The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-20

70 shs Court and that would have ~ weight with
tnsn He then Void Bower where hs brother lived IN
New York, and asked him 10 bring him TO him,
oeers then zen him. and returned 70 New York and 70
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around the Park, they overheard two young thieves
Who we're sitting on The ssoop Of the HAN Of Records,
OF him After hearing this, they watched their move
mens closely They app< AIRED 70 be In search OF Owsey
young chap who answered his Description but fearing
that might not be him, their movements continued 70
be watched. In short time they kicked up . WITH
young men at hot corn stand the Park walk,
opposite Frankfort street, and the parties commenced
firing each other The thieves got the worst ofhe
returned 70 rsconnoire and finding that the victorious
party bad lef the ground, they commenced whng and
calling out for owpey who shortly made his appearance
in throwing stones He made nght, and only submitted
when he laid out by the soothing application Of Far
ey's billy the side OF his head. He was then taken
the Third district station and committed the charge
Of 1sbipg and throwing stones and TO quiet him Farley
brought person 70 look u him and say whether he was
the who threw the stones not In the morning he
brought to the Chiefs oice by Farley and Bowyer.
He protested against having been kepsn custody al night
stones and informed him Of the real charge which he
had been arrested, and asked him where hts pal Julius
was but DO denied moving anything about either him
that way. Bowyer told him that he aud Julius were
booked Tor inside passage for ten or fifteen years in
jersey, and that julius had got Little the
old quarters in Newark. He would NOT be
eve this until Bower showed him Julius
bosom when he left him in prison. He then began 70 l
ter and said that he would only treat him fairly he
sured him that he would do what was right and asked
him with them to Newark and consult with his friend
julius before he did anything more In the matter. He
consented do and anti providing good breakfast
for him. they took him 70 Newark On the way hi:her
he in good Spirits and quite communicative He told
them that he. Jule and their friend Ed had hearty
laugh when they met after having been frightened by
Bowy that morning in Frankfort street On arriving a
prifon there was quite scene between owney and ~
lus the former commenced bubberng, and sail 10 his
pal WE'LL old boy, we're foul and had better try and
make the best Of IT, and get all the property returned 70
Mr.. Baldwin"
The prisoners then gave detailed account the bur
gary said tba, having returned to New York. they
carried tho plumber to Gavns for safe keeping intend
ing In the morning and sell IL TO him. On their
return in the morning they found that sundry portions OF
il had evaporated amongst the rest piece OF heavy
corded black silk Calvin denied the thei and was in
digpapt at their insinuatons against his honesty But
alas there no honesty even among thieves ss prov
cd in this instance, for in searching Gav1ns cro the
pawn ticket for that very piece OF silk ioun by the
officer, along with number Of other tickets. Owney
told Mr.. Baldwin that for all his jewelry Gal
vim cnly paid them twelve dollars. JUL 10
newed his request TO send his brother to him,
and that he would disclose to him where he could obtain
the watch snd some Of the property The officers re
turned 10 New York, and that evening Bowyer esped
young gent, very NJ atty dressed, ~ Frenchs Hotel
BE accosted him Familiarity, and said, How do you do
Ed ~ But he replied, You mistaken, sir that Is
not my name" Bowyer assured him that he was not
mistaken and that the first t~o letters OF his
pricked on bis arm. he tried to deny IT, but upon Bow
yers projecting to produce proof by examining his arm
be owned up Bowyer then inquired when be had SEGA
his frienas Julius and owney2 But he denied knowing
such persons When told he referred his friends whom
parted with abruptly last week. 70 get measured by
the Dutch boomaker he admitted that he had them
about three days before Bowyer then informed him
that his two friends were then in prison at New
ark, At which be laughed, and said they
would have to be caught first. But Bowyer a.
sured him that they were not snly caught and
Gagged but had copresscd their guilt. Farley and Bow
yer took MIN to Newark, and after ne was allowed "a
have an interview with the boys, no said he would do
all that was possibleI TO recover the watch. julius
said that would cost $50 10 get H. - had been dis
posed Tor that Bowyer promised that the money
should be forthcoming as soon a, he got the watch
hey returned TO New York, and that evening Ed true
to his word brought to Bowyer the anxousy sought for
watch, and received the promised $50.
All the property having been thus recovered, and the
burglars captured the detectives was finished and
nothing for them except 70 testify against
the accused when the trial comes of before the criminal
court at Newark.
Gavin win be prosecuted for receiving stolen goods
and will be tried than one charge.
The working up OF the entire case occupied nearly
three weeks during which time little amopnt OF boot
leather consumed the part OF officers Bowyer and
Farley.