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Jurr 2s.--a Bold Re5ber.-A tall young man. d,tesx
In white vest and dark dress coat and pantaloons
half past O'Clock through back room window, oceu
pied BY Mr. Rossnburgh, No. 490 Grand street. and on
entering the room he met Mrs ROsenburgh when tlis
scoundrel informed her. that IL she made the least nohs
he would take her life however Mrs r. although much
frightened yet not TO be dannted by this thief gave a
alarm and he fearful Of detection bolted through tie
window from which he entered, and made good his es
cape. =
CAsrse Of .ssdneson-A young man, by the name Of
Thurston B. Rider. was arrested last night by oncer
McDougall Of the Fifth ward, charge Of abductng
Il her mother s Newark New jersey Il appssrs AZ
young man brought Jane this city. and placed heRin
Dutch boardsg-house in Washington street, and nom
thence she was taken to washevwomans in Anthony
street. whore she discovered by the officer Jans
was committed BY the magistrate to be sent back to her
parents.


Prompt .q,resf.-An Irishman, called Edward Kenns-
dy, was boarding with Mrs Mary Holland, residing AZ
Of eight soyeregns and started to Phladephia BY the
morning boat at o'clock Mrs Holland, after some lit
t. III the route he had taken and left
s morning and on arriving in that city she immedi
proceeded to porterhouse called the Star tavern,
nep ~ refer Dunworth, at No 20 Broad street. and on
oering 'ne oarroom there she saw the thief, in the
aSs o. getting some of the sovereigns exchanged
Mrs Holland procured the aid Of Messrs Bulky and
Smith two Of the Mayors chief officers who took this
mar man ~ once into custody, and the money recovered
roquisiton Of Governor wrgS the 70 awa'''ne


Petit Lare reenes-Danel Burton was caught Yesterday
William smith, No S5 washington street, Loessd uu
John Dockerty, stove worth -. Committed. samuel
Jones was caught in the act yesterday of carrying OF
Of Isaac Russell, valued at 81. Committed to prison
Officer McNanus, Of the 9th ward, arrested yesterday
with stealing two shswls two scarfs silver spoon
valued in all at Ssa the property Of Margaret Thomas
cial Sessions Thomas Garry and James Duffy were az.
rested on suspicion of stealing cart springs and carpen


M ny Harss and gawn
boys) were arrested yesterday by officer Patterson, Of
the Sd ward suspicion Of robbng money On
pockets Sl7 one in bank bills and $5 the other
evidently the proceeds of some robbery. for which an
gistrate locked them both up for examination.


Petit Larceny-Hugh Quinn arrested yesterday,
charged with stealing silver watch and key. worth $la.
belonging to VIM. Haly, 1913 Amos street Committed TO
prison for trial.


Rensselaer, Becker ogainThis chap Of fase-pretence
goth instant charge Of obtaining lot q oio'hpg
from A. NJ Williams merchant tailor Of the above city,
porting to be accepted by firm in Troy called French,
Otis Davis This firm ascertained to have no
% e and ID the
April placing the capital at 1000 Becker, like most
Of his other operations sklfully managed to effect
compromise OF the affair and let CO. II is rumored
that other charges are still pending against him:
by Mr.. James Ketcham No s7s Pearl street, yesterday
afternoon land asked to examine some finger rings Mr.
one to his finger when on placing his little An
ger the balance he held IN the palm Of his hand and all
at once he rushed out Of the store, giving leg bail Mr
H. however raised alarm of stop thief and az good
luck would have IT, OF expert officers John Huth-
waite of the Chiefs aids was at hand nsbbedm
of police, and searching is person. the bunch OF
rings was found in his boots valued at So-Commifted


Pick Pockets at Work-A French gentleman, while
on his way to New York from New Orleans was robbed
Of his pocket book in ofthe trains Of cars
S500-evdently done by some expert "knuck," for no
trace Of thief can be found.