The New York herald., 1875-12-29
RECORD OF CRIME.

Some unknown thieves entered the apartments of
James Kennedy OF No. 4s7 West Seventeenth street,
and carried Oh $l7s worth OF clothing
Thieves entered the store OF Alonzo E. Austin, at Na
2o2 Chambers street. and stole property in all valued
at So
The apartments occupied by Frederick Fender at
No Al First street. were robbed Of $13 worth of jew
elry.
Some thieves stole trunk containing s4s worth OF
property belonging to George Ses, Of No 2o3 East
Broadway, from a truck in front OF his residence
Joseph J. Price, boy fifteen years Of age residing
at No S5 Summit street. Brooklyn, brutally beaten
by a bar tender named Thomas Kelly residing al No
lis Union street. Brooklyn The boy had three ribs
broken and Is pronounced in a critical condition.
The apartments Of Samuel Kotz Of No. les scholes
street Brooklyn, entered by burglars aud robbed
OF f64 worth OF clothing check for $s5 the Kings
County Savings Bank; check on the First National
Bank for $3s; and another check on New York bank
for $9 The checks made out 10 the order OF Moses
May.
A well-dresscd man, who represented himself to be
a New York lawyer, a day two ago engaged horse
and wagon at the livery stable OF Mr. Arthur 0Leary,
New Brighton s. J., to the Richmond Court House
but neither man nor beast has since been heard Of
The upper part OF Long Island City has recently been
much infested by burglars. The latest attempt made
by them upon the grocery and provision store Of
Henry Menken. the corner Of Newtown avenue and
Henry street. They obtained entrance by boring
through shutter and removing the iastenings, but
we're. disturbed aud lett the premises before stealing
anything They had a horse and wagon.
Peter Trainer the Huntington T. l., constable, was
struck in the back Of the head and considerably in
jured by coored whom he endeavoring TO
arrest on Saturday NJ W. Pete hred three shots from
his revolver, but missed every time, when his assaant
surrendered
MIR. Isaac Kugleman, Assistant Corporation Counsel
oi Lang Island City while returning to his home along
Jackson avenue, Long Island City, Monday night was
confronted BY unknown man just as be was passing
the new Court House and his money or lie
demanded. While pretending to search his pockets,
Mr.. Kuglcman drew revolver and presenting i az
the hghwaymans head ordered him to leave or take
the consequences The threat had the desired effect
and Mr.. Kugleman returned home unmolested The
revolver bad every chamber empty
oscar Holstein one OF the parties implicated 10 tho
burglary At the residence Of William Buck, IN Garden
street Hoboken the night OF the 18th OF November
convicted yesterday the Court Of Quarter Ses-
sOns Several OF the parties pcated IN the burglary
belong respectable and wealthy families in Ho5oken
Abraham Vail who resides 10 Communpaw avenue,
Jersey City a sneak thefeave his house last even
ing lie pursued and caught tho fellsw, who had no
excuse 10 offer He said his Edward Behan,
that he twenty-five years Of age and carpenter by
trade. liz handed over 70 tho police, and Justice
Reese committed him for trial
Adam Frs0nd, saloon keeper on Grand street, Jer-
sey City, Is lying seriously III from the effects OF a
beating inflicted pg highwsymen near his residence oD
Monday