New-York tribune., 1873-05-28
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Stone i Cleveland ohO..Jan. H. 1867
Nv, .loo bood Nos sis sss and sss rsgisssrsd
ih, s 0S a @ registered IS The name Of W. Fse and dated
tss Two $40 bonds ese4 and sSS registered IN the
Nan sf 6 eied IN Of C. Harrison Hobart and dated
' me NJ bonds we're undoubtedly stolen and probably
belonged to the persons In whose names tney are
sbeT 0ersoA The police are of the opinion, however.
mat most OF the bonds were stolen from the body Of
Cant Colvocoresses who was found dead In field near
ITidre port Conn. year ago, having died from the
effect Of pistolshot wound IN the head 1t VIII be
ooresses in doubt It NOT being GEAR whether ne
was murdered or committed suicide, iew gays before
ne bad I'm his possession bonds worth $4,000 These
bonds were not found his body and have NOT since
BPaSy the prisoner is Of about 50 years Of age
and was born in Troy he has frequently peen arrested
Two years ago arrested and convicted OF having
ntS shS and sSte stolen S goods worth 5000 he was
saDtenesd Imprisonment ana was sent 70 tne
Se1s, iast " With the notorious bank robber Dan
noble and several other desperate thievee he mas
hsTee Of having stolen the bonds he will sent back
70 AahuIp out the remaining years OF his sen,
aaTTsop 10 Police Headquarters before Superintendent
Matsell Both the prisoners denied any knowledge Ot
before Justice Hogan the TomD Police Court to-day.
The police hope that publcalOh OF the nhuhg OF tne
bonds may secure evidence from their owners OF the
guilt Of The prisoners.
SUSPECTED CAR THIEVES.
While watching the cars at Fulton Ferry,
xesterday Detective Dusenbery Of Police Headqusr-
ters saw James Deney, ahas Watson, alleged profes
sdonal pickpOcke standing, with supposed confed-
erate. on the rear platform Of Belt line car. Deney
had an overcOat thrown his left IN tho man
er usual with thieves when desirous Of cOncealing the
tnotions OF their hands, and he with his supposed
federae seemed be scrutnzng the passengers with
evil intent The detective arrested Deney but the
other escaped. The prisoner was soon afterward ar
ics ourt and committed despite the efforts OF counsel
for examination under the new law which authorizes
fhe arrest and for 100 days al hard labor
he conveyance or place OF assembage. The detective
sfsted that he was acting under orders from Capt
Irving who had instructed his oheers TO arrest all
Known thieves in conformity with the Jaw
DUTCH HEINRIcHs FEIGNING INSANITY.
A communication was received yesterday, at
the Department OF Charities and Correction, from Dr.
Parsons Resident Physician al the Wards Island Luna
tic Asylum 70 the effect that Henry Newman, better
known as Dutch Hen1ichs," confined there as luna
sc Is not and never has Newman was tried
and convicted March 30 Is72 for the robbery OF bonds
from Henry n. Baker banker az No. Al Cedar-st ana
was sentenced 70 the State Prison for 10 years ON
writ Of error new trial granted on November 49,
Is72 and Newman removed from sing Sing prison
70 the Tombs Soon after he began 70 conduct himself
strangely that Dr. Heals the TOmbs physician pro
noanced him insane. When Dr. Rarsons's communica-
non known 10 the District Attorney an ofeer
was Immediately sent 20 Wards Island with bench
warrant the Of Newman from the Asylum TO
tns Tombs-