New-York tribune., 1875-08-23

faucet and washed the victims face After tne plooo
as Mr Noe Mr. Noe asked Mrs Harris to help him into
her house. and to give him some brandy sne with
water "a she assisted him down stairs and gave him into
"o oser Johnson said that he heard the cries for help
but could not tell where the sounds came dr3 ON re eve
RaSSsa R ana aSwa To ener the adjoining boarding
house, at No 279 Greenwichst and the su
n snd refused to permit the officer to enter Then officer
johnson went to the Liberty street Police etaoh @ AM am
at that time Sergeant smnck told the officer to hurry
back and if the boardnghouse keeper offered iriner %
the house. Officer johnson went out directed: and
aferward Mrs Harris and Mr. Noe came ont OF no.
275 Greenwchst. He assisted Mr. Noe 10 the hee,
Hospital and then returned to the station and repoeu
the case. ~
and Mcdonald TO enter the building and work up tne
case Mr. Noe had carefully described the abs is
withheld from publication, as it might interfere with ,ne
Mulvey, and Mcdonald went into Mr.. Noes building
Upon the upper floor they found the remains OF the corts
blood. A large silk handkerchief, napkin ana od
checked as o az head had been laid
upon a mat. This also was saturated with plood: g.
There every evidence Of desperate struggle Inc
had been dealt twas Covered with blood
the edges were found to mt the wounds se IN taken M 10 Inc
to be used in the identification Of the pui
10 arrest the man who keeps the 6oardnghouse at No.
279 Greenwichst who prevented the silcer IRON gSis
UP stars, but ne was not 10 ne lounu tdP''
is making every effort TO catch this burglar ana
the police hope to have him In custody before nofhng
Superintendent WalliDg attended at the Police Cenua
ONCE he could after he was informed OF inc
affair He Immediately sent for the force of detectives
and special instructions 10 them giving MT Noes
description of the burglar and ordering the arrest oi
suspicious persons who may in any way answer thc
description. The superintendent and the ente locc
actively the watch general alarm was sent on
when the first report received at the Police central
Oiice. - ~,
James l.. Perego, the brotherinlaw OF James H. Noe
came the store he heard OF the DnfelaiH
IIp M he he
Noe & Sons He came down 10 the warehouse on satuI
day and with Mr. Noe and his went over the Dulu
ing late In the afternoon to make everything as secure a.
possible When they the roof Mr. Noe expressed
could come up throu the building that erecting
next door and enter the warehouse through the scut
Mr.. PeTego stated that there were large alno'nts o
valuable fixtures in the the upper stories that couu pe
would he worth about 81 900 bundle. The burglar
who entered yesterday, he thought, came ony 10 re-
connoiter, but would have made the most valuable
property into bundles if he had found the coast clear
Sometime later the would have returned 10 te so
and carried them away. Mr.. Noes anxiety proinpled
him to the warehouse early, ana nc mas piopapy
saved the valuable stock al the expense oi ms me-
Word received from Mr.. Noe at the Rcnc1 Hcsplia
at midnight. There lie had been seen by Dr. BUCK VINO
confirmed the previous treatment and said that the III
jured man was comfortable could be expected NO
hopes, however entertained of Mr. Noes recovery
II he should recover, his would he paialie WIN
those remarkable in the practice OF medcue Ills slGhs
constitution Is considered by the physicians 10 ne IN MS
favor but his age 50 year, against his chances o re-
covery The excitement of the struggle the physicians
believe kept him up i'll al extraordinary manner uh
after he reached the hospital. Then the reaction began
set in, and stimulants were required. Mr. Noe IL
wealthy, and widely known throughout the country
The business Of the house has been mainly conducted ny
him Ior many years.