The New York herald., 1875-12-04
THE RECORD OF CRIME.

Some unknown thief yesterday stole from the cigar
mandatory of John Trcadwel at No. Pine street,
1000 cigars OF the "Adelanto Reg la Rcnon brand,
valued at $780, while the clerk engaged in the
oil the store.
The showcase in front OF the store OF Z. l. A.
Gumbc at No $50 Sixth avenue was forced open yes
tcrday and robbed OF s55 worth Of velvet hats
A boy ramod James Short, who was boarding at the
house Of Lizzie Mansfield at No 293 Mott street, dis
appeared very suddenly taking with him s1s4 worth
Of wearing apparel belonging TO Lizzie
Five bags of coffee, valued at $65 stolen yes
teray the sidewalk in front OF the grocery
OF Richard Armstrong, at No 52 avenue A.
showcase standing in front of the store of lngersol
4 Glenny at No. $50 Broadway, broken open and
goods valued at $50 stolen.
The residence OF John Hinord at No 6ls East
Eighty seventh street. was entered by burglars and
jewelry and money amounting TO SO carried or
Underclotbing to the value Of SO was stolen by
thieves from the showcase in front OF the store Of
Henry Hart at No. 2o4 Church street.
Some person stole from the street in front OF the store
ofJ j. Hawthorn, at No 29Gpuane street tub OF but
ter valued at $50, with which he made his escape.
A piece OF blue velvet, valued at $40, was stolen
from the sidewalk in front Of the store OF Abraham
Piser, at No 2 225 Third Avenue.
Michael Deahanty, the rowdy who made himself 80
conspicuous in the attempt to browbeat the Flushing
H. III Excise Board at their meeting on the 22d ult
has been arrested warrant charging him with
deavoring TO ipcite riot He was taken before JUS
ticc Lever when he wal we'd examination and was held
Burglars entered the premises OF j. II. Wyckon, at
No II West Thirty fifth street. by forcing open the
front parlor window, and stole $3.50 in greenbacks,
which they found In closet. They had collected to-
gether quantity Of clothing, with which they evil
dently intended 10 decamp but, satisfied with their IN
expected success In finding ready cash, they changed
their minds and left the clothes in heap the floor
A notorious sneak thief named George Reinaut who
was found in possession OF valiHe containing $l0O
worth Of goods for which he could not satisfactorily
account brought up in the Court OF Quarter Ses
sons At Jersey CITY yesterday and sentenced to three
months In the Pcnentisry
John GRIMM n boardcr who insnuated himself into
the confidence Of Philip Nesbiba Railroad avenue,
jersey Cty stole cigars, money and clothing for which
no fell into the clutches of jersey law. He was sem
/ tonccd yesterday TO eighteen months in the State
Prison.
Ned Flanncry, the leader OF the gang Of FOUNDERS
which for years decd the law In Jersey City, has
enlisted In tho United States Navy and left for regions
beyond reach OF the police TO escape punishment
under an indictment for arocious assault Mr. A.
| Dtmar.
| The sneak thief who gave his James Price
and who stole shoes from the Of Henry Haas No.
l2l Washington street. Hoboken, was called to account
for HIS hevng practices yesterday IN the Court OF Quar-
Sessions At Jersey City and sentenced to six months
| In the PenitentaTy.
| While tho family OF william Kceney, OF Pacific ave
nue. Jersey City at supper last evening sneak
thief entered the house and OF with coat which
| was hanging in the hall He pursued and in the
flight be dropped bundle which contained lady'i
| cloak
| arrested yesterday for attempting to pick a adyi
pocket and steal her vase Jersey City ferryboat
Ho locked up in tho Pirst precinct station in Jer
| say