The New York herald., 1874-10-19

and no suspicion was entertained as to- his res.
character. Judson furnished mis- new room very
handsomely and carried on the sale OF California
wine bitters The walls OF the room were VAIN
scotted up TO the ceiling Tie robbers cut on "a
maklng wnat appeared TO visitors an inner prl-
vate room. The wainscol or wooden sheatning III
the private ONCE was then cut so as to form
door. behind which the partition wall.
This being accomplished, the gang commenced
asay removed Ss with ,Ss Sroxey
in boxes labelled medicine" Working stealthily
ut night, week alter week the ROBBERS cut their
way through two walls, twenty inches in thick
ness, and having accomplished this the back OF the
lofty iron safe was exposed They then by means
ol drill cut hole eighteen inches square into
CAPTURE OF sAoo, 900.
Through this hole they TOOK out all the private
boxes on the shelves, aud bursting them open
helped themselves to what they wanted and hav-
inr taken their choice scattered MORTGAGES &c,
took place between the closing OF the bank on
morning. When the police commenced their in
vestlgatlons all they succeeded in obtaining
were sundry bottles and burglars tools.
WHAT THE DETECTIVES AscERTAINED.
Detectives worked ior a long time without gain
ceived Information that the burglars were Charles
Buliard Isaac Marsh. Adam Worth and Bob Coch-
ran, alias big Congo" u was also stated that the
Two principal men IN the robbery came to New
York by railroad, where they were met by two
officers. They went TO Philadelphia, where 1t Is
alleged, prominent police Oflcial kept them con-
ceaed Tor some time.
BILLY GLOyER's ARREST.
After the arair had somewhat passed out of
recollection "Bllly Glover,n u regular receiver of
stolen bonds, who worked IN conjunction with
man called "Broker Dlck," was found 10 nave
passed some OF the stolen bonds TO New York
banking house. Detective Sergeant, OF Boston,
was despatched TO this city, and through the
assis tance OF Kitty UnderhI the paramour or
Broker DICK, Glover was arrested and taken to
Boston. wnere, alter two trials, he was sentenced
to twelve years Imprisonment tor being accessory
to the ROBBERY
Some oi the stolen Boylston bonds were sold to
Jay Cooke Co. through Bullard. ana u detective
was ordered TO arrest him, but reported that he
had escaped through the back entrance or the
lard rom the Boylston Bank was squandered with
q prodlgal hand, and alter an attack oi delirium
tremens he entered an inebriate asylum, where he
remained some months and lOr years past ne has
been hiding from the p0ce, till ne was recently
captured. at ms residence in Thirteenth street. IN
this city. and taken TO Boston to answer the
B0ylston Bank robbery. Upon MS arrival at BOs-
ton he stated that Glover, whose trial is alluded
10 aDuve, was innocent, and that he was unJustly
imprisoned.
THE REMAINDER OF THE GANG.
Ike Marsh was in this city till within days ago.
His brother William was arrested some months
aso under an allas for attempting to rob the saw
ings bank at Fourteenth street and Eighth avenue
IN the same fashion as that adopted at the BOyl-
stOn Bank, VIZ. :-BOring into the sale from the
back. This brother was formerly employed in a
hquor and gambling saloon III broadway.
Adam Worth recently resided with his sister In
. boarding house kept BY Mrs. Billiard, ahas Mrs.
Wells, In Brooklyn.
Bob Cochran. alias Big Congo, had an interest in
a Broadway gambling place, but Is now out OF the
city.