, 1866-12-10
HEAVY Robbery OF STOCKS.
A CONFIDENTIAL Clerk Runs or with
Over SIuD,OOO Worth Of Gold Mining
stock f>cFHtdcnte%-I1Is arrest, Aftcr =
Severe Httuc-lr.

in- day with ZONE ot lis relatives and friends
short distance in thu country; anil mas.
much Us he had generally been very attcn-
tive 70 lis business, aud had with apparent
rs1s Of h,s enpInEers, his request Wis readily
granted. On the Friday following, the other
clerks and members OF the firm were psou1p..
II on hand, and ARRANGEMENTS were being
made TO transact business as best they might
without the assistance of the clicf bauk
keeper: but the keys OF the safe could no.
where be found. Cady had charge OF the
keys OF the safe, and the conclusion, under
The circumstances, vas *that he had taken
the Keys with him when hc left OF Wedues-
discover le had the keys With him, he
would cut Ills vacation short aud return to
the 0ilicc. Under this Impression business
1'as suspended during the entire Jay of Fri
day, but thr anxioilsly expected onc did not
return. All hands became very uneasy. but
they trusted that the next morning would
fand Cady Gt his post, and matters saitsfac-
toFily arranged. Saturday morning arrived,
but 1t did not bring with il the missing clerk.
Noon came, but still he arrived not.
THE RnBitERY DISCOVERED.
In sheer desperation the services OF the
safe maker w..e called into rc1uisltiou, aud
with great dillieolty tho safe door was blown
open. An examination Of tire contents of
the safe showed that certificates oI 1nlnin.
stock and bonds, amounting iu oil 10 over
f1O0O01. had been nbstractcd, aud the cause
of Mr. Cady'6 pFutrncted absence das iwme-
diately OWNED. The members Of the firm
and the clerks Were thunacr>tr,,ck By tlis
Glazing pruof Of Cady's dsshonrAty, and
critical examination Of the books and ac-
conuts, which hc had charge OF was ins,itu.
ted, and resulted in the discovery Of discrcp-
ancits and evidences OF pecu1ations which
: Cady had indullged In ut ullvren. times for
months past, With these dansning pro1fs Of
the favosite clerks inrraiitudc and dishon-
esty, Mr.. Rfkcr called upon Inspector Diiks
and rela:ed to him the Gcts In the case.
THE DETECTIVES ON TUE TRACE
lhe Inspector seeing the Importance OF the
affair, detailed detective officer Farley to
s'woEk NJ the case,'' and this gentleman, ag-
ter careful investigation into all the cir-
eumstances, laid his plans for the capture of
CAdy. sna with What Success will readily be
perceived On inquiry ut the house IN which.
Cady had been boarding, Mr.. Farley ascer-
talrcd that his man had left there on the
Wednesday evening, iu coach, mud that In
all probability he had .one TO New Brpns-
wick, j., where hc had been in tho habit
that Cady and the young woman referred to
bad been in the habit OF visiting together a
young lady in this city. but the most diltgent
inquiry tailed, for the tim- being, to reveal
The whereabouts Of the fngitives, although 1t
was strongly suspected for ccrtaih reasons,
iaat Cady and this young woman had gone
In the direction Of Boston. Mr, Farley opened
communication with detectives in different
Rarts Of the country, but n1l 10 nu avail.
sa,s Yesterday mo5ning cndy aud his eGompauIoa
plans Of thu officer laid that within Il few
hours OF the arrival Of the pair tAr:s plare OF
ConccalHcnt in the city was known 10 Mr.
Farley, and he instantly repaired to the es-
tabli>h.nent designated In his information
and succcLcd in arcsting Cady.
f. DESPERATE RESISTANCE.
The establishment which the guilty :,,r.
ties had chosen IS their Temporary residence
WAS the lon1ine ttote1. aud an Inquiry ut Tue
~ofilce ct tho hotel Satisfied Afr. Farley that
Tie nah he wanted WAS i'll tllr hosfsc, regis
!efed As Charles lisatam, and occupied room
No. Is. The NjlIcer was s!i,wh up to the
room, auo InoeAed yfry gently at ilt door,
which vas immediately o2e:led ~ yona.
80 earnestly sought for Mr.. Farley asked il
Mr. Graham was in, and WAS Ipiormed that
Mr. Gral'ani had left the city the previous
af,cmoon. but wlcre he had gone to or
whether nc would soon rctura the young
man really cnula not tell During this c.d-
1cguy Il . young man had been holding the
ttoeF slightly alnr; hut tho otces in The Il, .,st
EEEsee' i::an,cr possible, had 'uan7.ed tn
Ei!de by the occupant Of the room, and be.
tho rnsitIon Lad shut the dur, locked Il
and put the key In his pocket. The youn.
man, who WAS no other than the fugitive. viii
good show Of indignation, informed Mr.
Farley that hc thought that WIS dccd.Ily
-SH%
was remarkably tamsliar- IIe was in(or,aed /
that s.ich N0S ono Of the characteristics OF
lie Stranger. ont that, as lie had called upon
bus!nrss, Tie quicker it WAS settled the hct-
Ter u would b. fuF all PARTIES lie ,-a= told
BY The tfiecr that he bad been anxiously
sought FOR. and was wanted i,ntaeii,tciy d
the Marble Hail., y No. 800 Mulberry street.
He Young man desired au explanation.
thr on at,;nsr nr. A.. SGay, heisys" 5s'aa.ked
are @s,sSen sS ' cn5 M Mr. Gnay; Yqn
apparent SURPRISE hut this would not do:
lie fiad the WRONG mau 10 trite with, and was
ordered pcrcmH,olisv u put on his coat and
nat nnt, accompany his vlsitur TO the Central
aud urged on Mr.. Ca.ly the Necessity Of excr-
ciFint, the utmost despatch. Mr. C;.,,Y find-
Ing that he had no change f1r escape pro-
ceedcd to don bis coat and hat very coolly and !
deliberately, the officer meanwhile searching
the drawers and rcersses in the room to |
aseu1c himself that nothing would tc
left behind that might subsequently be want |
eh. Wien CHay put On Ills orercoat Mr.. ]
Farley, seeing iAar the cnl!ar was nwrr, as I
Sisted in adjusting it. and noticed while doing
IN the side pocket or the cunt. Susmctiny
thai tlieTe n something sniscllitvoiiS iu the |
pocket, MT. Farley, with str.ny sudden J
jerk drtw the ha'l1 from the pocket ut,d dis
covered that cady had been as,cnrtins to
insert his fingers In yitlainuus looking &C. |
ol iron kn1lck1es, with which lie immediately |
struck vt lin olicer in Il ~icked na,l- !
ner, but the latter nlauass4a to avoid {
Tue blow 50 generously tcn1e.cd, aud |
by we'll dir,~tcd hlow with his |
clenchca fist knocked the rn!i3an PROSTATE /
on the Eoor, aud administered to him |
sound dInbbirg. being obliged to keep his
knee On Caty's trrusi to hold It:n down.
The other inmates "f the house, attracted BY
the noise aud confusion in the room, had as-
ssanl'aetl at the door, and were elanofin. for
admission, aua the officer, thinking. he had
Eui!ig gieutiy chastiscd Cudy, turnrd 10 unlock
the door. but no sooner hau ho released him
tAan Cady agnin Acw nj Tic otliccr, aud re-
ccfved for so dong another knnck-dowp
blow,'s whcrcupon'hc acknowledged himself
ynnquishrd aud surrendered. Tic state If
affairs was explained 10 The crawl at the
room door, and The officer, with his charge,
rcpaifed to the pDliee hes lutiartcrs.
A LARGE AMOUNT or PROPERTY RECOVERED. |
On arriving at tho Central office .he nsiso-
ncr wns searched, and in his possession were
found the missing keys Of the safe, together
Will certificates VI stock, Mnney aud checks,
amounting to about one hundred aud ten or
fifteen thousand dollars. Finding himself |
cornered, Cady stated that he had arranged
to dispose of the stock III lew days mud dc.
camp to New Orleans, but III. plans were
frustrated as above described. Ho WAS locked |
up at headquarters, and will b. brought be. !
fore the Justice Mt the Toon1bs Police Court |
this morning for trial.