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Police Record.-Thursday- GRAND LARCENY
RUNNING Orr A DIAMOND RINa-Last evening, two


men entered the jewellery store OF John H. Aitkin No


267 Broadway and requested to be shown rings
they were desirous Of making purchase, when OF


them having suited himself to diamond pin worth $50


ran off desiring his companion to follow. His confede-


rato whose name Ia Lewis Barnett, however for


tunae enough to make his exit in tme for he sppre-


hended the spot and being lodged in prison Is held to


him and who fed is named Robinson but it il generally


supposed from description that he quite different per
sonage


BuRoLARY.-Lsst evening the store of Mr.. Charles II
Smith, No. 1876 West street. broken into and quan.


tty Of wearing apparel stolen, with which the burglars


escaped II is presumed the premises entered by
false keys


STEALING Hoes -Oicer HUI geriord this forenoon ar


rested Francis Kuyde German sausage maker Of 447
Cherry street. for stealing two live hogs from Mr. Abra-
ham Rose of No. All of the street. Kuydell mad


bu chered the animals and preparing to make pasa
ges Of them Hc is committed to for taking his
neghbors property.


C0rOner's observation-disclosures DEATH paopu.
INrEMrERANcE,The Coroner this forenoon held


an inquest at No 70 Greenwich Lane, the body OF
Christopher Dunn, native Of Ireland He q man OF


extremely intemperste habits and went his home last


evening, being at the time in state of gross inoxication


Soon after he entered the house he fell the floor


died Verdict death from the effects Of intemperance.
DxATH FROM rALLIro FRoM A LADpER-The Coroner


also called to hold inquest at No. l44 Fulton street.


in the OF the Fringe factory of Mr. Brown on the


body of Francis Moore eyed 10 years, who fell from


ladder about 10 o'clock this morning. while engaged In
fixing stove pipe, and died fom the injuries about
o'clock, r. M