Police Intelligence.
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cuped By Mr. e. No 7s East brSsassy nSs
was entered yesterday morning, by some sneaking
thief aud robbed Of large silver table spoon and
butter knife, marked with lion and letter. Also, two
csrs !" Logan Of tha
Ward. distinguished himself yesterday, for which
give him much credit appears the above officer spot
ted" fellow lurking ab cut the Second Avenue, yeser
day afternoon, and after little time he observed
him enter the dwelling house occupedby Mr. Brewster
No. 100 Second Avenue and watched the premises
until his return-when the fellow got into the street. Co
gan proceeded towards him. when the thief took to his
heels and ran and eer long chase he we wa. taken into
in his pockets ~ silver spoons and fork valued at $50
and Unidentified by Mr. Brewster to be his property II the
citizens would bc relieved Of these afternoon robberes
which of daily occurrence at present Upon taking
and gor


.drrea on Suspieion-Oficer Watson Of the Sixth
Ward arrested notorious Five Point thief in Orange
street last night called Jim OConnor he having in his
possession two silver plated grandoes suitable for
candle EACH with the form Of dog at the bottom
wanted Appy & he clerk Of Poce rombs The
thief was locked up for examination.


rested last night an old dock iossr called Frank smith,
Amazon lying st Pier No: g. North River. Locked up


sa Ssssss .ans So 'ss re a,:
Charging n Mrs with Stealing. Stealing piece s' Of irish
linen valued at $L75, when he well knew that no arce
ny had been committed Justice Drnker locked him up
for examination.


Petit Larcemy-John wcst and Henry West were both
arrested yesterday charged with stealing coat panta
looms and other articles Of clothing worth in all Sal 50
from the steamboat Mohegan lying at the Novelty Yard
belonging to william Wright The property was re-
covered at old Fence" shop, kept by David Pestkl
and Louis Satorreskui at No 81 Orange street. where
the clothing had been Fences by the thieves for eev
shilings The two receivers sso arrested and
committed to prison with the thieves in default of $500
bail by Justice Drinker


Petit Larcenies-Neil Corey caught In the act Of
stealing valse worth 81 from the store Of Henry Lee
No l76 Chatham street-locked up. boy, called Ed
ward Herman likewise caught in the act OF stealing


pair Of hrass castngs valued at ST. from the yard Of
Westervelt and Mckay, in Cherry street


a Promisimg Youfh-A young man. by the name Of
Benjamin A. Brady, was drunk and very disorderly
last night about II O'clock in Church street. and Ocer
Burly passing along at the time politely requested
him to leave and 60 home this he became very abusive
to the ocer, and holding in his hand glass tumbler,
he threatened to smash Mr.. Burly's head with it,
Consequently Mr. Burly took this young rowdy by the
back Of ftae neck and locked him in the Station House.
and when brought before Justice Drinksr in the
ing that Justice fined him 81 for bis drunken and disor
derby conduct and in default Of the payment he was
committed to the Tombs for ave days.


Charge of sffemps sf Rape -Ofcers Middleditch ami
Ro6 Of the 7h Ward, arrested Spanard by the name
Of Antoine Marie, charge Of attempting to commit
rape the person Of small girl Of between II and IL
years Of age by the OF Adaline Tubbs. Justice
Taylor committed him TO prison for examination.