The New York herald., 1875-12-14
RECORD OF CRIME.

George videto residing at No l34 Stanton street
ported Captain Caray, Of the Fifth precinct that
case Of silk, taken from the store Of A De Grane,
No 48e Broome street. valued $3.50 was stolen from
his truck en- pier No 80 North River The
was marked "a De Giraffe, Boston, hass.n
Burglars entered the premises No A. Lafayette place
BY forcing open q window and stole jewelry
clothing and other property, valued at 5000
The residence OF Henry wilkins No. 401 Seventh
avenue entered by sneak thief who stole a silver
watch and some articles Of jewelry valued at 500
An unknown man engaged a room at No 672 Sew
enth avenue, and then departed, carrying with him
$3.50 worth Of other peoples clothing
The cigar store OF Louis Leyey, at No 2,228 Second
avenue entered BY sneak thieves, who stole $50
worth Of cigars.
The rooms occupied by Mrs AcEcary, on the third
floor Of No ll6 East Fifteenth entered by
thieves, who stole s22 worth Of clothing
Some unknown thief stole buffalo robe belonging
TO Henry Stevens and valued at $50 from the Central
Baptist church. 10 FortyseCon street, near Seventh
avenue.
Lead pipe worth So was stolen BY thieves from the
unoccuped house at the northwest corner Of Ninety.
second street and Fourth avenue
Thieves forced open the window Of the store Of
Augustus Ghuo at No l26 South Filth avenue, aud
carried Of $50 worth OF property.
Some unknown person stole from the carriage OF
Lewis G. Gillespie Of No. 81 Fletcher street. while u
standing front Of Fourteenth street theatre,
clothing valued at $50
An overcoat valued at $50 stolen by sneak
thieves from the store Of George Fitzgerald at No 1913
West street
Tho occupied by Patrick Moran and Thomas
Heaey at No 226 East Eighteenth street entered
by burglars and clothing the value Of s1S5 stolen
"A notorious rowdy OF Union Hill, ". j., named An
drew Roney was indicted IN May 1874 for an atrocons
assault upon julius Etzold Roney made his escape
and remained Al large till yesterday, when he
rendered to Constable Donohue, who brought HIM be-
fore Court OF Sessions He remanded for trial
Edward Farley, whose gambling den for young
thieves Pavonis avenue, Jersey City 'pulledn
by the police Sunday night, was taken yesterday
before Justice Reese, who committed him for trial
Only four Of the juvenile gang Of gamblers cap
tured-namely John Corcoran, aged fourteen, Mathew
Broe aged fifteen John Reilly aged nfteen ana John
O'Neill, aged seventeen These we're discharged with
john Curtis the keeper or disreputable house in
North liam street crossed 70 Jersey City on
Sunday night and being unacquainted with the topog
raphy Of the police stations commenced Eight almost
Ia front of the Second precinct station Two officers
pounccd on him and he was consigned 70 cell 10
await the dispensation Of Jersey law.
John Muller, who tired TO play the tramp among the
saloon keepers in Hoboken admitted his failure before
the Court Of Sessions yesterday and was sent 70 the
Pententiary for three months
woman named Catharine Burke, residing at No.
los Brunswick street. Jersey City, is addicted 10
hquor that she viii steal 70 procure it She broke into
neghbor's apartments and stole asmai sum Of money
from bureau. she sentenced yesterday 10 three
months in the penitentiary.
v The dry goods store Of william Ross No 81 wytho
avenue, Brooklyn, robbed or quantity Of cloth
yesterday and two young men, James Moran and Mi
chae Conne were arrested and held TO answer Tor the
I thefL
! william Murphy caused the arrest OF Patrolman
Jacques, Of the Tenth precinct Brooklyn upon a war.
rant issued by Justice Walsh answer for beating
him with a club in brutal manner On the head. The
examination adjourned
Al an early hour on Sunday morning a stabbing az.
fray occurred on Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, IN which
man was severely wounded The assaiant escaped and
Is s at large The police decline V give the name o
either party.
A burglar broke into No 81 High street. Brooklyn
the dwelling house Of Mr. William Brown, last sun
day night and stole quantity Of sIlverwMe Entranc'
was effected by prying open the door with jimmy
on Sunday night Patrick D0oley, or Brooklyn, awokt
from his slumber AZ his boarding house and saw tw'
rogues examining his clothes He quietly drew re
volyer from beneath his pillow and bred shot At tn
fellows They unharmed ana ran away, making
good their escape They stole S24 worth Of property.
A bold attempt was made Sunday night about tei
O'clock 10 the residence Of ex-senator winfield, II
the Greenvile district Of Jersey City. While the fam
ny were the lower part Of the house thief climbed
by Of grape arbor 70 the roof OF the piazza hi
confederate meanwhile keeping guard At the gate
Three boys who had seen the men Informed once
Manning who FASTENED 20 the place and made search
but the thieves had ned
In the Court Al Paterson yesterday morning, Archi
bald McAusand pleaded 70 the embezzlement Of t25
\ from the First National Bank He sentenced u
thirty days' imprisonment Ia the county jail and 20
4 lne " 500