New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
Crirrr Detected i'm u Singular Manner.

Two Young women plead guilty to grand lar
ecy IN tho Court Of Sessions Yesterday afeinoon-tWo
sister. Elizabeth ard Mary hays-Whoso cHses woud
lnru the yriuHdvOrk for quite an elaborate criminal
story At tie public mind were not engTossed with mat
tors Of gIta,er moment Tho facts are BREEZY as follows
Mr. Peter Tholimer "eliknoWn citiHrn' spent th,
greater part of the IN the country and hck-
M his h0nEc No. 2l3 Third street iess than thiee
weeks ago during The absence Of The family these two
young women formed plan Of robbery aud plumber;
Not knowing that tie house was empty they entered
n stealtlIiY wlth bottle 81 ch!Droiorm intending, no
doubt to remain conceded mt nighlai and then stu
9efy the inmates and carry OF NE propr'y To their
.uri ris. they found the Gcsertrdso thy very
cool Established themselves as ui!srcss"s OF tie de
se-iel uan.ion and were brh servants and mstrcsses
Of the household But tLcr fan came to AZ abrupt ter
milat.On.
One day. Mrs. Edson a relative Of tho Tholmers.
caiie 10 tie house win u so'c rcpacr Ia make ready
FOR the arriya oihe family. Mrs went down stairs.
and though that matters looked rntaer disturbed she
cutercd the cellar aud could not rcprcss slight shrek
when she .nw two yonng there When her
alarm rad subsded SIZE asked, What on earth you
doing mere rrv dsSarey "W6o is Msfs Anne aS
what business have you lere Ms Edison reiterated
'Oh Mary Anne Is the gitI that hives here maam ana
We knew ID. coming home to-day. AID We Thought
we co I'D bring bundles here and surprise her Mrs
T. sold them mat iho aforesaid Mary Anne would not
return cI several days. and they had better leave the
urcnscs AT They put on airs. scc1ed very in
dlgnnnt and said oh. very well then. well CO." So
thew tool two large bundles which lying the
table. aud coolly marched or Mn Edison did NO. sus
n -
returned the truth became eppnrent IN q the wsrdobcs
md ewecases had been rfed by these maids aud that
In tie bundles which the, claimed ~ their own and
carried uG were articles belonging 10 the family. 10
quite a value. But there no clue u tho female
thieves, Detection seemed impossible and Mr. and
MIR. Tboner made up their minds 20 bear the loss
philosophcniy.
Now comes the singular part Of the story II IL said
that murder will out" and So IL seems VII robbery.
On the Saturday after their return home. Mr. and Mrs
Iholiuer took ride togethorby 10 means al unusual
thing Tuey went to Lansingbufgh and returned by
way Of the new avenue. Whi,o proceeding along the
road they met two young woneD just rs they passed
tLcm Ms Iho,lmer said 10 her husband. Turn YOUR
horse around VI those women is wearing my dress
II an sure of tho pstern.' The horses head Vas
turned and the pedestrians were oycrhaued Mrs.
Thobmcr lifted the dress OF the suspected female. ard
GA she did Mr.. L. sad Yes, thnts ,onr bilrioral
sure enough Mre. I. said she wond go % Troy IN
holsecar If her husband would take the women 10 the
city In his carriage He told them Ia jump in they did
3D. without n murmur obcc.on-hnng ing their henC5
In shane-and thus Mr. T. drove through tho streets 81
Troy, seated bctocon two cnprs and drlis cred them
10 Officer kcensn. Most Of the property was after
ward found IA Albany and West Troy. The prisoners
were indicted fr Burglary and grand larceny 10y the
Grand Jury and yesterday plead gully % grand lar
ccny In lust nine day. after their arrest In consdera
ton OF their former good character the plea vas ac
ccpioi-notR Outstanding tie discovery oi The chnro-
fornbottle IN The house, which they had lett IN their
hsFiy rteat. This morning they were sent 20 Sing
Sing for yeats We venture 70 soy TINT the local
annals o crime SCARCELY contain parable 10 TINS daring
robbery and accidental detection. lrgoy Times.