Harlem Police.
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FIRST NIoHr OF THE NEw POLICE AT HARLEN-DARNa
BuRoLAarEs-Two sroRks EHTEREp. THIRD
THREATENEp About twelve O'Clock, Wednesday
night Sergeant Lscomb, of the Police, and VIM
Marsh, private Citizen were returning from -,
they three men, hut supposng them to be residents
oft town. they took further notice OF them. But
10 to their astonshment next morning they found that
the store Of Wism Boylen Co.. Of lo5th street
and Sd avenue had been burgarieusy entered through


window, the drawer ransacked Of its contents and
several boxes OF principe segars taken Again, further


Information reached them that the store of John Raynor
Of 2o street and I'd had also been enter
ed by dspacng the shutter of the door and cutting
panes Of gsss snd alter taking the money drawer
and two bunches of aegars, the burglars left for New
York ms the money drawer found six hundred feet
from the stsre with FIVE penny piece in il to reward
the finder. The store OF Miller and seamen also
threatened but Napoleon" their most faithful and
efficient sergeant Of the old police system, gave
two pow.wows the burglars thought most proper to
decamp, without pocke.ing any segars money, which
appears to be, thus far, their only policy in entering
other peoples stores. Jehn Green hears the Harlem
Police had not yet organized themselves to patrol the
streets night hut he wonders why not not their
Roing ~ '.- ++ -r