New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-21

CAPTURE OF Fo,R BurCI .ns.-Yeeterday morn
ing about II, clock O1cer Perkins Of the Sixteenth
Precinct while patrolpg bis beat received intormi-
ton tina: bugai had entered the iron foundry Of
Charles Davis, No. 10 West Eighteenth street and
at that time on tie premises. Officer Perkins
sent word to the Staton-HOuse, when Officers Tumey
Shelley and others dispatched TO his assistance
Approaching the foundry very cautiously, several Of
tie men were stationed at different points shout the
building to prevent the escape of the thieves whilc
Officers Perkins and Ttmey gained access to the prem
ises through q rear window in the yard
Passing Tito the office they discovered that thieves
had been AZ work upon the safe, but the rascas mad
appareutly fed They had gained access to tie Office
by breaking cut two large psnes of glass in the lower
SASH and their first labor seemed to nave been upon
the safe the brass covering over the keynote OF Whch
had been forced Of AID indentaons made IN the irop
The first second and third hoOrs were searched, but
without effect. The fourth floor, used a. q oattefn-
room, still remained and thher the two officers re-
paired After searching about some time, the oiicers
quantity Of patterns in mock where scarcely any
person would have thought of looking for them.
Trey were conveyed to the Station House. where they
gave their names as James Clark, alias William An
drews, and James Martin.
The thieves were Yesterday morning taken before
Justice Kelly at the Jefferson Market Police Court,
when Mr. Davis, the proprietor OF the tou1dry test-
fed that lie closed the Office on Wednes day nigot aud
upon returning on Thursday morning discovered .nH
the place had been entered by burglars. The brass
covering over the key hole had been PRED OIL ard the
hey hole chise.ed ana damaged that 1t was found
necessary to send it 10 the manufacturers. Lyirs
about the hcOr was quantity OF tools belonging 10
TIE foundry, and it was evident that the theyes nsd
brought no implements with them. desk naa been
forced, and quantity OF papers scattered overtime
floor. -,
TIE magistrate committed them to prison for trial
in default Of - 900 bail each. Clark, alias Andrews,
is % years OF sge native of Ireland and 10 feeder
on printing press by occupation He recently gradu,
a,ed IRON the State Prison at sing Sng Martin -
yesrs CT age was born in this city, and Is trunk-
II aker by trade. Neither OF them had anything to
say relative TO the charge. e,r..
On Tuesday night as Officer Beaver, of the Twenty
.ecoId Precinct. was patrolpg hs beat, he saw two
fellows oafpg along the street, and suspectng tha'
they were abroad for good purpose followed tnem;
The thieves approached the packing house OIL Dsh'si
L. Rugg, Nos. BOA and 200 West rtieth street. anu,
tearing n several strips OF weather boarding 10 the
rear effected an entrance to the establishment. Aver
waiting for some time, one OF them came GUY WIN q
bag over his shoulder. The officer pursued ana
arrested him and took him TO tue Stst'on-no"Se'
where lie gave his name as George leiieSt
He said that q man named John Myers csine 70 Ms
house ard woke him up he being in bed a. the tlue,
and tod him that he knew OF place wnele the.o We
mcney MYERS asked him If he had piece OF IRON,
ard upon his replying in the affirmative, asked nun 70
scccnpsny him. They repaired to the P re ~ qI ~
tion, aid Myers took the ron, ORC Ike ngle No. ~
tU,lC p0. ODe ned the door anu caico -" ~
Myers took the money and the two went 20 u yets
house ard divided the money, and as ne was esSns
with h share Of the plunder, the otboer a're'eed n
IeifeTt was on "Wednesday morning cohuI tt
ten &c rarily by Justice Kelly. On Wednssasy nlgn'
the same officer succeeded IN arrestnS 1onn nJesi
Be- Ct the thieves were Yesterday mot1ne ~ e..
before Justice Kelly at the Jefferson Msr1et Ioi;e
Court, aSd committed TO prison Tor >, oa h.;i
default Of 81 900 and Myers in oetsut Of S'V'' O''
RAJ EsTA1r-The following saea were msie yes
terdsy at the Merchants Exchange by A. ). beeeSer'
Sen Co: ..o
House sns io COZ It'll st. l64 g. L. ". Of L-~.'''"e "a
sstoy bi!ck AID 10. - Z. len-si CO.
4-stary Eng -h basement ko Sc snd 20, ID 900
Eas; 18th Az i-aaehod u. eath-,t
is'oy EnsAh "a enieut sou- and a, 10 We = -
West 7'h M, 70 ,c
south ace - fee, Ess. 9th AZ ...''''''''''''
pIsorDFPtY HousYs BRoKEs CF.-i e6'e'i'I a'.s
rocn Cspt. Hu,chpgs Of the Faa Pfsenct, WIZ
plsoot Of hi. uep made adjacent upon tue dlso'1e''
louse No 43 Thouas street. AMI sfeSted ma aaa'ed
Jo.eyh Crosby tie alleged proprietor OF Toe
NEXT, .cee.her With tae fsloUms women ala 7,'9'
who we've sousd ca the preuises Jane C", ~, -.
bella McMi!er, Mary Robert Ehzaoeeu TO-,
Elm d. ruscp Msry Carte. h Zsoetn sum 70 80
Day's AID Htp,iet;s Cr0ss. The p,isoue's -
uarct Ell 70 the Tonb- sri c5nmNte1 u P's"1 ~
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