The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-22
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and brought the same to the station house The ass
were recovered but the gold pencil and knife were not
found they had evidently thrown them away on their
arrest and walk to the station house Yesterday morn
ing the rogues who gave their names as lanes Evans
Justice Lotbrop, and committed to prison for trial
Jeuefry Storfs and Bursiars-Ths burglars Of this
city appear to have particular fancy for the p,under
ing OF Jewelry stores short time SINCE the jewery
store NO. IL Fulton street. owned by Isaac Alexander
Co was burglariously entered by some roguss Who
carried off several hundred dollars worth bf iswelrv
subsequently, however Of the alleged burglars,
called George Hoyt, arrested by Captain Tilley Of
the Ihirteenth ward and his men who found In the
possession OF this rogue a portion of the property
stoen iioyt now stands Indicted on the charge sud
VIII be tiled next month Mr. Alexander o ms another
store situated at No A22 Grand street This store Is
pied with large assortment OF handsome Iewelry and
valuable watches This store the burglars it seems
nave made determined demonstration to rob, Ssva-
raj Suspicious characters have been seen Of late
ing about the vicinity during the night time About
three weeks ago, an attempt tde enter the
store by forcing an entrance through window;
but In consequence ~ arousng the psrson who ept
In the store the burglars, the alarm being given,
were compelled to retreat But the rascals not being
at all daunted, made another attempt to enter the
store last week by the application Of false key to
the lock OF the front door yet still without tho
store door being too securely fesed tn inside for
the rogues on the outside to effect their object Tbi1
makes the third time the robbers have m ade an at.
tempt to plumber this store since the robbery eff
fected In Fulton street The police Of the Thirteenth
ward are on the alert and should another attempt be
mace by these persevering burglars, their detection
aud arrest will assuredy follow.
Charge Of Stealing Coach and Horses.-Oiicer Lang
uoh VI .he sth "au arrested yebtrrdsy, man called
John Skrritt, on a charge of stealing q coach aud
horses from In front Of the city Hotel the property OF
Mr. Mclaughlin. The accused was detained for fur
Their hearing
burglary The grocery store OF Patrick Brady, in the
10th ward was broken omen Saturday night by en-
terng through rear window. The rogues carried of
$50 in meney and foreign coin and box of segars.
No arrest.
More Escapes from Prison yesterday afternoon two
OF the Friday prisoners committed for Drunkenness
and small negro boy escaped from the prison yard
over the outside wall into Elm street long ladder
m h0
back Of the prison in the yard This ladder placed
up by there men against the outside WALL and then
they attached long rope the top OF the same and
thus lowered the seives down the ground into Elm
street. citizen who witnessed the operation Of one
OF them swinging down gave notice to the keeper who
soon lowered the ladder and thus stopped the escape
Of Any more in that way. The negro boy had been
tenteDced to the House Of Refuge He last eve
ming caught and brought back to prison again.