New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
NOTORIOUS BURGLARS IDENTIFIED.
ADAMS AND LEARY RECOGNIZED AS PARTICIPANTS
IL TWO LARGK RoBBERIEs.

ADAMS AND LEARY RECOGNIZED AS PARTICIPANTS
IN TWO LARGE RoBBERIEs.
The four persons arrested Tuesday night, at
No 1913 East Twenty-nuth.st. prove to be well worth
the time and money expended in the capture. Five
weeks ago two well dressed men, one about forty
years OF ond the other about twenty-one,
with two handsome women. app ,renty their wives,
began housekeeping at No. 1913 East Twenty ninth-st
little girl and boy, age about fourteen,
were with them. The elder was Charles
Adams a notorious bank burglar, eight months ont Of
State Prison; the younger. exceedingly fashionable
fellow Leary known 20 the police as the Bos-
ton Kid, only six months ont Of Sing Sing. The elder
woman Adams's wife, formerly Mrs. Cunningham,
the widow of" Dad " CUNNINGHAM. gambler The boy
IL a Cunningham. the Girl Adams The younger
woman is called Elizabeth Hl and, sad II LearJs
wife, he having married her only ten DAYS hgo.
Detectives Thompson Cunning oft1e Central once,
were watching the house. and Inspector Murray
for the occupants upecte OF having aided In the
600 robbery OF tho Cambridgenor National Bank.
September IS. BY superintendent Walling's direc-
tlon, the detectives have been working togeth-
er since Sunday. Tuesday night IT known
that both mon were IN the house. The off
GERS waited patiently until about o'clock At that
time the elegant young Lcary saunered down tire sens
two officers and before he had time to think he In
the iOn-housr. Twenty moments later Adams came
outan1 went toward mere ne Was seized
Inspector Murray then caued the honse to be searched
a.
the nsoector Identified AMI sen ON her son for police
man. who assur' her thal Mr. Murray was m officer.
ThereupOn she euhuilted TO have the hcac ecarchcd
without further objection. IhH laokage OF iewelry
which the ad car.ct away WITH linn was captured Iairr
IN The evening In the cellar IN trunk was discovered
fGe set of burglars tools. Cousiderahle jewelry
ana silver plaie were found ant seized. what
bracelets was also tlSen The Younger wonIn was ar
Ieste arg locked up N the station housr Mrs Adams
lft In the house with her children. under quart.
until "Wednesday morning, when size WIS also pa ed IN
safer Eeeprg Later In the night tbe detectives went to
md
inuse vas e,arcbed but onj, a fv hons wore f,nud
These have yet been identified. II IS believed that
T. police Will not be able to asten the bank robb ~
Yesterday morning.. Inspector Murray'S olce Miss
VI Mry L. Evans a. sacsUonn IN TIE store OF ,h"r.es
C"a y theatrical wigmaker, At 40. 493 Washiugt n
M Boston, identified Adars as tie man who IN company
with two Ithers st1lo - 900 in United states bonds
were = ken J. foye Juia@ smith Al he Essex MARKET Cou.
YESTERDAY morning. but Immediately card before
a writ ~ hgbnas corpus william T. Howe, ino counsel.
agreed with Inspector Mura} The Judge c0nsonns. ~
adj nuln the case until to-day. Mrs Adams. vi Is 'ot
good health. allowed to re'nia to No 1913 Eist
Twenty -nt1-St Two officers remained on guard IN the
receiving stolen goods rhe ieWery wore was part
o the p cteds of the robbery OF winch Leary IL a,-
Leary was also identified by the clerk at the Putnam
Hose, ut Tourhayc. aud TweutgaiXh-st ne the man
who May i. drove TO that MOTEL win trunk AID en-
eated room or day; This fact connects hlIn wan
No. l7O Broadwoy. lust S2j 600 IN iewrry. A.trunS
containing the valuable articles VI. sem from B
changed, ami Subsequently tue empty trunk was
found 1T Baltimore. \ Is expected 10 prove
that L-ary removed The contents WI e the truck was
tie Pu,Eain usr. Part OF tn jeve.ry IA "s found
among tic cf CTS of Loary aud the woman Nth wnom
lac lived. and upon Mrs A0ans, has been identified by
Alrg Brothers as their own.
IN r,poTtcr ced upon 'Irs Adam, last evening at
No. 123 East Twenty -nuth--t. Inside the door was
FOUND policeman, aud at the second land ug was
another Mrs. Adams IN bed IN "a elegant auarl-
mCnt on the Top floor IIer brother and Little grl were
present she H. stlkineiy hands woman AMI Upon
this occasion her long hair thrown The pillow,
! and an endless uflS'Jn Of laCes. enhrOderY SIX
cOrctlGs and an elegant fsce rather added TO tho
! effect Sc certainly pale and She said she Ea'
nearly dead Wl' fatigue IA. excitement -" compared
Of having preu locttd up WI low women all night and
Of having tcrnt trca lnen until Judge DonOlrc
took pity upon Lcr. She insisted That Mr. Moore was In
nucent but ena kcd with some energy, tEat Ranybody
though Lc wOuld peach" thoy wercpGc m,oiaSCu ltt
would die be would tell what he ought 10 Keep quiet