Police IrtelIiUence.
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MARCH 2l.-Steaiing a Jaeket.-John Smith was ar
rested last night for stealing cloth jacket worth $3
from the Sailors Home, Cherry street, belonging to
old tar called George Jones' Locked up, by Justice
Taylor


A Fsnny Chavse.-Louisa Benedict was arrested last
belonging to John Benedict. II appears that Louisa
stays in den Of iniquty kept by old mother Williams,
in Manhattan Place John entered the house to the
folks, and it being warm, threw of his cloak in of
the rooms Louisa being rather short of change took
Johnnys wrapper and spouted it for so and th
handed John the ticket this movement did not exactly
please John hn-consequently he made the above com.
plant. The finally dismissed, there being no
intent to steal Johnny must take better of his
outer Benjamin" in future.


Bnrelary.-The dwelling house. corner of Washing
ton and King Streets el0nously entered
and room occupied by Miss Taylor was enteied, BY
forcing open the door with chisel trunk also
broken open and plandered Of gold chain and brace
let and 500 in gold coin, with all Of which the thief
made good his escape.


Petit Larceny William Paterson was arrested yester.
day for robbing Henry Jurgins Of three 81 bills and
spurious 50 bill the last bill found in his posses
sion. Locked up, by Justice Osborne.


Spurious Coin.-William Cheeven and William Miller
were arrested on wsrrant charging them with passing
spurious Mexican coin. They were taken by police.
man Purdy Of the llh ward before the United States
Marshal for examination.


Petit Larceny.-Joseph Zeller caught last night
IN the act Of stealing umbrella, worth so cents, be-
longing to Mr. Leagrst. Locked up by Justice Roome.


Csrecfion.-In alluding yesterday to the fleeing
Of countryman OF a well known crib" we uninten
tonally committed an error, by stating that the
renee took place at l3S Church street. when
that the door Of the crib' in question 10 numbered
at all we therefore cheeruily make the correction
not wishing to cast the Of one upon the head o
another