The New York herald., 1877-10-26
THE BURGE1ARyI
Where Inspector Murray'S JailblrdS
Hatched Their Crimes.
WHAT THEY ARE GAGGED FOB.
Stolen Silver Identified-A Boston Bond Rob.
bery-The Cambridgeport Burglary.

prisoners who In the house No las
Eas, Twentyninl street on Tuesday night, charged
with being implicated in the robbery Of tho Cambridge
National Bank, of Cambridgeport, Mass, during tho
month OF September last whom securities amounting
$50, QUO stolen. This ceverly arranged
capture planned by Inspector Murray. who has
worked necessarily the case for weeks past,
his principal clew tho perpetrators being photo
graph OF Charley Adams alias Langdon W. Moore, .
notorious criminal who has lately osciated between
this city and Boston On the part OF the In.
spcctor and the detectives the case has been
maaaged with such an amount Of secrecy
that up TO the present time all the usual Of
oGlciai or sem-oical information have been prac,-
cally closed to representatives Of tho press Accord
ingly many OF the police authorities fairly non-
pussed yesterday morning on seeing that the HERALD
contained full account oil how the ''worEed
up, together with the arrest Of the suspected pare
Although Inspector Murray still courteousy firmly
declines 10 give any particulars bearing on the steps
taken 10 bring the bank robbers to Justice he freely
impaired information regarding two other daring
berries, IN which, II has now been proved, Charley
Adams, alias "AooPe," and Tom O'Leary, alias "Bos-
ton Kid" alias "Br:ggs,n another oil the prisonsrs
were implicated.
THE nosToN DErEorIvEs ARRIVE
Al an early hour yesterday morning three men hur-
rledly aghted from a cab In front OF Inspector Mur-
stely thereafter oloseted with that official In hls
private oce II subsequently, proved that thres
strangers w,ro Boston detectives who have been en-
gased tho bank robbery case, and who we're ,ele-
graphed for after the arrest Of tho prisoners BY
the police authorities here
THE TRUNK JEwELRY ROBBERY.
Shortly after nine O'Clock the prisoners brought
to the Essex Market Police Court from the different
station houses to which they nad been separately
before justice Smith Tom OLeary, alias Briggs, and
Elizabeth Hill, who ueing arrested with the others
gave her occupation as that OF housekeeper were
arraigned ON charge OF having been implicated In
tho robbery OF trunk Of iewsry III this city May
II OF toe present year. II will be recoectcd that the
trunk IN question was shipped from Boston to Aiing
Brothers, No. Ill Broadway, aud while IN transit
some thieves VINO board the train contrivcd
to change checks In such that they wers
enabled 10 substitute old valise the trunk, the
contents OF whcn were valued at $4,000. The trunk
on It's reaching tho city WAS takon 10 the Putnam
House In Fourth avenue, aud having there been
emptled by the robbers, was forwarded by them 10
Baltimore, where It was followed and subsequently,
important witnesses the two prisoners remandsd
by Justice Smith.
Charles Adams, alias ''Aoore," and his reputed
wife, Rebecca Moore were about to undergo
tion on charge OF completely In tho Cambridecport
bank robbery, whom Inspector Murray was served
with writ OF habeas corpus, which had been oblanet
produce them forthwith IN supreme Court Cham bars
before Judge Donohue In tue latter court Messrs
appeared
ant District Attorney Marsac representing the
people. After consultation between the opposing
counsel was agreed to postpone arguments IN the
"Moore," was accordingly remandod to the Fourth
precinct station house. while At the urgent request
OF her counsel, he stating that she was IN feeble
return 70 the house No I2a East street.
IN charge OF M officer and remain there under his
| surveillance until this morning
TwExTY-NINTH STREET.
The house indicated Is located IN geptee neighbor
] 90 Inn
the east and west by Lexington and Fourth avenues
spectiveiy. judging from tho massive brown stone
structures which embesh that portion Of East
Twentyninth street the raid nude by the police there
Tuesday night and the arrest OF the four persons
failed to create a decided sensation in the neighbor
hood The domciie occupied by the prisoners
the front being painted in imlta.ion Of
brown stone. The exterior leaves the impression
aiuen,, circumstances. Desiring to ascertain some of
the domestic manners and habits OF this whole fam-
lily. which was suddenly transferred from luxuri-
nome TO cells IN tho station houses HERALD
porter rang the front door bell OF No l23 East Twenty
ninth street early in the afternoon. The summons
OF middle age who cast a urlive glance At the visitor
through the lace curtain which subdusd the light on
the inner vestbule door before opening IT. Holding
the latter aar hand and shading the
her eyes with the she profcssed ignorance
/ Of anything connected with the arrest ln auswei
10 the few questions propoupded she said that she had
only arrived there Wednesday 10 take charge ol
the house of which she was then the sole occupsnt
She acknowledged being q relative Of Mrs. Moore,
| adaing that she expected her homo every moment
II may hero be stated tha, Mrs. Moore had not ar
rived home ~ this time AtNo. lilo the reporter saw
Nm elderly lady who proisssed not to know anything
about the people who had been living al No.
some tims past she had regarded tho house
not being all right Before the reporter hAd
No I23 and from il ailghtod two females and a man
Ono OF the former was person Of ABOUT thr. yave
N rd
| companion, an elderly person, Was her mother. The
third party was detective IN PLAN clothes. who waa
medateiy entered the house, the younger tax.
ing the ead tripping lightly up the steps though
she NOT a'stranger TO excellent health On Inc
reporter making inquiries other places in the i'm.
mediate netghborhood II was ascertatned that the
arrested parties had not occupied the house No l2s
uniurnshed, ana when they moved In, just previous
TO October they brought with them quantity Of
what seemed TO be substantial furniture. All the
neighbors agreed In the statement that there
something mysterious about the new eomers ~ they
wero never seen either gong In or coming out.
REBEcoA IN THx CELL
A. tho Seventeen precinct station house Captain
McCuilngh stated thai MIRA Moore was brought thoro
IN custody at about O'Clock Wednesday morn
Ing, with INSTRUCTIONS from Inspector Murray that
communicate with her These Instructions no strictly
carried out. although tho woman cried bitterly and m
plorsd hin, To spare her tho humility ana discomfort
| oil the cell she remained locked up from the timo
mentioned uniil she was taken 10 court yesterday
morning by one oi Inspector Murray's aids. who is
known among the police lorce sPaddy the Horse"
4 RopBRRY.
| During an interview with an ofncsl connected with
the District Attorneys once II ascertained that
among the witnesses In this city, aud who are
prepared to testify against the prisoners, Charles
T. Gsary and WIFE from sosson 4 seems .nas on
theatrical wig maker in that city, purchased tive
Central States bonds to the amount Of $1,000.
| which he hung up in his store on
arriving there Shortly aIterward throo men sntored,
and while one OF them engaged the atentien OF tho
proprietor the other secured the bonds and made
good their sscaps. man named Price was afterward
arrested suspicion of being of the party. He
was subsequently indicted tried and acquitted Of the
charge. Charley Adams alias Moore, ives also sus.
pected oy the Boston police, who sent the par
Iicaars, with has photograph 10 the police
authorities OF this city. Now, az is under.
stood that there 10 as yet no positive proof OF
completely tue Cambridgsport bank robbery the
part Of Adams, u Is proposed TO hold him the
charge OF stealing Mr.. Geary's bonds, the photo-
graph answers his dcser pton For this reason IT 10
doubled by some whelher Adams and his wife be
held, especially as the former refuses 70 90 back 10
Boston.
fDENTIpfCArIoNS.
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