Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-25
TWO CENTS.
The Warehouse rr,~e.,x
ARTIST OF SUSPICIOUS PAETIEs-MR. NO,
DYING.

ARREST or SUSPICIOUS PAhIIES-MR.
DYING.
The New York Herald of yesterday say
n mum Der Of profess i0nal burglars have been
taken before Mr.. Noe, the New York mer-
chant, who wa. 81 mur3erOuSly assaulted IN
bis warehouse on Sunday last. but he Jailed
70 recognize any one OF them as his aSSailaut.
Wo burg lars, uamei Walsh and Moore, We re-
taken from the sixth precinct station house
To the Cham hyrs street hospital and con-
frOnted with Mr.. Noe on MONDAY. The latter
gSZed AT Moore earnestly and said ne was
urahle Ia declare definitely that the prisoner
N'+> ne inSn who aS>ailed him. hut that ~
reSembl6o him. Moore and Walsh were a. ken
Tom tie hospital back 10 the station-hoaSa
where the former was Pie 4 amid a grpIpu %
Twelve or nft"eu men. Two women. Wap p.
Side a NO--sa Green wich street Kate Wool
lCy Snc Louisa AillSOU-weue then admitted
INTO he room. BON 81 them Immediately
pCiufed ont Moore as q man whom they ba-l
seen - TIE new building next 10 Mr.. Noes
c.t2hl'shmeat al "a early hour on SUNDAY
morning. \ Nj &. Il Wilmot. VITO a. =
i've ~ No. Z'3 Greenw,cu street. hkywi 2
SAID 'bat Moore - emhled man whom ne
saw at The rear Of his house ar about hair
ToSt I've o'clock on Sunday morning He
va uuwli'ing, however, 10 declare poS.fiv--
" that Moore WAS the man. Walsh WIS said
by 81 u -. Thompson. of No. ~ Greenwich
street 70 somewhat rpSgTn bie man whom
sic Saw io.teTiug aboat the new building.
about eight O'Clock on Suudav morning
Monday MOI ming the Vri>OTefS were q. ain
taken 20 Tie a0Srlta. iU order that they M SHIT
be respected "a second time by NJ. Noe Nr
le'raucC 20 be very much Ike ms ASA lant'g
tut that ne latter hal a % -hter complexion
ana llgh er WtlSkvrs- Ir Kelsey. who was
s!so present., salt that Mr.. Noe was positive
Moore was not the man, although he r.
Sembl,c him strongly. Mt. Noe. lie said dc
ciired 'hat ne could recognize his aSSaiiau:
as soon "a he saw hlm. EOlh men are iocGsB
up IN jhe sixth precinct StttiOn-hoQSp
y Officer John a. Keeling of the 9TH pr,s.
cIpct, was going home between seven and
eikht O'Clock this morning, this being his
day OF, he noticed q man standing near
simpsons pawn shop, in Chatham street,
whom ne thought nearly answered the de
scrlptlOn iD the trrai alarm. AtaboUt u.
same Inc dis man was joiueI by another.
The officer observed some SpOtS which looked
like blood on the coat sleeve OF the first man
ard orueTed him 10 open hiS coat. which was
closely buttUieSt. Iuc man refused 10 do this.
ana tllcrr Keeling arrested bofn him AMI
his companion, taking them to the 9Th pre-
c1Lct statinG-hOuSe. There The ma with The
stained coat sleeve described himself a.
Henry Davis, OF No. p Rose street while The
other gave his name as Thomas ScanueU, OF
No. - Henry street Both said that thew
were pain ters, and denied all knowledge al
the attempted murder. Davis said that The
spots on his coat were paint stains. and that
he declined to open his coat when ordered by
the officer because his shirt was SOilei. The
prisoners were taken 20 The Chambers street
hospital by Capt. Sanders and shown % Mr.
Noe, who did not recognize either. They
were consequently discharged.
Mr.. Noes condition last night was very
pttSdiiD Is Inc surgeons OF The Chambers
street Hospital considered that he was fast
sinking into death. The hopes for his re-
COVeFy which were entertained were apau-
GOned Monday afternoon, when conscious
less began 10 fail the patient. He was I'M
conscious Monday night at twelve O'clock
when the physician announced that they be-
I'eved he would last but q very little while
longer. IL will now he useless for the police
10 take any new prisoners to the hospital for
identification, and they will have TO RELY
upon their own 50 gacity and the evidence OF
n
who gave such fearful blows 10 the unfortu-
nate merchant.