, 1879-04-22
RURGLARlES.
.n.,,,,out plseo Of Work Done In the
q Heart Of tho City.
c,orcs Rjf1cd Of Their Most VAL
'",t III, f.ontcnts..-IIow II Was Done'
49,, Masked Robbers Uuooramoniously
e0u' Eater q Woman's Bedroom.

rnnrE STORES CLEANED OUT
,..al,r. c,n.tnuc 10 mnko good hauls IN all
e"'rf t,',r. of ,hr city. Yesterday morning II was
tsssJ .a ,a, during ta night sumo Of tue eehiry
io"' .,.,,ed tlc store Of 4. o. Gafrnbsant. dealer
aau ,snt,' ,' furnishing goods nt NO. loo eiark
!" W., aut also tho store na1olhlhs, NO. l4l'
.,a'.a ''su, by J. F. s. Charles lialta, merchant
@ear,s eta'r. and BY E. tonnlnEs' doalor IN
'au 1n,., ,nrul,h!,,g goo1s. The latter was pacR.
ks". -, neparutory 10 moving on tic lst ot
!ns '4,n,h. w tic burglars taught bin way to
w. usro Tint he never i,efore dreamed o. both
..!.. hare windows IN tho rear, both from LIE
.a,ont h..s and from tho first 1oor, opening upon
oass", s'n,, whlcs, Is reached by a labyrinth
:, .malttr alleys and courts, To Dc
s..hs which would bc tmposslble. This
1e1%v conrt ran bo 1cachcd from every building
tes'n ms'o Dsafborn to Clark ssfeeta IN u,e norm
naf Of e n"sk, ana a,pset ny t"o brIsk party
taTun @ .s nncu arches separates II from smaller
a,t ss" wlIrh in turn is iclosed from the alley
;sotm sottanccs by q common plcket iehre'
"ss within s i, a"sr annesass, so,'5 ,s says pH5s tose
,anc, mds >l n. buildings fronting ~, upon Calhoun
rem 0s ~ ii. Washington street. The stores which
plase hnrc ~ selected forlnod tho Western wall of
,i;: WIZ c@rt. THIS pln1,s laid to accomplish tlln
n"rk were Of tho must c!anorate etlnfaGtes. a
tar.o s"M and wagon was lett n small alley cou'
es,u s,a af ti ITO entrances Of Dearborn street,
Dee.ns nns,tfnn that was hidden from po!ice
= H., p'1ht 1n"htvatchH,eu. They then toro oit
s"% i.v n;ciets OF tho funcet MD pushed forward
n ,he windows OF the Stores above mentioned
noenj1,c upun lie larEcr COURT
''sr rng s4onr NO. lii wis FIRST ToaoEp.
r., ,ro, bar. unon tho upper half OF the bnsc-
INT Ias winiov vera pricd aside, mud one was
esns ssaa ~ ro,nplctely a.d was used In forcing
Ill., ,1n ath.r bars apart. The winlowcatch was
nnIt brokcu. MIL tho sash forced. Entrance wAs
t,rn easily effected by clalnborluE upon ~ spiral
d.r VAS frst carricti Into snnll drcssing-roon,,
" t,nt ncthcr the pollco not passors-bY could
srn what vas going on, and alter they selected
Th,t wus wanted it was put intn bags mud was
e t95spgh the h'5t SsR x!S3oW ss wofe y snDss Wss
,,ssu 1.eu~ tron. tho stock Q. Mfr. Jenn!ngs,
stsf consisted Of gloves, hosiery, underwear,
nsrk. n .1eat, silk hunkcrchets, aud full line u
sht,t anl ncck tewclry. Everything was dump
ea Out Of The boxes Into haEs oronght there tor
MI oysrcoa,, sntu al.tt SILKS, cords, hralda, md
uIeso rvods, valued in all At about S40o. Tie
ihisyes bad ma,,S , extensive ,s!ss, ~ pronaFa, pn.
Of thts stock ~ tley ~ lett to.s,E Eooa!y
11rrs wrrc two t]anlcs Ut gas in thu store, one In
tbc reor and ous in front, utl4i tho night-watcti-
men and ctr policy both failed to detect my
thlny wrong about tlo place, upon citl.er Of
thrr nightly rounls.
A WINDOW IN NO. 100
we're being forced apart In Il manner exactly
similar, anti entrnncc effected without removing
any Of ihe bars. The burglars went through
tle show cases. dumping tle contunts into bags,
aud leaving the pastehoar,l boxes behind them,
and p,ust hayu secured at least saoo worth Of
Se:s SSn' d ,i''''iS iis GLOVES anu - icwe!y r;
vere, howcvcr, bcyot,d their rcnch, In
ths yanLt. Running short Of bags tlicy I'M
r1oYfsed some BY tying up n.ilcrsh!rsB with
pieces OF twlnc. WlIun they Ind done they &C.
tce.ea towcl aud piece OF soup aud washed
themselves. That 40 mich was left behind Is,
therefore, not attributable to nnY ono having
feared them of, but rather to au inability 10
carry on 50 much putdcr.,
Neither burglary was discovered until the
1toTta we're ONcucl In tho morning. Then
while Mr. iIaia was looking about The rear
Fluiows young man threw I'D q window iu
rttston Il kean'a building, No. 100 Washington
tlsci, Which also opens to tic COURT Alld asked
HOW MUCH HAD uHEN TAKEN.
% ltxas at ouee concluded that hc knew some-
thing aoous the rs,atscr, Md h9 was closely
employment, 3 clerk In tho banking g-houao
OF Gerlnrd Foreman. 1lo slecps upon a
col In The rear office. At about 1880 he sta ton
ho heard glass cracking lii the court bcuraih
tle windows, and knowing there was constlera-
ia tao buildings sosnc weeks ago, he concluded
that some QUO was walking about, md
rot up to sea. As ho looked,
4he man was standing under Mr.:
GaFrabrant's window, nm! the other was f1alf
way inside Of it, a,Ml apparently coming out Ile
and both mcn ran out without n,akiiig rcply.
lie carries rcYo!yor, but says he did not want