New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30
CRIME.
ARREST OF TIKI LEADER OF THE LORD BOND ROB
BEERS IN ALBANY.

ARREST OF TIKI LEADER OF THE LORD BOND ROB
BEERS IN ALBANY.
BY TELEGRAPH 10 rnE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, n Y, Jan. 29.-John Rand, aliaESteYa-t
alias waldron the reputed chief Of the gang who com
mtted the Lord bond robbery four months ago, was
rested at A o'clock this afternoon, in the OF the
Deavan House. by Detective Elder of your city assisted
by Wm, Asbmpn Of .,e same place. While Elder and
Ashnn weq conversing at end OF tho room, Rand
SSS Bq COMPANY G Tn hm i @
and said, How arc your nc the same time extending
ms hand E9@ Y$a @ cl q drink Gi "s S9d
with refusal Rand then put his hand IN side pocket
and drew out package OF notes and as se lie nnpa b o
Rand dsegsaged himself from Elder ana was gems s 10
Guieed the would-be beigerent Nothing found on
Rand but the package Of notes which amounted 10 SOD
most OF which money Is the property OF Dalton and the
indictments to improyse faro table He had no bag
gage. He said he came from springeld but II ~ known
e came over the Central Road from Elmra via Syracuse
He and Dalton were undoubtedly on gambling exour-
sOn and would have left for other parts as soon rs they
hnd eaten dinner Rand made no acknowledgements, and
submitted quietly being searched He is tall power,
fully built man with all the Appearances OF the traaShht
ON other business and tha the appearance OF Rand was
of Rands contemplated visit here ard had Elder on the
track IL is also reported that OF the bonds OF the
denomination Of 5000 offered here last week IL Is
certain however Rand ate his supper at s Refan
The SI prisoner J goes to New York Tonight.
SERIES or FoRGERRs rs PHILADELPHIA 4
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. G.--1nS lnOIilS eeNoIhA
forged 81 900 checks were offered at different banks In
is city and the forgeres being well executed thchecks
were paid without suspicion check was forged on u
d. Boyd broker for 95O and another on H. Fannpr Tor
$500 Simultaneous efforts were made to Vctilnzo very
nearly every bank in the city. .-I. .|s. .
SUICIDE IN BOSTON.
BosT0N Jan. 29-Alrs ID. l. Whiting committed
suicide by hanging herself in the cellar OF her own les
dence Mt No. l45 Cheseast East Boston, Tho eade OF
her suicide - not given % .. e. "a
GARRorSG IN BOSTON
BosTQN. Jan. GA man named Milton Penny was
garrOted and robbed, by three men, or nearly 5000 last
night, in this city.
Ata. ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.
ALBANY, Jan. 29-The residence OF James MIX, IN
the village Of Knderhook, burglarousy entered at
II O'Clock Monday night but the robber eo0red man.
fled being discovered by "a servant, VINO gave inc
alarm so far as Is known no property was stoieh'
BURGLARY AT MEIRosE AZ
The residence of Mr. George Giszler, on Be0son-stp
Melrose was entered by patty Of burglars on Monday
hight They carried off about $50 worth OF oothing
gold watch and chain worth $3.50, beside $2l Ia money
THKFTs IN BROOKLYN. tftNL
A trunk with valuable contents was stolen on Mon
dav ovena from an express wagon IN front OF the coe
of studoys Exprcss| brooklyn. Necne has been pD-
tanned to the thieves Trrl :, ,tN.,I u -
short time since young man calico nj tho Dase-
nsnt door OF Mr. Henderson, No. ~ SAND st. Brookyn,
with abook for Mrs Henderson," Wbie the servant
n as carving tho book up stairs the young men de-
,oons No trace Of the thief has yot beon obtained
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