The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-31
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THIEF CHASING IN JERSEY.
KEEPING THRONG or PURSUERS dr
BAY WITH 4 REYOLTER.
The Man Mrs. Bnuchie Pound In Her Pnrior.
Who shot Eer Husband, nnd Then Kan,

The Man Mrs Bnuchie Pound In Her PnrIor.
who shot Her Husband, rnd Then Rnn.
with Three Hundred Persons vt his Heels
Christian Bauohlc rcsidcs with his wifcand
two children at 189 Newark avenue. Jersey City
where ho keeps n small confo tlonery and fancy
store. The store is ntho first story and above
II arc tho apartments OF tho family. At about
noon Yesterday Mira. Biuchlo went up stairs to
prepare dinner. leaving her husband and her
brother. Louis Niodhardt. in tho storo to-
gcthcr As sho Attempted TO turn tho key ia tho
lock OF the kitchen door she discovered to her
surprise. that tho door was already unlocked.
On entering tho room sho saw that bowl OF
bread and milk that she had left on the noor
had been upset. Mrs. Duuchlo then went
through two emnll bedrooms leading to the
parlor In the front OF the house which opons
into third bedroom on the right hand side As
she reached the middle Of the parlor she pocred
through the door leading to tho side room, and
snw man standing noar the window. and ap-
parontly trying to loosen tho shutters she
uttered scream, md ran, baos TO the kltchon,
the wall. and blow u shrll call. At the Same time
stamping vigorously on the hoOr.
The intruder rushed TO the head Of the stairs,
whore tho woman was standing I'm his way. AS
he nude n dash at her she grusped him by both
efforts 10 release Rlmsslf Finding ihat he could
not throw her on he drew n revolver from
his pocket and pointed 1t at her head.
and the thief hurried down stairs. but before ho
reached the bottom he encountered Mr.. Bau-
Chi" aud Mr. Niedhardt. Mrs. Bauchlo cried TO
Look out. Christian. he is going to shoot"
Bauchle grasp'd the mans coat sleeve but
released his hold when the pistol Wis presented
at his head. Tho thief then dnshed past tho
pursued by B@ueRie and d NeibmnriTt" mT"rN avenue
At Newark and Jersev avenues The fugi-
tive turned and. taking deliberate aim. llrod
leg lust about tho KNEE. but in his cxcito-
ment be felt no pqin and continued tho
Of sjon thiei" ottracted thrors. r! Who i ispt
Joining in the pursuit. until nearly 800 mon.
women, ana 'lildren were runninE md shout;
through Second street to Coles. where ho
wheeled urop his pursucrs. and with hlsr,-
while he cooy wiped the Precipitation from his
forehead and recovered his brcntl.
Then he continued his run through Col"s
street To Third street whore he ngtin res'ri.
nnd by raising his pistol made his rursu rs
sH1rrp 9t R,, dlslanc,t ms smut c9ar seemed TO
Gislt along Third street 70 Jersey ayenrc.
t. turn. and forthc third timr he ra.sci lis r..
y9,lyer and kept the pursuers ut bay.
Will tho fugitive WIS wiping the perspirniion
from ms lnce win ne let hnnd and noLsins
the ewcnpon with his right. 70 vcnder Of kindlins
wood named Jacob Stuscy emerged from n
house behind him. and. taking "a the situation
nt glance, suddenly rush 'd NJ the fugitive and
Knocked him down. Eaurhlc was among tho
nrSt 10 reach the spot where the man lay. and
In the s'unle TINT followed the pistol was agnn
discharged innicting slight burn on Baucho's
hand. Tho man was finally overpowcrcd and
tnker To- the Second Precinct police station nt-
tended by n throng of several hundred persons.
There he give his name as George Bnrtcl. and
his age as 81. He said he had no home and no
relatives. and lid not care what became Of him.
On his person, when searched, were foun, a
revolver. two chambers Of which had been dis
charged. jimmy about foot long, n necktie.
q pocket knife, torty-one ccnts aud II pass 10
the asylum on Bluckwell's Island
A reporter for TIE SUN vino vsitel Mr. Bau-
chile last night found him coriinnd TO his bod
from the wound in his leg. lie snld TINT DR..
IrcndergHst had probrd it. but had failed to
find the bali.