The New York herald., 1876-11-03
NEWS IN THE CITY.

John Leonard yesterday filed his assignment in thu
County Clerks Oicc to Patrick A. Dory.
William A. Boyd, Corporation Attorney, paid TO the
Comptroller yesterday the sum of $56l 3S, penalties
collected during the month OF October for violation OF
city ordinances.
ke. Court by Justice Smith yesterday for stealing
French clock ana quantity or wearing apparel from
the residence OF his mother Mary Donohuc No. S3A
East Eighteenth street He pleaded guilty.
Officer Handy, OF the Sixth precinct, yesterday,
rested two young men Suspicion or Icing thieves.
Each had bran fall overcoat and a silver watch
They known to the police as suspicious characters
Justice Duffy Ut the Tombs, locked them up until thm
morning.
W. W. McNulty inspector OF election In tho Twenty
seventh election district Of the Fifth Assembly dis.
trict, yesterday removed by the Police Board,
hayng como to their knowledge that he was not
citizen ut The time Of his appointment although he
subsequently took out hts naturalization papers
Sarah Richards, = colored domestic, arraigned
before justice Kasmre at Washington Place Court
yesterday by Detective Radford Of the Central ONCE
charged with having systematically robbed tue resi-
dence Of her mistress, Mrs. Eleanor T. Bishop, No So
Fifth avenue She was rcmanded until to-day.
Michael J. Crane aged eight years. arrested yes
terday, In the act Of robbng the till Of Martin Meiz's
grocery store No 3l6 Sixth street, while Mr.. Metz
was sweeping the sidewalk On being arragned before
Justice Smith, at the Essex Market Police Court yes
tcrday, tho young tilLtappcr was held for trial
yesterday issued by Superintendent Walng. The
attention OF captains Is especially called to the pro-
visions Of the Excise law prohibiting tho selling or
giving away Of liquor within quarter OF mile OF each
polling place. II serious trouble Of any KIND takes
place word must be Immediately sent TO the Central
Office
John Blk, . grocer, Of No. 400 Hudson street, tell
asleep in the Washington parade ground yesterday
morning, and robbed OF his gold watch and chain,
value $50 and $3S, by waitor named John Dwyer
and another not yet arrested Dwyer cAp-
tured after long chase by Officer Hawey, OF the FIT
tecnth prccuct and beng arragned before Justice
Kasmirc at the Washington Place Court was held ios
trial IN default Of 81, 00O bail
At tho Essex Market Court. before Justice Smith
yesterday, Albert Pcich, OF No ~ Pitt street, was
arragncd charged with having severely beaten Charles
Walker or No. l24 Attorney about tho head with
club 1t appeared from the evidence that the assault
committed during political dispute on Wednes-
day night. Whom Peich was brought before Justice
Smith Walker refused 10 make any complaint, saying
that Perch had wiie and i've children depending
HIM for support aud ho did not DO the Of
their suffering. Pctcn WAS accordingly discharged.
Henry Kane, brakeman employed on tho New Jer-
sey Central Railroad charged with having stolen
pawn tickets representing slO0 worth OF property from
the residence Of Kate Devne No 81 Sixth street,
September H. The prisoner stated that Miss Devne
was intimate friend OF his and that snc had caused
his arrest from jealous motives. Mr.. George Cudlpp.
pawnbrokcr, OF No 52l East Twelfth street. testified
that Kane did IN the least resemble tho man who
had released the stolen property from pawn Justice
Smith discharged Kane from custody.