New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

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queut and uOet rapt1rous applause Long oeiore The
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cr, wded 10 tie utmost eycet- and ecoics Wrrr Ooised
to 90 AVA, without getting inside The BUILDING Tao-e
who could gain access were conso'eu WIN tns as
suranc- u At the lecture on "Gaahr!' inc'udihg the
Ru.,ess N,,nre Of Iovt-makibg in the United States
next W eineedsy would provethe greatest treat About
o,. third a. the audience last evening was composed
Of indies and the rect CT the serner sex, VINO mani
.ested a deep interest to get Ian sight oil Lola
O,ers. pla--es nnumerabc were IN acufe relul'too
F,rsp1sG RAIRo,D 10 BIZ SotD.-An order has
bsr issued by the Supreme Court for the sale Of the
Flushing Railroad on the 9Th Jay OF April
Uorrt TgIIyrs-RTcOyERr OF $1,000 WORTH or
ppo,,urr.-A day or two ago, Officer Wilson Of the
Fneenth Precinct apprehendod two young men. giving
,ler names A. Amos Walter and George Wilson, on
81, picon Of being hotel thieves, the fact of which
arrest was noticed at the time in THE TRIBrsr. Officer
Wilson, it appears, happened into the New-York
Hotel at the time when he discovered Waiter and
Wilson. whom he knew to be thieves, hanging about
the hall and from their actions suspected that they
were around for no good. After watching them for
some little time they both left the hotel rather suddenly
I'D Broadway to the FouIth avenue and entered a
4aloon where they remained some time. Fearing that
they might escape Officer Wilson was about to enter
the place when one Of them out, and forth
With arrested and given in charge of another officer.
Wilson then went in to arrest the other and Just as he
opened the door the fellow ran out of back door
and attempted to escape by jumping over the fence.
lie was closely pursued and overtaken after short
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costly set Of skeleton key. and burglars tools.
The premises No. IS2 East Broadway, where the
twain resided were earcl ed and between a 800 and
$4,000 worth Of property consisting OF gold watches
diamond rings earrings and other articles Of ewelry,
discovered. The property conveyed. with the
accused to the Fifteenai Precinct Saton-IIouse. In
possession Of lady in the house who cased herself
the wife Of Walter, magnificent diamond brooch.
Yesterday afternoon hearing was had in the case at
the jefferson Market Police Court before Justice
Kelly, when Mr.. aud Mrs. Hawkins Of the Metro
potan Hotel, and Others, appeared and identified a
portion Of tie property as belonging to them, and
which va. stolen from their rooms. In the early part
Of last week the Of Dr. Steinberg. at the New
York Hotel was entered by the accused, his trunk
broken open, and diamond PIN valued at $3.50, and
three studs stolen thererom. The studs and the set
ting Of the pin recovered but the diamond was
no. eat. Among the property recovered were two or
three patent safes" such as used for swndlng
purposes, and about 81 800 in counterfeit money The
examination Is not yet finished.
On Sunday night, Officer German of Baltimore ar
rived in town with bench warrant for Wilson, whose
real name is George Kuhn. II seems that about a
year ago, Kuhn entered the room of Mr.. lIansei of
Philadelphia, stopping at I'arnums Hotel in Baltimore,
and stole thsrefrom s. 900 worth of jewelry. lie was
subsequently arrested in this city and taken to Balti-
more, where he lay in prison some weeks. and was
finally baled soon after his release on bail he fed
the city, and has been tracked TO Chicago and other
place. but always managed to escape the vigilance Of
Officer German, who has been formosths chasing after
him