The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-26
nj MING FOR BANK ROBBERS
sI,E ,iURRTDGEPORT BiNKs LOSS or
NnTY TTOJStND DOLL1RS
r,.,,,i,v the Mystery orn Mysterious House
IN r,., Twcnty ninth street Arrest. Wade
a, >,nh, women In the Police cells n
r,,.onrr's Tnott. to BnNe Identhc"ho".

n, >tsh, women In the Police Cells
rri.oncr'. Efforts TO Hnme ident'hc""o"
III, T.snx Market Police Court was
row.lod yesterday morning by people VINO cN-
petcd to hear the examination oil iour persons
who were arrested on Tuesday night on 'ho
charge of taking $4,000 worth of securities
from the Camhrdgcport Bank OF Cambridge
port, Mas on the 18th II september. One was
n middle -aged. wcll-drc-sod man. who looked
more ike broadway merchant than IKE |
bank robler. He il hnll and wears grizzlcd |
Nhiakcr. and moustachc. His name he says. |
Ia Lnnedon W. Moore. but the police know him
,a charlo- Adams. and say that he has been en-
veged in various robbcrics with Dan Noble. !
william vosburgh Harry Ennis. Peppermint
J,r" an Dutch licinrichs. Another of the
prisoncrs was Thomas Lcary. alias George C.
Brggs who has served two years In state
prison by his own confession. lie i small In
stature. only twenty-onc years of age and was
nttired like a dandy. With these two were their
putatvc wives. also prisoners. Mrs. Rcbccca
Moore is sister Of Nosburgh's wife and
daughter II Frederick Surge. proprietor OF the
Point virw House. at -. Nichoas avenue and
Itlth ,tr.ot She is tall and slim. brunette.
wtha ari,h olive complexion. and very attract
i've sh' * thirty years Of age Elizabeth HILL
said ~ bc the wife of Leary. Is scarcely more
than twenty she Is u beautiful blonde. She
wa, richly attircd.
Inspector Murray, who had charge OF the
pri-,n-r.. merely made affidavit that on infor-
nation received he believed them guilty Of GER
hin 'rin,- and askodthat they be reminded to
afford time to collect evidence against them
Ju-ticc smith gave him until this morning.
Thon I.rlry nnl Elizabeth IIill were taken away.
Briggs te he Eldrilgc street police station. ana
The woman io the Twenty second street station.
Mr. AMI MIS- Moore's lawyer had previously
served writ- Of hahcas corpus and they were
therefore taken to the SuprcmcCourt Chambers
They had previously been kept apart and in
The court room ono was placed on one side and
one On the other side ~ the room Here again
no charge was preferred but at the request Of
Mr. Mar-ac the consideration Of the application
for tho release of the prisoners was postponed
until TO- o'clock this morning.
Mrs Mo1re's lawyer asked that she should be-
allowed to return t. her house at 1913 East
Twonty street. under the custody Of an
pNiror because she was sick Inspector Muir
rsy made no objections. and Judge Donohue
siantel The request. Her mother had Joined
4 rim the court room. and the two women and
~ officer went TO the Inspectors oili'e in Eliza
blh street Moore was iaaca TO the Oak street
plii'e station. NJ communication was allowed
with any II the prisoners.
After remaining in the Inspectors oflloc for n
long time Mrs. Moore. her mother. and the OH
or were driven to the house at East Twenty
ninth -irrct whore she had been arrested She
stepped from the carriage unassstcd. and
walked up the high stoop with firm step. fol-
lowod b, her two eomuanons. Her mother re-
fused 10 allow callers To- see her. 1t was learned
iy inquiries In the neghlorhoOd that tho
N ,or,.- rcntcd the house about the ist oi Ocio-
hrr. ami inn Leary and his VIII" had lived with
a0frla NIN IaHm4