Police Intelligence.
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Police OFFICE, Sunday, July 27.-.a Gentlemon in
Difficulty Great Robbery Abraham Porter, young
gentleman from Hartford Conn., stopping at Lovejoy IS
Hotel, strolng up Broadway one lovely moonlight
evening last week. when he accosted at the
of Park Place and Broadway by most bewitching dam
sci Of seventeen whose dark lustrous eyes, and
low svery tones completely fascinated him that he
accompanied her and her end Miss Elizabeth Lang to
their residence, of West Broadway and Anthony
street. The lady gave him her Miss Elizabeth
Thompson and invited him to enter He had not been
ensconced in the snug parlor but short time when
violent knocking was heard at the door Good hea.
ven !" exclaimed the lady, what shall do-where will


you 60 to-l'm ruined-there's my husband come
Pm ruined-what shall do? What shall do 2 said the
gentleman Go out the back way, said the ady and
cordingly the gentleman suddenly became among the
missing Ha ha ha laughed the lady loudly and merri
ly he cleared the fenceha, ha ha, chimed in her
friend in the entry The devil exclaimed Mr. Porter in
the street What has become of my money! $500 in
bills the Chemical Bank $25 in gold, and smaller
noes-yes it was all gone he had been robbed So he
to the Police Office and made his complaint, and the
ladies were arrested and committed