New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09


CHAPrYR OY BrR6IARrgs.-Ye.csiay mcrncg
s5ou, clock as Of6eer CROSBY Of the Eighth Pre-
ciEct pairoi7g his heat be discovered basement
window in Il dwelling -house c. Mr.. Aua Dominiek
No. Us Spring street w,de open and the shutters
brown back. Thinking there va, something wrong ne
procured The sssisxc Of Office. Reed anc both en-
tered t,e I-emses, And after searching about some
time fourd two men ose white end the othsr blssk
seoresed in smsl Closet The Burglars were spprc-
htnisd end taken TO the Station-House. where the
White e. ow gave his raue a. james Hazard snd the
blsck fell;T a. George Thompsoa. Upon searching
them there fond in the pockets q tie former
-,tpg shot. tae carrying eaving in possession, of
which is in itself State Prison o-nse upon .ke per-
son Of the latter sr,,e-bar.el pistol, oatsd and
CHppet. AID jimmy. TIE accused. hsi entered the
preni'es BY forcing open tie outse shutter OF the
ftonbasemen. wiI cow snd fo:cirg out the psnel Of
the irsd; shutter. They had quantity of piunder
packed up aud resiy for removal when discovered.
The accused yesterday morning conveyed before
Justice Kelly a. tbs Jefferson Market Police Court,
and committed 10 prison fog examin ation bal in bctt
oases beng refused. Hazard is notorious rascal,
ana has beer in the State Prison tb:ss times lie was
was born il this city 81 yeas Of age lives IN Mercer
steel and ssys he drives hack. The colored man is
II Yeas OF sge, was born in New-Jersey, lives IN
Greene street and fo.ow, the sea for a. living.
Or the righ. OF the ID Of February Mr.. Tsoms,
Keesan Of No. 37 Fist svsnue, which place ne occu
pies as liquor store al dwelling closed bis etore st
III o'clock by locking me door on the inside leaving
the key in tie ock AT about O'Clock Mr. kcecsn,
xLo with bis wife slept in room at the back OF said
s,c:e, was slammed BY tie appearance of men in his
rotm. He Immediately Jumped out OF bed, when the
mel of w ON Le ssw three, fed into the street and
escaped. Crcn examination Le found tie gss-lgdt
burning ami also discovered that the men had carried
away his door key and TIE TIL, containing con-
siiei ab 9 money. Tie 6urgisrs lad a.So taken his
potket-book, which he had in lis psntsoons pocket
upon go to bed and s.so his god watch and chsu,
ahch be hsi hung S. the he sd Of h bed upon retiring
Tie property s:olen consisted of gold watch and
can, valued at $780, pSoket-book containing ~! in
bank notes and sl3 in SILVER coin all OF tue value OF
t235. Tie ipg following ii burg lazy the money
81. eupted was fol-i IN a vacant lot adjoining the
store.
NJ. Keenan, subsequently gave description OF the
gold watch and cnan 70 Elias |andealp OF No. -
Eas: Twenty y-tbird street. wien |andenIp informed
him that on or about the 9th of February John Bray
GAZE TO his hcuss in tie Eight time. and gave MIN
god watch AID cian answering ths description Of
tie e.c.er proper! a:d asked him to tske care of it,
l. about ten Jays Thereafter named James Don
ohue called aad got TIE property from Mrs. Nandenip
Mr. yandeplip sad that few days after the burglary
Young fellow came 20 his house and said that he
kew tie persons who entered Keenan's store, and
mentioned the names Of John Bray, Caleb Abrams and
tie nsmes of five other fellows, whom ne asserted were
the burglars. The Police were made acquainted with
tless fscta, whsn Officer Wilson Of the Eleventh Pre-
cuc and Otters set to work to ferret out the thieves
On Wednesday evening Officer Wilson, while in dis
suise came Bray and fell into conversation with
hin, IN the course of which the burglary was men
toned. Bray tod Wilson tia. tie watch could DO had,
bu. no: the chain, AID he wondered if Keenan, would
he gilbrg 30 give $40 to recover the watch Officer
Wi son tten msde himtelf known and took Bay into
custody on suspicion. Subsequently Bay told the
officer that f he would arres. the crowd the watch
could oe 60. from Of them but ii rascal did not
meb.cn VITO tie "crOwd vas, or TIE names or any
Of ther, but he thought the watch bad not Jet been
old. Bray was yesterday morf ing taken before JUS
ice Qveckenbush, q. the Jeff7r.on Market Police
Court aId upon the testimony Of the persons above
named cl mmitted 20 prison for examination.
Mrs. Vandeblp, from whom the watch was obtained,
tstei that the fellow who took the watch told her
that ne was nei Keerans store the morning after the
burglary aud saw the burslsIs in the adjoining stone
yard civi6irg the money.
Caleb Abrams alias GuDisn, of the gang, is now
;nplisrned il TIE Tombs on charge of highway rob-
bery. Scms time since, few days subsequently to
the buygsry he attacked man in the street and at
tempted TO take his watch AID chain but il proved
bad OF eraor as he Iiinself taken into custody
by al ofHcer, ard Justice Kelly committed him to
rrison !or trial.
Yesterday morning, German named William
Weaver bu1glarioufy entered the dweling-house OF
Mrs Soptraria Pierce No 25l East Tenth street. and
wss proving about the premises in search of pundtr,
vixen scme Of the inmates, who were stirring, dis-
covered him and asked lin what he wanted Weaver
did rot stop to explain the Ct his presence IN the
hcu;e bit ran down stairs and into the street where
hc was arrested by Officer Daily Of the Seventeenth
Precinct. In possession of Weaver was found
bundle Of skeleton key and some burglarious mple-
ments Justice Brennan, before whom the accused
y Has taken committed him to prison for trial
Yesterday an Ir:shman, named James Coon, was
csugtt coming from the Office OF Mr.. Peter kryer,
correr of Avenue B ard Tenth street, having 10 his
posse sson qusntiy of ron which he had etc len from
the premises. Coon had buTglariously entered the
efice by forcing the wndow-shutters. Justice Bren'
Ian sent him to prson to await his trial.
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