New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
CRIME.

TIE BONDED WAREHOUSE BURGLARY.
Yesterday Lawrence Griffith. Thomas Burns. and
John Williams, the burglars who were caught in the
bonded warehouse Of b. H. Bixby Co., at Nos. Sc and
. tireenwich-st on Monday morning, account Of
which published Ia tn IEibtNf' were taken elos
Justice D1whng ~ the TUmbs Tho 81 pieces OF silk
TO taking thcm away were Identified by Mr.. Nathaniel
Donuelly. cnpoye OF the firm OF A. T. stewart Co.
that with other officers lac found the accused in the ware
house, and they accordingly committed for trial
TIE MoNrAUH INSURANCE COMPANY ROBBERY
The examination in the case Of Ephraim q. Pattcr-
SON who IL charged with bling concerned In the robbery
o. $4,000 worth OF bonds from the safe CT the Montak
Insurance Company, at their oicc. No y Courf-st,
IrooLlyh. the morning OF Aprii g, 1906 he having pre-
scutc IA a. OF the stolen coupons for payment at the Uice
OF the Milwaukee aud 81. Paul Railroad Co, in this city
was continued yesterday at the T9mbs before justice
Dowliug Mr.. John G.. Kipp for the defense, testified
that on the Inst willie Ia saloon with ne accused ~
the intersection Of T~enty-thlrds.- ana Elghta we
security produced the two coupons IN question valued
t sB5 each aud after some little further conversation te
accused advanced the money aud took the coupons iot
scrfity Tie Stranger aftcr left the place This
moved Sor the discharge OF Lis client the ground that
the evidence insuihcient to VIBRANT ms uetntlon
tho magistrate decided 10 take the papers aud render
decision OF Thursday next
TIE ATTEMPTED MURDER OF POLICEMAN.
Yesterday Officer Stephen w. Smyth of the Fifth
Precinct an account Of whose attempt9 shoot Rounds
man Ni,es De soys on Monday evening has appeared
nm TnrnrNF was brought before Justice Bowling and
fomiitad fo trlal lie is native Ireland, aged 80
he is innocent OF the charge y stated by witnesses Of
the affair that immediately after the pistol Was wlehched
from smy tbs hand nc turned 10 fellow officer ana ra
II didn't mean Il FOR him, bat for the other Capt.
Pcttys version OF tho affair Is ~ follows; Nhfn the
uis6ner entered the Ieonardst Police station on Mon
dav evenipg nc went 10 The desk and asked Sergeant
Carpenter whether Captain Petty was m Beng INFORMED
a a cS ne Hs %h his brother officers telling them that
he Intended to ask leave Of absence taJ night Onc oI
s friends told him that he should change his uniform.
A. Nvns
with his officers unless they were unlloIhe . 10 us
refused" Shortly thereafter he went 10 the d0rmtofy
and changed his ctzen's dress for his UNIFORM giving
the key OF his clothescoset To another poehan'
when the hell rang at O o'clock for evening rolcall,
Smyt descended TO the polce-Ioom "a unot ,h an,
captan had returned, and was told that ne had nor.
Then after falling IN the line win the oter poeSe, ne
made the attempt Oh the life OF the iouhIsin iQl Wsn
he is Imprisoned. Previous TO- the transaction the
prisoner had hidden those Of his friends %hom ne st
The eatin gsaloon in West broadway where he hau nsu
ally taken his meals lac babe the bartender goo" pSe
SUSPECTED MURDER. GOOD
The body of an unknown man was found few
DAVIS ago in the river at stuyvesont Y Investigation
Do, dcyeloned the fact that the deceased Mr. John
r. Lahore fruitdcaler In Fulton Market and resident
Of BROOKLYN lie e des G ri bS 0H b@I With III large
ann of money jury TO investigate the case yes
tcrd0y
CoUSTERTErrERs.
George Kayson. John i. lIolbert, and Chas. Held,
recently arrested In Elizabeth ON charge of passing five
$40 counterfeit National bank bills taken TO trenton
by United States Marshal, yesterday, Tor trial.
THE RECENT MURDER IN NEWARK
Since the murder of Patrick Tormy, on the night
Of the t Of July every effort has been made by the po
lice NJ Newark TO fluid the knife with which the murder
was committed and which was the only INK WaInS
make the chain of cireunstantai evidence hsnnso, @
nrisoncrs Thomas Welsh aud Bernard tafey co,P ved
Yesterday morning scaycnger who had Dcen eihpu5ne
70 search the clubhouse in the yard attach 10 to %
ises of Welshs father, found the knife whlch was I
devous looking one and which, on beng SHOWN " a. @
81 bc itnesses against Welsh identned as .hs one
they had In his possession on the S' auu i " '''
BURGLARS CAUGHT IN THE FIFTH WARD.
Az about 5. o'clock yesterday morning romeo
man Cole saw two men descending ladder from the ROOF
~ No 81 Ilspenardst He raped for qua, ana when
onieers arrived, the two men-ChAfles mhynoWer anu
Henry Chobcrg by name-wero arrested ana taken To
fonnd two bales OF cloth and, walking across the
.sning housetops ascertaned that the scuttle of
~ ~ ocSupIcd BY Mcssrs Heineman * Co. cloth
orhants Ind been forced open, and the goods found
NV thc roof had been taken therefrom AT the police
o Oh Ion the cloth was identified by Messrs Hcineman
% ~ their nroperty When fret accosted by the officer
~ ,snners said they had been the roof of the new
pdinc 10 sleep Justice Bowling, declining TO accept
ban committed the prisoners
AMAN MURDERED by HIS MISTRESS.
MrupJus Tenn, July 9--Wauen Petit, alias
Charley Wilson, formerly OF Sehuy lersvle. N N eh
afcy an aache OF Everetts Theater was shot through
h Hearf this rnornng and instantly killed. by hs nus
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