New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

arc one Of Allen family and because you are ameah de
pioabe dizzy thief that you are arrested ana y9a snn
circumstance You and yonr class are pest 70 soeey ana
wish some one would shoot you Here Alien muttered that
whoever attempted t would have good tine dong ~ No
p has had better chance reform than and In iatuTe
wish you TO understand that We wage relentless WI" against
YOU" -, -,., .oh,Lo 10
be I'm his confederate taken before Justice
Bowling Al the Tombs in the day sent them TO the
Pertentary on Backwes Island Migrants having no Wis
me means Of s1Dport Allen influence enough however,
TO procure his release. in few days ct the
Mr. Cummings the messengar OF the Broadway Bank OF
wallet containing s 800 in checks bills etc. ana was eaueD
while attempting was then SHOWN up 70 muse as
embed and having been photographed was reeondueted 10
his quarters in the Tombs. = o.
Two other wals thieves giving the names o. ne9rge
Clark and William Thomas alias Courtney, were exhibited 70
the party order that they might be known N future Ihey
arrested by Detectives DOYLE and Ober OF the fs
rict and were well known thieves who in the HABIT Of
longing around Wallst watching for favorable chances
rbey were and after warning IRON the In
pecior not TO in Wa again. no speclhc charge
being made against them, were allowed to 60. . A.
VIM Hoskins a candidate for public favor was the
last one exhibited He states that he has but just come on
from Galveston Texas In the depot at Ceyeand ONO nc
managed steal the check Of carpet bag. The hei was
discovered and the railroad officials there at once
on 10 the station master NJ the hudson l'et haoau
az Thrteths in this city TO deta,n any one Tno
the check and attempted TO claim the bag On TUESDAY ng
oskns presented himself with the stolen check and was az
taken into custody by Officer Carroll OF the
Precinct He too photographed and then taken Oeoio
Justice Ledwh. who committed him for examination.
Several Of the officers having made complaints 'hI 'ny %
been elected from the Of the Fourth Sixth ana hh
roads, the Inspector took occasion 10 INFORM Tue Oc
that they were conte their duties those roads as
usual Should conductor order them to leave his car unless
thew paid their fare they do until the car was
stopped alght They then TO inform the pas
sengers action that they were car detectives ana a
toned on the ears the purpose Of protecting them from
thieves that owing TO the measures OF the directors oil inc
roads their efforts were 20 certain extent neurlled vi
The remaining roads the Presidents and directors entered
ready the scheme and afforded every aid TO the pOc
There are individual exceptions The conductors OF
cars No ~ and the Third Avenue Road are complained
of as being opposed the detailed they having ordered
the officers from their several occasions should any
conductor attempt eject officer OF the detailed iorce ar
the officer had explained his position while the car was IN
motion would be the duty Of that officer to at once arrest
the conductor aud make charge Of assault ana battery
against him before the nearest sitting magistrate ii al hsn'
take the prisoner to the station house.
The INSPECTOR also attention the fact that the
thieves had transferred the field Of their operations from the
cars to stages The particularly cautioned 10
watch the stages and they saw tbci IN one 10 az ohce
take him The fact Of being there was sncieh
proof that mischief intended One or two instances bad
occurred persons had been robbed while dlng 10 the
coaches Of the leading Lote in going TO or coming nom inc
railroad depo md boat bindings They were also TO nave an
eve on those eOnyeyabCes occasionally. :, &c.,,
Having given these instructions the force was usmlsscu
their daily tasks.