, 1874-07-03

6rl0[t OF NO. 53l NGHL LW0ntl0tu aL1DGtt sHo
Secretary Of tho savings bunk, was sont for.
and tho, bank was. opened and thoroughiy
aearohod, but without lending to any discovory.
Capt. Cherry thon ring The boil al tho hall door
adjoining the Restaurant at No. 80 Eighth % ayo'
story window md asked what was wanted. Tho
Captain i1oroupon demanded admittanco, to
which THO man replied "All right,"' and disep-
1G9 s Tho ~, rpaT At tue haa bon s1a
toned on tho Eighth avenue building, obsoryod
tllroo nlen onorgo from the roar Windows OF tho
dnuclng-l,all on Tonrtoonth street, md In this
~ gain s e roet osto S The efFasaHSs ye fsa,
seconded ladder into tbs yard Of tho
adjoining houso. Tho roundsnon nt onoo gayo
tho stroot., Tho oflcora ran down Fourtsenth
atreat to Ninth avonuo, and through Ninth
avenue to Ffftoonti stroot, wiore thoy mot and
eaptnred tho thr9o fugitiyes. i Nas then DIS
residence OF Mr. Everett, No. 914 West Fifteenth
street, whore they burst open tho roar basement,
pasaod through, tho hallway, and made their
woro marched OF to tho WeBs Twontioth Street
Police Station, whore thoy gavo thoir namea as
John Simpson. Charles sanborn1 and William
Morgan. Aftor these mon lad been socurod
| Capt. Cherry forced an entrance to tho houst
No. 30 Eighth avenue, and mado thorough
search OF tho promises, and also Of the con@
Meeting houBo No. 803 West Fourteenth btroes.
Tho search revealed the work Of tho burglars:
with old iunbor and rubbish Of nli kinds, this
| first objoot OF interest which greeted the oyoa
Of tho police VAS small steam boiler rigged up
place, and on penetrating to nearly tho rent,
was found apaco nbout foot square euL into
tho wall Of the building, exposing to view tho
granite side Of tho savinge bank vault. The
away. by tho burglars, and carefully propped up
Tho bricks had then becu carefully romovca,
aud tue debris piled up about tho aperture.
On this hemp Of bricks and dirt was sproa1 an
Of tho ocllar aud TINT pile was so small that
only one man could work tIoroin, and thon only
whom lying rcounbont on tho quilt. The bur-
ssssosa ssss won 'uresoa ad thu 'o~eneSa esoea
blocks COMPOSING tho wall Of tho vault, ond
Ind succeeded in drilling q hole about
ono inch In diameter and two inchos in depth In
nallot and a cold chisol, which lad evidently
been used In drilling the holo roferrdd to. Tho8d
wore tho only burgara' tools found in tho place.
| The atcam boiler had evidently boe1 crootod for
necessary maclinory waa not found, It is aup-
poscd,that the machinery. and tools were to
have beon brought In there yesterday, whom tho
burglars would have had Saturday night and all
| 1aco undor tho boiler wero found q quantity Of
clarrod wood ombors, loading to the suppoBitlon
that the boior lad been expormontod with to
test its oapacity. On searching. tho upper floors
| OF the house. ono small bedroom WaH found
which had oyidontfy boou used os d Workshop
1y tho burglars. It contained among Other
things n rudoly constructed. workbench, on
which woro 4 number Of carpenters tools, a
ecyen feot In longth, BONO black muslin, and
several other articles the uso Of which could mol
ho determined. Tho 5olata worc evidently
orooe &c 0fs and tRo bsos a n ntiSpafy to or
l aoraen II ono vas found necessary. The bed
! rooms wero epalsoy Furnished, and wore ali in
confusion. Iii ono Of tho roomB waB Btono-
cutters chisel, which, bud doubtless been uaod
wall. '' '' DN''1'''4'
On prosecuting Inquiries in relation to the pro-
piiotorBhip Of tho restaurant and bard-room
JoLi1 Arthur, who, ahort four mouths eso, dis. lis
posed Of the lease stocls, aud fxturea to man
calling himself ]. j.. Gilmore who agreed to pay
\ 57,0Q0 for tho aaue, Arthur received e3,Q00
cash, and took mortgage for $4,000 on 'tha
property. During the proprotoral,ip Of Arthur
tho rcataurant Was known rs thrd-rnte eating.
house, but since Gilmore took possession It fell
Rtill lowcr In reputation. It waa Kept uutidily,
md was IN q. neg Looted and filthy condition.
Disraputablc ol.Araotors frequented the bar and
hilliar1-room, From the supply OF liquors md
oIgars found In the place yesterday 1t waa evi.
dont TINT Gilmore purchaaed only small guam
woels to Nonk and that tho latter itaoif was
morefy blind to aoreon- thoir ,roal work.
Gilmore had Disappeared. He was, no doubt,
tho occupant Of 3 bed in the front room Of tho
houao on Eighth avenue, and .was aroused from
:: his elu1nberH BY tho advent OF tbo police. 1t ia
thought to have heon he who answered Capt.
Chorry's svuarnons At tho ball, aud there IN nu
doubt that lle maao hia oecano either before oz
after the flight Of his accomplices. That hts dc,
parturo was haRty ono, Is evidenced by tho
fact that ho left hB cont md yost, tho latter
tanning his watch and chain, on chair near tho
hed. ~ heieyea that Gilmore ia mono otho1
found ap expresg receipt mado ont totho name
Of ~. J. Glare" This man Claro was convicted
OF munslaaghter In Baltimore; and served several
Of oi1lcora Of tho Sixteenth Procinot who are
an1louRiy looking for him. The only. claimant
to the property abandoned In tho house Is John
Arthur, tho morsgageo, Who Yesterday morning
nouncad his claim. The polioo, however, arc ia
, nossosslon for tho present.
Tho prisoners were brought to tho Police Cen.
tral o5tieo. ana arfsigned before Capt. Irving,
for addition to tlle logues' Gallery. Simpson
who says lo ia &c yoara OF age and q :nativo Of
England: having no occupation, was recognized
a. a pickpoehl.et, Tho haa power before boon
gan waa disooyored to bo In reality "Dill Bart.
lott. He claimed to DO 82 yoary Of ago, aud
:: bpoouator: He served portion Of six-yoars
term ut Joliet Prison. IN Illinois. for stoAlug.
and succeeded In securing bis re1easo BY foigu
Ing inHan,ty. sauhoru, who ia SO yoaGa Of ngt
anu a blaoiemith, Is nct.known to tho police o
this city. Tho complaint against them is mndt
BY hIr: Richard H: ball, President of tho New
York Savings Bank. aad, after they wero photo
graphod, thoy wore arraignod before Justice
Morgan ut the Jefferson Market Police Court
Tho Justice remanded thom to tho caro- Of Capt
Cherry, In or1or to give time to work up mort
ovidonco against thom,
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A nna1oontst's VoyaEo-fsront Fall nnd
Fatal 4ntIirtes.
. From tbs Rsadi,,g {Its,) Eagle.
| Mr. Pearco, pntent-rnedlone aud steel-per
veuder. we'll known IN tAa city, met with sad
n r1n1rn n .o;o 4