, 1874-11-25
BURCLARtES.
Tho Store Of hicssrs. 6h0cnfcld Bros.
Entered.
Question aa to How the Burglars
Entered.
BuRGLA.RY AT sHoENFELD & Bnos.'
- -. Sfr0REa

oSANAa.Rx al ShOENEGAD q HEtUS''
c STORE.
I.spse superintendent hehm'a protests
tS"a ~ W ~ 'oo aatnottos eonorally against tho
,asofan,,e, sae 1sy po'ng Hlostea "'th gang Oh
r. aanthan ~ 49,. nu1sara' LIE 1h1noss has 20 eaa
.nosnot W tne lonB liBt OF bnrElar1oa WHICH havo
oooh Pefpetratoa undor the very n0ao Of tho
police forco without tlioir knowtolpo until tho
thieves had securet, nn3 ogonnod will, tho,r
bootv. The caao in orost,oa ~ u,o r,t,nr,
Of shoonscld bsoa., dsy.eooaa storo, io1 and LOB
North Clark street, Monday night in Which
loea OF hbout 81, 600 waa austainod
From tho information to be- rnipod voatardo,
morning, It appears that tho robbery tooS s placo
oos"eon !A:ao ana 13.oo hlonaay n'Sht. Tho
Rtofo wnH left aocroly faatenod IN the oarly part
Of tho ovouing, and lighted aB usual. At 1890,
as Joaoph skorrltt and George Ncoly wcr
oo,no hnmo naaetno a1ono rudiano atroct tbov
ee s.1s.'a 49, r $500. ss -, - a.. 7' 10y
hotlcea INC oaaomons-doof OF tae store opon,
and tho lights o1tlnguiehed.-- Thoy ut onco
SOUNDED THE ALARM,
Which called to tho scouo Officers Larsen md
Sa,. 49, ~" So: ~. ~" aau.oaso
polsce fofco. SECURING q I'Bht, tho o'hcor8 en-
tered tho building, at tho samo timo dispatching
nlcBaengor for tho ploprietors, who 1.-Two at 1911
North Dearborn atroor. It wan nonr o'cIock
,,,,,ar .t,s ....,s,..n.. ~, ~ H. s.osa
"noh 9.o Ptopi1etoia ivt1'neo .n' 't''o' Ill COM
pany with tho PONCE thov naae survey or tho
promisos. In tho basement urea, Oh Indiana
street. woro found several fine brocho ahawls.
,,,,;o tt,o th;ovos Ind fronnod In tt,ofr hontc'
"n,sH ,,1 wv ', ',teo aA ~ ~. s, ."s1
"h'lo tno oa"elueae uoot' 1'o"i suo uooi' "A7
completely covered With tho same limo of goous'
doing from tho basolnoht to tho hrat noor, clio
ateps were also found
sTnEWH WITH 8nAWLs.
Upon reaching tho first floor light was made
whom IT appeared tf'a@ tue thloves lad attacked
The sils department; 81 9nntyipg tt' two entire
with abont 33.o0o worth OF goods. Tho rest Of
tho stock was not noested. tho thieves. in their
generosity, not even 90 much as opening Il
drawer or doing onythinR III the way OF dtsar-
ranging the store. The conclusion WAS ut
onco jumped at that the thiovea. whethor
exports or not woro Acquainted with the store
and tho position Of tho goods thorein. Thls
opinion waH strengthened By reelection, for 1t
WAS remembered By oue Of tho firm THAT two
men Of rathor aaspicioua demoauor had been i'll
Hpcctins tho Htlk during tho AFTERNOON, and had
promised to return during the oyenng w1th their
wives to mako their selection and purchases
After gaining rough 1dea h Of what lad M bee, boen
mont to examine INTO thu ways aud means BY
| which tho thlcves
| HAD EFFECTED AZ ENTRANCE.
Thomairi double tuor, louIunG out upon tho baeo.
Of vloIonce and tho loweraeotiou OF the rgt-hand
w!udow-shutter Which was upon the i!nHldo, waB
! 1ouud III uemora!i2cd condition.. I.le shutter
wns pane!sd ahd mado OF mMte pine. Tho
| loTer panels Were ahlashed as If knocked out by
| blow from tho iuslde. whilo tho glass Of Tho
window was nnharmed 4 cloae tnvostiEstion
lctl to difference OF opinion aa to how tile
thieves had ontorea tho store. Tho ansl-faeten-
er ol tue W'ht,o WAS exa'a'uea, and dld not up
poar to llnvo boon moved Tor come tiino which,
with tug taoe that tae appearance Of the u1nry
was that it had boon done from tho inside, rainsd
question nj 10 whether or not Tue entrance