The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-06
RECORD OF CRIME.

An unknown thief stole piece of black silk valued
at Sss from the tie mandatory Of Adolphus HoGo-
lodt on the fourth floor OF No. 500 Broadway.
The tea store of Stiner Sons, at No. l avenue d,
was entered by burglars who stole S. cash from the
till
A fur lap robe valued at SIS, was stolen from the
carriage OF j. NJ Hartshorn, OF No 800 Madison ave-
nue. while il was being driven down Madison avenue
from Forty first street to Twenty-sxth street
John rwitch!er in the employ OF August Leeman,
jeweller No ca Greenwich street. has suddenly dsap.
peared taking with him five silver watches, valued
$40 and watch materials to the value of $50
barrel OF cut loaf sugar valued at $24 was stolen
from 'front.' Of the grocery store Of John Madden No
The liquor store OF Christopher johnson, at No. "a
West Fourth street. entered by thieves, who stole
$50 cigars, valued at s..
The apartments occupied by Jennie westhed, No ~
Leroy street, were robbed OF gold watch and chain
valued at 500 The thief is supposed 70 DE named
An unknown thief stole sl1 from the till of the cigar
store OF Oscar Speyer No 1870 West Thirty nth
A OF wine was stolen from wagon belonging to
Edwin 5 Rose, OF No II Jay street. while II was
standing in Hudson street, near King;
The apartments Of Bridget Smith, No. us West
Houston street, were robbed Of $25 worth OF clothing
by sneak thieves.
Thomas smith, hfty-two ysars OF age called at the
store OF Peter X. Carey, Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn,
near the bridge and, representing himself captain
OF canal boat in Gowanus Canal obtained ST. in goods
held TO answer.
Mrs LamOard, of No. 1913 schermerhorn street,
Brooklyn yesterday caused the arrest OF John Rogers
boy IN her employ, for stealing ST. lie Is held 10
answer.
The proprietor Of sausage factory one Hans Rost
who carries business ON Raymond street. near Til
larry, Brooklyn, arrested on Suspicion OF using
putrid Rost arraigncd before Justice Walsh,
and the mysteries Of the manufacture OF sausages Will
be explored by that magistrate on January IL
Frank Denly Charles Clifford and Thomas Connolly
taken TO the New Jersey state Prison from Jersey
~
Two brakemen on the new Amboy Railroad, named
James Campbell and Edward Mcdonald were commit
ted tor yesterday the charge Of burglary at the
house Of Joseph Pagan IN Perth Amboy, on Sunday.
Three sneak thieves giving the names OF John Jor-
dan, Michael Rooney and Maurice OConno., were
caught IN the Pennsylvania Railroad depot Jersey
Chy yesterday and committed for triai by Justice
Reese
was arrested IN Jersey CITY yesterday According TO
the pitful tale told by his wife she was obliged 70
leave him twice and be seeks 10 force her away
from him entirely order that he marry another
woman whom II is alleged he now supports
A tramp, giving his name as Robert Henderson, was
plying his avocation along the basement OF houses IN
Jersey City Yesterday afternoon, when he was over
hauled BY 0ncer Eaton, who locked him up
Thomas Maran, a member Of the 'Larkin gang" in
the FIRST ward Jersey City, absconded last summer,
and did not again appear I'll yesterday, when he Was
arrested and committed for trial HIS gang cleaned out
saloon kept by Philip White aud beat the proprietor
severely.
some time during the holiday week thieves gained an
entrance into the school building Of District No. o,
town OF Flushing, L. L. distance outside the vil
lsse, the Jamaica road and gaming TO the
library by means Of false KEY carried away $50 vol
umes, valued Al about $90 The trustees have offered
reward OF so Tor the recovery OF the books and inior
nation that will lead 10 the conviction Of tho thieves
or SIS either All the doors were found locked
usual, upon reOpening the school on Monday Each
book stamped on The title page aud Identification
Is easy.
Ycstsrday morning two iashionaby attircd young
men went &c a boarding house at No. 40 Bloomfield
street. Hoboken, and said they wanted 70 board there
n they could agree upon terms Whilo one engaged
the andlady conversation the other went 70 look
she house shortly after they took their leave, APP
parently dissatisfied with che Accommodations offered
when T. X. Brown one OF the boarders, returned at
noon he found that tue well dressed young men had
carried away under their Ulster coats two other cOats
and two vests Of his, worth about $40.