The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-11
CITY INTELLIGErN1
RURGLARIES.
more Important Arrests by the eo',Camsn R0mSS;


Moro Important Arrests n by .ne po,,Csmsn vv,
mont o'clock yesterday morning ronce1sa & anrnsa
nnyochv of the Eighth district, chno "oav nacb
tyDo feliows at Ninth and Waliace st St oS which
with IN mamtSiI r1ntsyiaI wnich attracted his atten.
lion HE hailed them ana nau Wy 49, go
with themnaskeSe aH egep,ied f to Baltimore by the
ggIcinek train, The fact that they were going IN
AN exactly opposite direction TO- 10 sne i uepO, 20,
eii Tieht, They walked up Ninth street 10
Coates, and down Coates TO Eigntn, WEI tor
Dautechy succeeded in deeyap.g, anee Snem and in
time, He gave the signal for ssslsIsnce anu W. h
" few seconds z, lice man Cahern arrived on @ Gne
spot The two fellows were tnen t,eiaantp @Hen an
cnstody aud escorted to the station at ThlrCeenSu
andISpring Garden streets, Here tney gave Spo 1o
names oi Peter Duffy aud James Miller. ~ ~
silks vefvejs iacas, riO0ons, etc., were found.
The prisoners offered no explanttio , es w SnSwm
snnSSe material IIeutenB ant Kelly then directed
his men TO search the nelghporhoou IN Wnlcn
heegS robbed After day light one OF the police
men returned. and reported tnat ne had found
the store of Moses R1seubaum, at Eighth and
Maple streets, had been entered by way of
the rear shutter, and robbed OF Just such arti-
cles as were found IN the custody OF the pri-
tihed, and, on coming To the station, Identified
the material as his property.
AT lO O'Clock this mo ming Duty and Miller
were brought TO the Central station ana eX
hbited to the police lieutenants, after which
they were locked up Tor "a hearing AT o'clock
this afternoon.
Two suspiclous-looki characters were
seen at three o'clCcH yesterday morning
by Policemen Carson and Gordon, or
ne Ninth district, lurking around the
Gcnity OF Broad and Green streets The
officers watched the fellows. who walked ont
Green 10 Fifteenth, down Fifteenth to Brandy
wine, and when the policemen arrived at that
street the se8mps had gone. All the gates on
the north side were tried and all being found
secure, one Of the policemen went on Green
street, while the oJner remained on guard.
The one on Green street aroused Joseph
b. Conrow, Esq, and satisfied that no
one was in his house, went into the
yard, and looking over the fence separating
Mr. Conrow's yard frouI No. 1914, which was
occupied by DR.. Schench, saw the scoundres
| crouched down on the ground. The officers
| then jumped the fence and arrested the two
| fellows, who gave the names of George Levere
| and James Forrest They stated that q case OF
! necessity had compelled them to go into the
! yard After being locked up in the Ninth Dis
| trict Station the policemen returned and found
! driven into the ground two 'jimmies" and O
| hammer which is used in q painters jack
| Alderman Pancoast then committed them on
| the charge Of attempted burglary. Last even
! ing William M. Parham, Esq, resident on
| Spring Garden street, above Thirteenth, re-
! paired 10 the station anu identified the hat and
| cap wGrn by the prisoners, and cigar.case
| which was found on Que of them, as having
! been stolen from his house on Friday night
! last. The accused Wero given another hearing
| before Alderman PanUOast, and were again
| committed for trial,