Police Intelligence
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JvHr 76-Robbing his Uncle 4 boy about II years of
osS es nah x
Perrine and Lord Of the l6h Ward. charged with rob-
bing Mr. Henry Brownlee, residing at No lst 9Th Ave-
false key wherein the money was ,epositaL This boy,
II appears sfter stealing his uncles money. gave the
greater part of to his ncc0mpce Tay and with the
balance. like true boy, went to work purchasing all
kinds Of nosensical things such patent dan horse


na ~ an s' and vaOu. oihe1
In Washington Market called Jocko. all Of which his
uncle makesa very long face, knowing that his money
has suffered for the purchase Of such folly The boy
acknowledges stealing the money. and declares that
Taylor got the major part Of the stolen gold Four
twenty shilling gold pieces all that has been
examination by Justice Merritt.


Nsw mode IF raising Fare-A cabman called Joseph
Euwin was arested last night charge of robbing
man by the nae Of James sommscl stay ing at present
the Rob Roy Tsvern in Greenwich street, under the
coming from the steamboat at late hour last night and
was accostsd by the accused at the Park VINO asked
him 20 would ride Upon being ans. cred in the
would carry him for nothing and also take him to good
boarding house; whereupon ho consented to go but in
seas OF the cabman taking him to boarding house he
drove him to stable. at No l0s Anthony street Upon
Sommesli getting out Of the cab the accused told him
that the shut up for the night therefore, they
must sleep In the ray loft until morning. which he
sentcd TO do However. in the course Of the night he
felt the hand the accused il his pocket and he (w
containing S. So abstracied the money and replaced
pocket book The stranger felt alarmed at this opera


on but laid still until DAY light when he caused the
of the very honest cabman. Committed to prison
for trial, by Justice Osborne


An Intelligence Man On Ffr.-An individual called
Edward Smith, alias Billings who purpors to keep
intelligence shop Canal street. arrested
by officer Smith Of the 9Th ward charge of an as
saut aud battery II appears from the facts in this mat
ter that young man, a counryman by the name Of
Horace Reedc, applied to this Smith, for the pur-
pose of procuring situation, and paid him 81, fee
for such service When after sending him to various
places about tho city, fools crrnnd without success
he then began think he done out of his 81
queny he requested Mr. Smith to return him the money
This was, matter Of course, declined by Smith =
Whereupon, finding oil his entreaties useless Reede
procured the aid Of friend, Mr. Asa Hull and they
both TO the Office Of Smith TO talk the
over Soon aher the interview, both parties became
rather personal in their remarks towards each other
when Smith ordered them both out Of tile Office. Mr..
Hull not moving quite quick enough please Mr. Smith,
therefore he seized violently hold Of Mr. Hull to kick
Mr. Smith drubbing" and fully determined TO
have the - worth Of his hide it appeared impos
sible to get Il out Of his pocket and then afterwards
made complaint for assault and battery upon him.
self he having been struck first by Smith Consequent
ly Q issued, and the accused committed
prison, in default Of ball.


Charge Of sxziemenf-O Officer Fraily arrested yes
terday man called Dunnng, Of Baltimore, a charge
of embezzng unlawfully OBTAINING money, belong
ing Mr. John Quinn, residing in the Sd avenue and
33d street. Locked up for examination


night stealing silver watch valued at Sl0 belong
ing to Timothy Miller. of the sloop Sabine, lying at
James Slip. Locked up.


John Riley caught in the act Of stealing two water
casks worth S. belonging Fox and Livingston No Sc
West street. Locked up for trial.