New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
CITY IND SUBURBAN ROBBERIFs.

The stables of William G.. Warner, at Mad
isonavc and Observation-Disclosures ift-st were en-
tered by burglars Monday night and robbed OF $2'
worth of property.
The store of l.. Jacob at No. 1l5 Cathanst was ell
tered by burglars Monday night, through rear VIII
dow and Sla0 worth OF property was stolen
Henry j. swc of Charleston, g. e. at present stopping
at the Asor House. while passing along Broadway on
Monday evening hustled by four men and robbed OF
gold watch worth $40
Rosa Kramer age ! years daughter CT Louis Kramer
OF No 324 West Ttyeighthst. was taken up an alley
wav on Nin-ave. On Monday by two girls, who robbed
her Of her earrings, shoes and stockings, and finger
rings, In all worth $40.
MAYNARD a. Co. of No. 227 WashngtOnst hired an nm
known porter to convey OF worth SIS
TO No. 1856 West Thrtyeignth-st. ON Monday since
which ilo neither he porter nor the oranges have been
seen.
Burglars entered the liquor store of John Lindsay at
No 3 Abngdonsquare, early yesterday morning ana
stole a box OF cigars ana go
Robert B. Cunningham of No. 81 East Ninth-st was
robbed on Monday OF clothing and iewelry valued al wi
by Harry Harper, his roommate, who escaped.
Burglars entered the stationery store OF John Kennard
at Nos 10 and Deyst. by the rear window, on Mon
day night, and stole 1867 worth of property.
p Cole OF No. I76 FultOn-st purchased quantity OF
goods at the auction sale of wlmerding oguet II Co.,
at Nos 1I2 and ia Duanest, and sent James FZger-
aid a public porter with an order TO get tnen Inc
porter went TO the store and was there met ny strange
Tor him AZ he mad get for himself The young
roan obtained goods the order. and brought them
down to the truck the time stating that the three
pieces Of black silk 80 yards each ana worm Soo were
lis own property which he wished the porter to carry on
his truck TO Warren and Churcsts This the porter dd
and at that point the young man disappeared with the
elk On arriving the Fultonst store the porter found
that the silk belonged Mr. Cole and that he had been
robbed.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday. Frank
Reilly was held for stealing watch from Fritz Green OF
No. SO Sherit-st III, D., -, -.
People living Clifton and other localities in the town
Of southed s. L. have for the past Two or ,hfee !srs
suffered the depredations Of cckenthieves Yes
erday Detective ROmer arrested John Schroeder who
had stolen u pairs Of chickens from Valentine Bore on
| the previous night. - NJ,
yn f. d. was entered through front basement door by
BURGLARS who stole $50 worth OF slverware and other
articles during the absence of the family from ii a. H.
| OIL Sunday ~ p. IN. on Monday -
The house Of John Mitchell, at No JIG Lorimer-st,
RroOklyn, f. D. entered through cellar grating by
burglars who ransacked every room, destroyed about
1900 worth wearing apparel and stole diamond jew
eiry worth $500, during the absence OF the family be-
| tween o and 10 u. Monday
About a. yesterday the house or George Kent AZ
No ii Nontgle-terracc Brooklyn was entered through
rear window when had been left open, by thief who
soe 90 worth abeware and escaped The ob5er was
seen by a servant GIRL who says che was too frightened
to raise an alarm and can give no description OF nin