The New York herald., 1875-11-22
RECORD OF CRIME.

few days ago Mrs jones' residence, No. so Dean
street Brooklyn, was robbed OF $3.50 worth Of silk
dresses and other articles OF wearing apparel The
lady named caused the arrest Of Della Harman and
Mary Beaucamp two domestics in her employ, sus-
picion OF having committed the larceny. Yesterday a
parcel containing the property was left on the
doorstep. The girls are in jail
George BALI of No. 65 Oliver street, New York was
arrested on Saturday on charge OF breaking into tho
tailor shop OF +. Gronne, No l59 Lawrence street.
Brooklyn, and stealing $3.50 worth OF clothing Sixty
dollars worth OF clothes were found in his possession
The baker shop of Henry Gurst, No. % Atlantic
street. Brooklyn, entered Saturday night and
the TIL robbed,
About six O'Clock on last Saturday evening thief
entered the house Of Mr. P. c. Hoagland, No. ls6
quincy street, Brooklyn, while the family were at sup
per in the basement The burglar climbed up the posts
Of piazza and entered by the second story window
He selected money and jewery amounting in value 10
S405 About that time short stout man, dressed in
gray coat black pants and gray slouched hat
running away from the direction Of Mr. Hoagland's
house. He IS supposed TO have been the thief
The residence OF Mr. Palmer, No. lilo Clinton avenue,
Brooklyn, was entered on Saturday afternoon by a
thief who made his way the second story by scaling
n grape arbor in the of the house. A Of Jew
elry valued at $50 was stolen.
Between three and four O'Clock yesterday morning a
FIRE occurred in the grocery store Of Patrick McGnnis
at the OF Nevins and President streets Brook
lyn. The loss on stock and fixtures was $500. The
damage TO the building which is owned by Charity
Commissioner Thomas Foran, is about 5000 Mr..
McGinnis was under the impression that he had an
insurance OF $1,000 on his property in the Lancashire
Insurance Company, but inspection of his papers
revealed the fact that he in error the agent having
made the policy out for the house instead OF stock and
furniture The origin OF the lire not ascertai ned
stephen O. Jackson, fortynine years OF age residing
corner Of Wloughby street and Grand avenue, Brook
Ign, was found at an early hour yesterday morning
lying in the gutter on Franklin avenue, having q Sc
we're cut the back Of the head and another on
the top Of the head. The wounds were administered
with some sharp instrument, but jackson unable
10 say in what way he came by them.
Joseph Mahew, twcnty.ionr years old colored was
arrested on Saturday night for attempting 70 shoot
Margaret Anderson and her husband Frank at the
corner Of Cook and Even streets, Brooklyn. The two
latter named people were also arrested Tor acting a
disorderly manner on the public street.
Mr. John Whtock Of No 694 Bedford avenue,
Brooklyn, boss builder, was assaulted Saturday
night by John keenan,, Of No 229 ST. Marks avenue, :
journey plastereT. The accused, who had been
the employ of the plaintiff complained that he had
been unable TO get his wages.
The police OF Jersey City have obtained additional
evidence against the alleged cmigrant swndlers,
Iooms Lewis and Ford, which shows that during the
past year large number Of passengers victim
ICED by them the railroad trains running from Jersey
City and Hoboken. The Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany have engaged counsel to watch the proceedings al
the trial IN New York Ohisen, the latest victim,
During an alteration between Frank Spencer,
coored and Daniel Garity, white, al their residence,
No "A Baxter street Yesterday morning the former
was severely cut IN the left check with razor lie
sent by the police 10 the Chambers Street Hospital
Tho schooner Fred. Merwin, OF Cold Spring Captain
G. !. Bunce was robbed early on Thursday morning
while lying At anchor OF College Point, T. /. The
thieves entered the cabin where tho Captain, steward
and mate were sleeping, entered the Captains room
aud carried OIL $40 worth ofc0thng and other articles.
The Lehigh Coal Company have have been robbed Of
coal AZ their docks IN Bergen Point during the past
year IN small quantities aggregatng loo tons Two
men, named Robert Chambers and John Connors, who
were caught IN the act, were arrested Yesterday aud
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