, 1877-10-29
James II. Brown, sam Henderson,, James Col
lins, and w. Outtnnl. No owner for the cloth
ing has vet been found.

'amcs II. Brown, Fam Henderson, 'a'ncs Col
1ins, and W. 0ntlnntl. No owner Tor the cloth"
Ing has yet been found.
At IA carly hour yesterday morning four
young mon aHcmntcl to hnrglafIzt tic eattuTl
and residence of John u. Rcmekc, No. 1!uckcr
street. Mrs. Nencke nm ncsoss ONO of the sc!-
lows while he VAS ptunt1cring an uErstatrs room.
and to escape the fellow jumped out Of aintlow
tired by Officer T. Costello, and toslgcd In the
West Aladtsau Street Station, where he gave the
pan,c Of John Edward HOPKINS. No pundcF,
80 lar AZ could bc learned, Was secured.
Fred spoler, moro dead than alive, was locked
IN at tho Madison Street Station yestertny. by
Ot1lccr John Held. Saturday Afternoon Fred
wa observed to enter the house OF stst; Anna
Matuska, corner Of VIM Horn antl 1.eavitt
streets, While that lady was from home, anu
shortly after he Was seen emerging slYty
4 largo crowd OF citizens gave chase. anl stoned
him very severely, until ht turned upon them
and fired three nhnte. Dfllccr Reid joined 10 ths
pursuit, and after firing nnc shot brought hts
wns tot,nd the stolcn property. and In au ad]oiu.
Ing yas.l was found his revolver.
Ear1y yesterday morning three thieves made
bold to enter the SALOON Of George itavtll, No.
I, Fourth avenue. and finding the bartender,
Charles Bfainard, asleep, they l,el,i bin up
tex ti9s, the keys from nt1,. him. and 'eTsa re- hs. s,,
drawcr,-some $S5,-and, alltn- their pock-
cts with cigars anu other truck, they
departed without lnolcstatton. BratHasu was
covered by revolver. and ordered not to speak
a word under rtnalty OF death. So rleycrly WIS
It tfonc that coforcd cook, but few tcct Away,
did not know what was going on. Brainar1l was
yesterday discharged by bis employer for his
negligence. .-...
rus POLICE AND TIN nBcExT RoRB8RTEs.
a m0ruing paper accuses the polrc u stand
Ing In with tho female who Is supposed TO have
planned And helped Barry Execute the recent
paltncr-ilousc robbery, and alleges that tiis
Wotnan Is the same who committed several
large robbcrfes Of pirate residences during tue
past year. In the FIRST place, It 10 alleged that
the facts OF Tho Fobbcrics were never be-
fose uubltshed; each was published IN
'THE TRIBUNE within few days nftcr occurring.
Then ~ 70 the iacnsity Of ths woman gross
error Is taid 10 be committed, The descriptions
left t,y the various victims at tho Central Sta
robbcrlcs were committed By ono woman. This
woman, Ncllie Race or Lee, did rub IIotclk!u's
residence and 1nothcr ho,1sc, aud WAS described
each time a. having brown hair and blue eyes.
This was corrccL for It Is now known
who shs Was, and sho Is ut pres
ent In Canada. Barry, the Palmer
House rohbcr, ia an Eng'ishman,
and has done tlulc in Australia. The woman,
Maggie Brown, who altlcl him, Is an English
JcEess, and ,as black tlair ami black eyes. alr.
Bcckrith, another victim, IL reported as saying
that Detective J0o Dixon told him TWAS no use
to search further for bis property, nad that hu
now believes that Dixon said 20 to corct up
trnees Of tho woman. This Mr.. Dixon staiups
a. lie, and lie Is confident 3lr. DcckWith will
likewise stamp It lie.