, 1881-01-02
STOLEN GOODS.

| oonds having been called In.
':' STOLEN GOODS.
Tho Police Arrest the Thieves and Se
| cure the StuM
| Early Friday evening tailor doing business o,
/ Clark street, and who Is not at all willing thai
| his name should be used, at least for the pres
ent, called upon Capt. Buckley and related t
him the details Of visit nude him late in tht
afternoon by TWO msn who evidently hut
| stolen property in their possession. The,
had called ut his store during HI.
absence, and had insisted that his wife should
| send out for him, and get him to return to the
store as speedily Us possible, at the same time
representing tltat their business was OF the ut
most Importance, and would not keep. He went
at once to see who they wore, and what they
wanted. They spoke familiarly to him, but he
did not recoiect of ever having seen them
before. and VIII fn he asked their business they
offered to sell him cheap for cash fine lot OF
trimmings. He: pHrteyed with them, and
finally asked I'd be shown the goods. Une OF bis
visitors said they we're over on Wabash avenue,
serve as sa1pples in his room not far
distant from the taftor-shop: The tailor
sons consented 3D. t9 accompany them be- to tho
to an apartment over Al lrlsh's saloon, No. 3s3
Here be was shown eleven bolts of black satin
not trimmings" in any sense Of the word, but
he was not greatly surprised at this, as both
men had spoke en- curiousIy about the property
was sufficient to convince him that they
bud come by it dishonesty. Making pretext
tor leaving them BY saying that be would re-
them, and 1t was agreed that at n certain hour
the goods would be at his disposal, either at
~ hs tSe SSaop e on nh The n1ce sds~ak II frot
was only va but. it was only. by hatd
banterins that the tailor succeeded in beating
them down to thnt price.
tailor concluded that ho could not afford to
handle crooked and stolen goods, and he
speedily
RESOLVED TO MOTLEY TIE POLICE,
s sha he wead eaGR 0g the bs rear seen so0r
his movements from the streets, he made bis
and S way q Pacc fo
the 4Arlnory. Capt Buckley, after herring the
story, concluded to make an effort to bag the
known to be interested us he could tind. Taking
with him Officers Swanson and DoIlard, the
Captain started to raid the rooms ia which the
turned from Harrison street into Clark some
body on the street gave signal to two men who
were on the sidewalk with the silk and satin,
them, they dropped the property right
5ad into tie 58son no5s S5s
found nothi,s but the property the tailor mad
agreed to purchase, aud this they brought at
once to the station.
Capt Buckley, and, being anxious to improve
upon tho condition Of affairs on her premises,
Informed him thar Julius Klein was the person
who brought the goods into her house, aud
who p oas6E s to s suffer f for ~ it. W" Julius was was
nnd when n Sergs DULY ana n
with whom he had been associating recently.
Another detail went out, and III a short time
taken into custody: Both room, Or have
roomed. in Mi. Irish's building, and both are
known to have been implicated with Klein In
fact
SCHROEDER WAS IDENTIFIED
by the tailor as one Of the two men who visited
him In his shop. and who acted as spokesman Of
ng. and there succeeded In flndic2 some other |
yoods evidently stolen. and In trunk belonuing |
o Ollie aioore, the fellows MISTRESS they found |
t + silk E'' velvet, cts and nd sA''1; Rough brown @
2nper Wrapping, 6aring~the stamp Of the Unired
;tates Express Company and the address ~
hat tho goods may have been stolen from some
4 the express wagons or from the railroads.
The room Of Nicholas Bauer, in the same build,
! dozen new white. shirts, which are |
fuilar to those found few days, ago
y Sergt~ Duffy under q vacant house in that
Ficnity. This would seem to coDnects the
:ang with some other robberics, and Capt:
buckley is firmly Of the opinion that he has at
asst captured tue thieves who have been making |
specially Of robbinE express and other de-
strJ' wagons The case will be further worked
p To-day.
Late Friday night Lizzie Williams, another iu-
aate of the house. and the reputed mistress OF
was arrested by Seryt Duffy, and in
er possession were found thirty pairs of lid
loves. a lot Of ladies' neckties, and one bolt of
atin. Mathew Ash. another chum Of tho men
lready under arrest, was picked up and also
,dged at the Armory.
All the goods recovered, aggregatlng in value
about 81 500, were identified yester-
az by D. Shoyer. proprietor Of q large tobb1nE
nd dry goods commission house at Nos. las md
etween the hours Of 6 and 7:3u o'clock Friday [
venipg. The work was done in precisely
10 same manner rs the recent burg
ry Of DAncona's fur store. at No. 1B
tate street: and nlso the burglary some few
eeks ago Of T. Deimel & Sons furnitnre-store
! Canal street In each case the burglar must !
ave secreted himself In tho store during busi-
ess hours, and there awaited his opportu mtg
going through the, stock and selecting
PaektnEf h kin big isot pnaen dec THIS ,xoS
y opened from the inside, and not forced
,cn.. The success Of the undertaking de-
ended entirely upon the nerve. of. the
;rson thus secrettng himself. The police have .
yet found no trace Of either tho furs or the
ush aud velvet upholstering material. and
ey think that the burglar who did the main
rt Of the work is not yet in custody. Mr..
Oyer ia unable to sny how much was stolen
ON his store, but the goods recovered IS un-
ubtedly very nearly nll that the burglars | !,
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