The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-07
TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.
ARREST OF A PIcKPocKEr.

ARREST OF PICKPoCKEr.
An officer of the Fourth precinct yesterday ioro d
a young lad named John Callaghan through Nassau
street. and the boy lodged him successfully for
hour The officer, however caught him at last just
he picked the outside cash pocket Of Mr. Charles G.
Price, of No $50 West Tenth street, Of fifty cent
stamp. Calaghan who said he resided at No. 113
Elizabeth street. was held TO answer
BURGLARY.
John Healy was held to answer a charge of break
ing into the liquor store No 1877 Mulberry street,
owned by Patrick Cough, and stealing money and
cigars OF the value OF s. 40.
ALLEGED ENTERTAINMENT
Charles D. L. Young was held to answer on complaint
Of John L. williams of 2O2 West street. who charged
that in April 1875 while the prsn-,er was in his en-
pioy he collected bill for Ss "a rrnn GEORGE B. Hall
an" 49,. cp,iated the amount to his own use barr
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LARCENY OF COATS.
James Haggerty was committed for trial on charge
ofsteang ye cloth coats Of the value Of $57 so the
property OF Mendell Brothers, No so Franklin street
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kilbreth.
PIcKPocKET IN BROADWAY.
officer Pellet, of the Broadway squad, made com
plant against George saur for assault with attempt
to steal The Officer saw Saur insert his hand into
gentlemans pocket at the corner of Broadway aud
Washington place He requested citizen 10 follow the
and state that he had been robbed, and then fol-
lowed the prisoner and arrested bin In the act OF count
ing the stolen money. The prisoner was held in $500
TO answer.
STEALING sEALsKIN sAcQUE.
On Wednesday afternoon Joseph warren of No us
Blocker street. and Joseph Allaire OF No 20 Corncia
street, entered the fur store OF NJ. NJ H L. Bacus,
No. 1858 Broadway, and asked to be shown seal
skin sacqucs. While Allaire was engaged in converse
a
at $3.50 under his coat, where It subsequently
found by the store porter Yesterday the above facts
were sworn TO- and the prisoners were held in $1,000
each 10 answer.
PRIVATE DETECTIVE IN TROUBLE.
On the 10th of November last John Becker Dino.
279 East Seventh street, lost gold watch valued at
SIS on a railroad few days later he In
formed by Frederick Burchard, OF No 1893 Bowery
that James 7. Porter, OF No SO Blocker street, a
private detective had told him that he had lately
and handled the watch, aud could obtain 1t If SIS
gwen TO him for wines, &C. Becker gave Porter
the SIS, and subsequently was informed that the
man" bad left the city After waiting for some time
Becker caused Porters arrest and yesterday charged
him with being accessory to larceny from the per-
son. The prisoner was held IN 81, 900 to answer.
AN ITALIAN NIGHT oBoIE
As o1acer Martin, OF the Eighth precinct, was
patrorng Sullivan street Wednesday evening he
heard fearful noise at No TO- On entering the house
he found Qtaliansl, but women, nearly all
orgic With assistance he caused the arrest Of tho
entire gang Yesterday the men discharged with
reprmand, but the proprietor, John b. Lartena,
held in $500 for keeping disorderiy house, and in
500 for selling liquor without license.
THE SILVER GANG.
On the oath of December the residence OF Morris
Kohn, No. $40 wcst Thirteth street, entered by
sneak thieves and $3.50 worth of silver spoons gold
bracelets and necklaces carried away. Two OF the
thieves arrested the next day and held answer
but the others remained at large. On Wednesday
evening Ofncer Price, OF the Twentieth precinct ar
rested John H. Green Of No. 442 West Forteth street.
and he squealed, stating that all the stolen property
was received by Marx Davis OF No 10 Bowery. DAVIS
was held 81 500 for receiving the stolen goods and
the prisoner Green held IN 500 for the robbery
SNEAK THIEVES.
James Rooney. OF Eleventh avenue and FortIeth
street. and John Mooney, OF No 553 West Thirty
eighth street held In 81 600 each for stealing 81
in currency and silver watch from Henry Drercks OF
No SIS Greenwich avenue.