The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-11
RECORD OF CRIME.

A sneak thief stole from the residence OF Francis
Fz No 500 Seventh avenue silverware valued at SIS.
The stable Of Edward Gibbons, on Ridge road near
Central avenue fremont, broken into and robbed
Of several pieces OF harness.
The store of Pablo, Battle X Co., commission
merchants at No. As Broad street. was broken into,
and l. 100 cigars, valued at 500 together with two
packages Of gold leaf worth SIC were stolen.
Conrad Butler, No 70 Lewis street. reported to the
police that his house been by thieves who
stole 500 in bills which he had secreted a straw
burglars broke into the liquor store OF John Gerkin.
at No AZ Eighth avenue and stole from the till $50 in
currency.
Third street were pifcred by sneak thieves OF $40
worth of clothing.
into ll2 New Church street, and carried away cloth
ing valued at 81.
lichael Docley, living at the OF Prince and
Mercer streets reports to The police the lossof
containing $50 and valuable papers, stolen from his
og,rer schmitt noticed the door OF No 566 Broome
street open at an early hour yesterday morning and
on making Investigation discovered the imprints OF
burglars tools, which had been used in prying open
the door Nothing found except several feet OF
lead pipe which the burglars had cut away
John Mccarthy, aged fourteen years a resident in
Carmine street. arrested yesterday al the oboken
Ferry in New Jersey for having stolen q number OF
rare pigeons from Mr. John Eberhardt ferry master
residing In Park avenue, Hobokcn. The pigeons had
been placed In a sack. Twenty three Of them were
alive and twenty. one OF them were sunocated. The
thief was captured by officers Hammond and Frank
HcDana while about TO the ferry New York.
The residence OF Mr.. George W. Whitaker, at Long
Springs town Of Southampton, L. l., entered by
burglars Saturday during the absence Of the family
Two OF Mr. Whittakers sons however returned before
tho robbers had TO get OF with their booty which
they had packed up As they entered patch Of woods
in the rear OF the house four shots dred them
but with no other effect than TO them drop
sack Of provisions
Edward McGovern and Louis Reilly, the two rowdcs
who Knocked down and beat John Reilly IN First street.
Jersey City, Saturday night, were arrested yeser
day.
Jersey City, yesterday while pursuing her ayorte
cupation.
4 perverse youth, named Robert Kennedy who
taken In aud for by Mr. Tat OF Atlantic avenue,
Jersey City, away Saturday, during the absence
OF the other inmates, taking with him a small sum Of
money He was arrested and committed for trial yes
terday The OF Give dollars was found his pos
session
The following prisoners we're sent TO their doom In
the Court Of Special Sessions Jersey City yesterday
Daniel T. BannOn, larcency three MONTHS John Deitz
larcency three months; Samuel Downey. wife. heater
three months John Curran larceny eighteen months ;
Daniel Moore, youth who assaulted his mother,
twelve months.
solomon Nathan, Of Paterson avenue, Jersey City
exehan ged property with Thomas Craig OF New York
and made anidavt that the properly free from
eucumbrance. Craig found oct that he was victim.
ICED 10 tho extent Of s., 900, and Nathan in JAIL