New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-14
MONDAY, JANUARY Id, 1867.
CRIME.
ROBBERY IN ExcurSeE-r1ACr- slOisO sroi.s S FROM

At about o'clock on Saturday evening Mr. Gott' al
elderly man, employed by Messrs Martin Mas d c.
bankers and brokers' the second floor OF No - Ex
change place. sent by his employers to pay bill OF
change located the second floor Of the adjoining build
Ing No go The amount ntrusted to the porter consisted
$50 bills The certificates wrapped IN memoran-
dunn and carried in the coat pocket OF the messenger As
MI GO stepped into the cntryWay OF No 70 he TOOK the
package from his pocket I'm order To consult tho direction
upon ~ as he did so young man rapidly descended the
stairs leading 10 the second story, and ms he passed M
Gott dealt him violent blow across tho eyes WIN ms
same time snatched the certificates and money and fed
into the street Before the bewdered messenger c0ulu
give The alarm The thief had disappeared Inc FIRST IRE
clnct Police once informed of the robbery and
gyena description Of the thief which they communicates
all the precincts in the city, up this time trace
OF the bold operator has been found.
BURGLARY IN CANAIrsT.
On Saturday morning a party of burglars forced
rear and carried off 900 worth OF ready made clothing
No arrests have yet been made
CRIME IN BROOKLYN.
Owen McShane, who killed Thomas Gleeson during
street nsht IN FuIlnan-st, Brookiy on ne zsfn %
oct last was on Saturday In the Court Of Sessions
found guilty OF Mansaughter in tho third degree
The Court reserved sentence, and the prisoner was re-
handed
Alexander Guise was arrested on Sunday morning by
the Brooklyn Police for having assaulted with knife one
dIieE Nelson The assault was committed i GTphg
ave- Nelson received wound In the shoulder, but VIII
woman named Eliza NJ Jackson on Saturday ar
rested for stealing SIS from Thomas Dywan, peddler
who, In making change left the money in Ellzas rooms
I'm Carroll street. Brooklyn She was locked up 10 await
Several DAYS since Messrs johnson Kline Brothers,
at Nos. and Fulton Market n Y, lost or rather had
stolen from Them cart. on Saturday II was found IN
the premises Of one Gcmler, butcher nj No 30 Myrtle
avenue Brooklyn. Gemler was arrested and brought be-
fore justice Cornwel, when he claimed TO nave obtained
Myrtle avenue and Raymond street. The case VIII DO
tried to-day.
THE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY swINDLED.
a. Railway Company
Just made the discovery that the company have been ex
ensively swndled probably the extent OF $4,000 or
more, by young man named Edward II. Weylen, clerk
and telegraph operator at the repair shops OF the com
pany located near the entrance to tho Bergen tunnel
one Of WCyens duties To prepare the monthly pay
rolls Ton before the 10th Of each MONTH OF tho large
that after the pay rolls had been certified TO as correct
by Mr. Smith, superintendent Of repairs he would add
er obtain the signature OF Mr. Brown master mechanic
which was necessary before the pay rolls cOnd DE sent 10
various occasions when the were paid Off there were
anumber Of abentses and Weylen, who wond be present
would offer 20 take the amounts and hand II over ~ the
absences to the paymaster further trouble There
being suspicion OF wrong DONG me money was lhIreu
90 his care aud By him. alleged appropriated To his
own use The amount required Tor last months pay roll
unusually large which aroused the suspicious OF the
paymastcr, and on "wednesday last he telegaphed Tor
Wcyen bring his bookst the New York office Instead
OF complying with h request ho AT once decamped ana
mp To the present time has tluded arrest me hnoht
thus swindled II not definitely known but ~ u thought
that it wiz exceed the amount above stated Weylcn re-
sided with his parents In jersey CITY ana II y admitted
10y his boon companions that he was leading fast life.
ROBBERY ~ HUDSON CITY.
At an early hour yesterday morning the residence
o. jaime. r. ley, ut West End Hudson city, was bur
garousy entered aud robbed Of several hundred dollars
worth of,lyerware ewolry and wearing apparclS The
fired at them, when they dropped the most valuable
recovered were some octigon silver napinriuss some
TIIEEArRNRp TO XIII. HIS WIFE.
Puissan named Herman Muller was arraigned
before Recorder Marndte Of Jersey CITY on saturday
take hgr lfs
more, keeps fancy store IN Pavona.aVe' ana her h,
ast year and he not treating her well refused to harbor
him any longer, which lei 10 inc 2,'imt' Mui'o' was
committed 10 the County JAN To await t1al
BURGLARY At ORANGE.
On Saturday morning the residence of Mr.. W. n.
Tuslrll nj Ea.t Orange was entered by burglars. The
thieves carried of clothing and several articles OF u'h
IMPORTANT ARREST or THIEVES.
Toward the beginning Of 1896 n mysterious robbery
occurred at the wooden mills Of Messrs Duncan q CO..
IN Newark several pieces " cloth valued al 81 OO being
stolen Nothing could ~ aeccrued In regard 10 the afnr
until recently when u became known that man whose
alias DO "Cmply, was pift' 10 the robbery Dttt'lN's
sent ont Tor him who succeeded In arreslnS nm at
his house n New.NUrk.
Prom his lips 10 WAS asceralnod that one schoheld liv
i-g M Camden ard employed Goo the wooden mills OF that
place was the principal offender. That individual was
accordingly arrested ANA taken I" Ne"aTk anu ue TWO
thicyo, are now held 10 await fartheracti0n.
srABBING AFTGAY IN NEWARK
Early yesterday morning, an affray occurred near
M, corner Of N and III ghsts. Newark resulting IN the
dangerous stabbiuc of young man named Mclaughlin.
n seems that John Jackson carpenter living 10 NO -
prittst, had been out. IN company with others on
drunken spree just aftr turning on igh-,t rom Al,
words occurred between Jackson and Mclaughlin Whln
the former took nom his pocket large spring Dade
pookctknfc, which be opened aud stabbed MsL.usnun
In the abdomen. making large ana uangtons "ou''
Tho wounded afterwards taken 10 MS home ana
the necessary aid rendered but he s lies In precaop;
condition fhe as-annt was ARRESTED, and Is now held
to await the result OF the deed.
BLOODY FEUD.
NJ rstros,rH 70 ruE
LOUISVILLE. Jan l3.-The journals tomorrow Will
contain the following:
Two families ~ Carter County Tenn, named Roberts
and tombstone, have been wasing bloody war hEanst
each other for 10 years, during when tlno
men belonging 20 these two families nave lost lheI
y,s ON he eyenng OF the 9Th inst the vendetta came
10 "a bloody end u the streets Of EhMbcihtOWh th'
by the sole surviving nal's Oh tne hIporls @ I
resulted fatally to both. This domestic war originated
about very trfling affair -
DAYTON. Ohio Jan. l9-Niiss Christine Kett. aged
about IA years. living on o1 IN I nr any Nae tbc tenn.
porary absence OF her mother. by some unknown
outside OF the house. and marks Of blood were also found
upon the fence \ discharged pistol belonging to her
her head made by some sharp instrument, and the sup.
position L. that I'm attempting to defend herself
Of ruffan she was killed by him The pistol was fired
into the wound and placed as 10 raise the presumption
Of suicide. No clue to The perpetator OF TINS ho'ii1
deed has yet been obtained
A NEw-YoRK FoRGER IN sPRINGFrELD.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. IL ndlltS W. W
Pittsfcd Mass charged with forgery has been handed
over to the authorities Of New-f York III winch o'o tue
Offcn5c was committed, for trial
THE LANE HOMICIDE ~ BOSTON
BosToN, Jan. 12.-Alice Lane, the woman who shot
a colorcd domestic named Parish short time since ~
her house was Yesterday held to bail in tho sum OF $4,000
for her appearance on Jan. %.
CONVICTION or MANSLAUGHTER.
BELFAST Me. Jan. 12.-Wiam Kendall OF Jack
SON. returned younteor, to-day convicted of man
slaughter for killing his step father In June last.
FRUITIESs SEARCH FOR MURDERER
FRANCoNIA N. H., Jan. 12.-Ihe officers VINO were
I'm pursuit. Of the murderer of Geo Maxwell have AL re-