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MARCH 2.-Robbery on the Fare Po,nts-Mary Ann
O'Connor, Margaret Collins, and Jane Collins were
arrested last night by policemen OBrien and McManus
OF the Sixth ward charged with robbng n countryman
from Newburg, by the name of Samuel II. Perkins. II
appearsMr Perkins strolled in the vicinity Of the Five
Points, and invited into a hole by Of the
thieves, to take drink He did but shortly after
wards he felt very sick and commenced to vom This
drink had evidently been drugged with "Gougish"
mixture. He finally taken to in the of
John Gilmartn's, and there threw himself bed for
relief where after three four hours stupor he
covered that $500 had been extracted also, his
watch was gone. Justice Drinker committed them all
for examination.


Singular Robbeyy.-Jsmcs Kelly, boy Of sixteen
years OF age was arrested last night. charged with
sesng $780, 10 SPECIE from Patrick Riley, residing at
No 5 Gold street appears from the evidence in this
that this $500 belonged to the father of Kelly who
had deposited h!s sum with MIR Riley for safe keeping
Upon searching the JouDg rascal policeman Connolly
recovered Sis3 the balance SIS ne had spent divers
ways around town. Committed for trial by Justice
Merritt.


II Ne,o Skinner around the " Tombs 1T is quite
laughabe 10 observe the movements Of this pet.
togger prscticng morning. at the return Of the
prisoners before the magstrate at the Tombs This in
thieves, vagrans, prostitutes and drunkards searching
for case this gentle youth dressed rather genteely
at present. only his legs are little too long for the pan
falcons. This IN after will undoubtedly be remedcd
the fist long legged client he sends TO the penenary


Receiving Stolen Goods-Cornelus Noonan, who
arre sted Sunday, for robbing country man Of
$4oo has been fully committed for trial. recev


Courtlandt street German silver forks and spoons
the amount Of $50, and two forks were found
the premises Of Noonan, and identified to be the
property ofthe hotel.