The New York herald., 1876-01-17
RECORD OF CRIME.

Between six and O'Clock on Saturday evening
some enterprising individual possessed Of numerous
false keys made his way into No. Ill West Thirty FIRST
street. aud going the bedroom OF Miss Salie houl
re the proprietress of the house. the second noor
opened one Of that lady's bureau drawers and pur-
oined gold watch valued at $3.50 and $50 in money.
No arrests
sneak thief entered the hallway OF Mr. Joseph
Thorne's residence ~ 127 West Twentieth street. on
Saturday and took himself green cloth and two
black beaver overcoats worth in all about s12o No
arrest
Some unknown person smashed the pane OF glass OF
the show window Of No w. Moulton's gentlemen's fur
nshng store, No 2S5s Third avenue, and stole shirts,
neckties and gilt iewelry worth $50
Another show window glass was broken, by an un-
known person. Of the second hand store OF b. Mnts,
No 422 Sixth avenue, when $44 worth OF old jewelry
stolen
John Mcclure, a driver OF one Of Dodd's express
wagons, sufficiently unsophisicated TO leave his
wagon standing in Thirty-eghth street near Sixth
avenue, unmatched for few minutes on Saturday
morning While he did so some passerby removed
from the wagon travelling bag belonging to Mr.. v.
K Sturges, OF No. l3 West Thirty-thrd street. which
was marked "F X. s " and contained some wearing
apparel and jewclry valued at about $3.50 0ncer
Nolan, Of the Twenty ninth precinct considering It
necessary TO arrest somebody, took into custody
suspicion two boys, VIZ John sgel OF No. $40 West
Thirty street, and Jacob Flesher, Of No $50
West Thirty ninth street.
A chest OF green tea, belonging to (. R. Watson and
valued at $50 stolen rom the stoop IN ront OF the
store at No. /, 5S8 Third avenue.
Mr.. Samuel NJ Whaley, residing at No. 049 IAfay-
ette avenue Brooklyn while passing through Water
street. near Dock at O'Clock yesterday morning,
was approached by two men. One Of them threw his
arms around Mr. Whaleyis neck and pulled him
over backward on the sidewalk. The other rogue took
his watch chain and ocket and they then made OF
He is unable give The police any description OF his
assalants The locket subsequently found in the
street where the assault occurred
jeremiah Quinlan and Michael Walsh, two young
men, we're arrested on suspicion OF burglarousy en-
tcring the residence OF Hugh Larkn, corner Of Jay
and Prospect streets Brooklyn, aud stealing clothing
thercfrom They we're held TO answer.
Mary Everett aged twentysx years, who gives her
cupaton seamsress arrested yesterday and held
for trial charge ofsneak robbery alleged 10 have been
committed by her at the residence OF Mrs Catherine
McDermott No. 72 High street, Brooklyn.
Hugh Rely robbed Of coat, valued at &32, on
Saturday afternoon the corner OF Tompkins and
Lexington avenues Brooklyn.
Charles Urch German, thirty four years or age, and
gardener by occupation arrested for assaulting
William Morrison. OF No 20 Metropolitan avenue
Brooklyn, yesterday and locked up in coll in the
Fith precinct station house During the evening he
was found hanging by the neck from handkerchief
end Of which he had made fast 70 the bars OF his
cell door. He was cut down BY the doorman, and re-
suscitaed With difficulty. He subsequently attempted
70 beat his brains out
Mrs. Adeline Bawlen, OF No. 2S5 Myrtle avenue
caused the arrest OF Franklin p Moore yesterday on
charge OF stealing gold watch, valued Al tS5