The New York herald., 1875-12-05
RECORD OF CRIME.

The apartments occupied by Annie Young at No
1923 Third avenue, entered by thieves yesterday
and $1o4 worth Of jewelry was stolen.
large tub of butter was stolen from the grocery
wagon Of Michael Malouey of No. Ninth avenue while
It was being driven up Hudson street yesterday 1t
was marked "E P. Johnson" and worth $29
The premises Of Gerard h Jaqulth, No 13e william
street. entered yesterday by thieves who stole 40
chamois skins valued at $40
Charles Breen of No 1853 Prospect avenue, Brooklyn
was assaulted yesterday the of james street
and New Bowery by some unknown men, who knocked
him down and robbed him of silver watch worth $25
Clothing and tewelry worth $2S was etoen from the
apartments OF Bridget Gaynor No $40 West Forty first
street, by means of skeleton keys
Morris Powers liquor dealer at No $50 Broadway,
was victmzed by a till-tapper to the extent OF So
The result OF the post-mort examination Of the
body OF the infant Of Mary Sullivan, who s in prison
at Jersey City for alleged nfanticde shows that the
child born alive and died OF asphyxia The inquest
will be commenced next Thursday.
Tho stable Of Michael Kinzenman. at Nc. 213 Second
avenue, was robbed of harness worth $25.
An overcoat valued at $25, belonging TO Or. J. J.
Leavitt stolen from Masonic Temple at the
of Twenty third street and Sixth avenue.
Matthias Christie the bookkeeper Of the First Ma
tinonal Bank Of Paterson n j., who pleaded guilty TO
embezzing about 81 900 from that institution,
yesterday sentenced by Judge Barkalow In the Pater
son court, to two years at hard labor in the State
Prison Archibald McAusland Chrstic's companion In
the embezzement did not plead guilty His trial will
take place at the forthcoming term Of the Court
Francis Brown OF the ship Silesia, lying at the Erie
Basin, South Brooklyn assaulted by two on
Sedgwick street, Brooklyn, Thursday night, and
robbed Michael Laly, thrty-one years, and Patrick
Martin, aged eighteen years, arrested by Officer
Cunningham OF the Third precinct for the offence,
and wero identified BY Mr.. Brown as his assailants,
They were committed by Justice Delmar TO answer.
Both men reside in Brooklyn
Two Bayonne rowdies, named James Fltzimmons
and Matthew Ryan, brought before the Recorder
OF that city yesterday for attempt to kill saloon
keeper named Henry lden They had attempted to
create disturbance in the saloon and Iden threw
OF them the street Both thon fell him. dragged
him out and after throwing him the ground held
him while the otker pounded his head With a club
But for the arrival OF 0fcer Russell they would hayo
killed him. Iden's head Is feartully battered. Tho
Recorder committed the prisoners for trial
Charles II fischer, the alleged confidence man who
Is charged BY several merchants with swindlng them
OF sums of money which had been intrusted 10 him
for collection brought up in the Court OF Sessions
at Jersey City yesterday answer the charge ofPhp
Ditmar Several parties testified that they had paid
fischer agent for Dtmar, sums ranging from So 20
$40 yet Judge Hoffman deemed the testimony insult
cient and discharged the prisoner. Ho will, however,
be rearrested on several similar charges.
In relation to tho theft Of tickets from the Central
Railroad oco at Jersey City IL now turns out that tho