
out and lett the robe In the coach. When the
play was over and Mr. Noe returned to the coach
Hyland pleaded ignorance OF its whereabouts
but Mr.. Noe did not believe him, consequently
had him arrested; u appears from the afidaylts
in an adjoining saloon. to be called Tor. Ihe
driver Was held IN default OF 1000 to answer.
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT
Before Judge Kasmre.
Contrary to the usual experience yesterday.
though the dav after New Years, was particularly
dull at the Jefferson Market Court. Some ninety.
five prisoners were arraigned but most OF them
were what Is known as vagrants. Few others
were brought forward. Mr.. John Harrington,
however, Ol New BEDFORD, Mass was arrested in
OlAtH dVeuUc, yesterday uloTuluR Dy Om rer OCOn-
nor. OF the rweU'ietn precinct. lie had in mis-
possession. when brought int0 court yesterday,
$706 90, and ne was not sober enough to take care
II. Judge Kasmlre directed Sergeant Tins to take
Mr.. Harrington to a savings bauk where he could
deposit the money. The sergeant took Mr.. har-
rlngt0n TO the bank, the money was deposited
and Mr.. Harrington received a book with q certlf
cation thereof. and he was then locked up.
A SUDDEN ATTACK.
Mr.. A. J. Aughillree, OF No. 100 varick street,
was walking through Varick street about eleven
O'Clock on Thursday night, when he was attacked
by two men. named William Darcy and John
Bouge Bouge pushed Mr.. Arghiltree toward the
curDstone. and Darcy struck him over the mead
with loaded cluo Darcy and BOuge were ar
ralgned before Judge kasmire yesterday and held
In 81, 900 oall eacn to answer.
AN UNPRoFITABLE NEW YEARS CALL.
Louisa Alicante of 1l5 Greene street, charged
Ross Leland and Thomas kearney with steaing
some $36 worth OF wearing apparel and $50 in
money on the lst OF January. They were both
committed IN $3.50 bail each to answer.
FIFTY-SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Flammer.
The number OF New Year 'calers" brought up at
this Court yesterday morning with damaged coun
tenances and dlsordered clothing prove that the
''goOd old costOm" was no less abused this year in
that AeighborhoOd than the proceeding ones. 1t
was nearly noon before the last case had been
disposed OF and IN almost every Instance . fine
was imposed.
ASSAULTING AN OFFICER.
The most serious offender was Hugh Campbell
who had so desperately attempted to take the life
OF officer ClausOn ol the Eighteenth precinct by
firing two shots at him IRON a revolver. The Of
ncer's escape was a very narrow one, as the pistol
was within lew ieet only OF MS head when fired.
The Court ielt that Campoe was not sale person
to go at large, so lie was committed without bail
TOR trial at the General sessions.
CRUELTY TO MAN.
Onlcer Upton, OF MIR. Bergh's squad. was ar
rested on a charge Of lighting IN the street with
Thomas Powers and John Murphy He was not
drawn into the difficulty in defence of some poor
unofrending victim OF the brute creation. He him
sell, he claims, the chosen sufferer this .ime
and 'mans inhumanity to man" was again eXem-
piled IN the treatment to winch he had been SUBJ
jected by his fellow prisoners They claimed, how
ever TO be as innocent Us he, and the Court being
unable to decide between the parties, discharged
them all with reprimand.