The New York herald., 1875-12-30
RECORD OF CRIME.

Some unknown sneak thief entered the store Of
Freedman 4 Woodruff, at No Isl Broadway, and stole
five beaver overcoats. The property valued at
$3.50
The showcase in front or Glokner & Ranks shoe
store, at No. e2s Sixth avenue was broken open by
thieves and robbed Of SIG worth Of boots.
John F. Burk, ofNo 93 South Fnh avenue, while in
company with unknown man, at No. 50 Thompson
street. was robbed by him OF a gold watch and cham
valued at SIP.
The apartments occupied by Louis Miller at No $50
Eighth avenue robbed by thieves Of 500 worth
clothing
The Shoe store or Cornelius Ridgrouse, at NO %
Leonard street. was robbed by burglars OF sll worth Of
some unknown thief stole $50 worth OF wearing
apparel from the rooms Of Charles Wakefield, at No
103 Greenwich street.
Benjamin +. Raynor, OF Port Jefferson, l.. l., prin-
ter, about twenty years of age, who lately published
local paper lslp, arrested Sunday for lar
ceny Last Friday morning Raynor entered the store
OF Megsrs. Smith & Bcdc, at Frceport and asked per
mission to write n letter He was invited 10 take a
seat desk beneath which safe with the door
unlocked. Mr. Smith stepped out, and on his return
saw Raynor leaving the store Some hours later Mr.
Smith discovered that his safe had been robbed OF $3.50
in money and $500 in checks Raynor was arrested in
the Sunday school Of the Rockville Centre Methodist
Episcopal church. in which he had lately been quite
tive having within the last week proiessed 10 be con
verted. After his arrest he confessed the THEFT and
led the officer to place IN the woods where the checks
were sccreed and TO another place whore SIS Of the
money hidden lie had spent tho balance in pres
ents for young lady II is believed he broke into ard
robbed the railroad ticket Office ut Bellevue weeks
ago being arraigncd before justice of the peace
he waived examination and was committed in default
of 81, 600 bail
An officer Of the Third precinct, Brooklyn arrested
John CROWN liquor dealer residing at No l0a Third
street yesterday, for attempting TO shoot Barhol-
omew Donovan during alteration about certain
money matters
plumber named Alexander Pallas living at No.
33i Smith street, Brooklyn, was taken into custody
yesterday complaint Of Albert W. Ladd Of No 334
| Union street, who accused him OF stealing marble
| washstand and other articles, valued at $50
Justice Dclmar, OF Brooklyn, yesterday held Jane
Bradley await the action ofthc Grand Jury charge
| of stealing SILK dress worth S75 from her employer.
Michael Purcell and Theodore Jackson held for
examination by Justice Semer, Brooklyn, yesterday,
for assautng Peter Currau Of No 189 Waworh street.
i by striking him on the head with sungshot
Edward Vokner and Henry Blanthorn, two Ger.
mans we're arrested suspicion of burglaronsly en-
tcring the houge OF Samuel Kotz los scholes street
Brooklyn.
Two sneak thieves proceeded up Newark avenue Jer+
aoy city last evening about six o'clock One Of them
snatched pair OF shoes that hanging In front o
the store OF Robert Smith and off, Smith followed
and captured him. The fellow had a clasp knife opened
4 in his right hand The other thief OF with pair
Of shoes from shoe store the opposite eide OF the
avenue but was arrested. They gave their names a.
4 Robert Smith and william Hsncrnan