New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
,r.v,rc TYP A GANG OF BURGLARS.

,o.IIont niece of police work covering both
a. citv and Philadelphia has just been c9mple,eu
by Inspector Byrnes who Was hsn AMY Sue TO SCoSnor
Wnoiec and Maloney. About n. m: on Wednesday,
ietectjya C'Connor. who was IN Pmladelphia On
some business for Inspector 5yshes w Snt dinner
Pbiladrlphia detective, named Andrew Jackson, was
with him In a short time wcll-dreSsed, pleasant
faced Young man took seat AZ .dD .Coes noted
New-lork burglar and thief now living III thllauel-
pbia He told Jackson all about Jarqness career sSs
and said that h, was probably engageu III eoi"0
scheme of robbery ut that very time.
In spite of this warning from OG0nnor the p store
Jones and MGCapIey Mo- Sf ,S Ss" s handEcr
chiefs and gloves valued at $4,000. Cher OIL n0,Vg
Givln was convinced that Jacques was piiIho oppJ
I'm the robbery lie arrested ana tlIeo ho,i
Eerchirfs were found upon him which were luon'jj
fled as a part of the stolen property lm - 1arce
house III West Philadelphia were toT 9rnm Adams
Sxnress' Comnanv for a package consigned 10 L.
Gardertn New-York. The officers also iounu uranco
baS deeds of property in New-iork CITY nsuldnJIo
p"Ec;es in he Richmond County Mutual Liverpool,
london aud Globe and Glens faiis companies ue
nosjt books of the Seamans Bank LOT oaNIes, i+
York CITY a deed in the name OF SaVau aniciuiV
aod conv of the wi of the late CornelusN andeTpl'
which were among The S7o,OO0 IN money aiu 20,
pers stolen from the house OF owen Mcool d 80
Richmond County Staten Island about louI eau Az
when McSorle, IS safe was blown open ana inc Ndiu-
able contents carried away by the burglars, glars. ,o+
On Thursday az p m Inspector by VI ,%tc gTC
fispatct from Chief Givin asking nm 10 lhCIScpt
n package marked 81. GaTdert ana lece'EGsu, ;n 10y
Adams Express Company. Chief Givln not hnuins
The property stolen from Jones and McCauley IN
,IacOues's house, and seeing the recelpt Oh tnF f
Adams Express Company, onyluded that this loV u
goods had been shipped to New Ork 5,,,,, 20
Detectives Healey and MalOney hurrleu uoWn ~
tbe evnfcss companv's office aud were shown an
the invoices that had been received rom InIduVi
phla hut were nnaO ole TO ma any VIII Lo ,ii fa
"tardert" They returned and reported thelr ialI-
ure 10 INSPECTOR ByrncS. lie sent them odcA' III,
structlug them TO examine the invoices again. anu
see if there were not som" packages CohslghVH ~
some ueI son of Il name somewhat sllllai 10 var
dert . soon Detective Heaey teieph0ned 10
the Inspector from the Nall-st branch once tnai
they had found three boxes ana ptIIei, CoIs tncu
10 Thomas Gardner. The Inspector knew that
Thomas Gardner was q noted burglar, recently ,O,t
OF State Prison, living at No ZoI ,ANeuue d. ing
detective also reported That lie dellNery wagon "
Adams ExnreSs Company had already started WIN
tins DROP rfv. The lIsi ector. know ing IhaI tle
wagon would have many stops 10 make III Tue WORK
ordered the detectives to take the eeVated Ialiroau
and try and reach the desired point before the ar,
rival of the express wagon. Inc detectives redCIeu
the place n few minutes before une wagon iheS
wanted TO see lie z ODDS received by Gardner ana
then they would be able TO arrest nm WIN the
stolen property III his possession. Nheh me WaEoh
arrived (itrlner came out of the house and re-
ceped for the articles and he was at once arrested
The prisoner and the property were taken To tne
lice Central Once, and word was sent to Chlet
GiVin. Mr.. JOnnst on, representing Jones ~ McSau-
lev identified the goods As stolen IRON mat nrih
GARNER was taken to Essex Market Police Court
and remanded until AOndaY TO give lllur 10 procure
TeQuistIon papers. 1t is believed that Dy theaIlest
OF Gardner here. and Jacques IN Philadelphia, one
OF the most dangerous gangs OF burglars III 'hs
country has been broken up
\ dispatch from PM lohia received last night
saws that the various goods recovered on thursday
at the house III Be-st. hat city, were yesterday
morning removed to the Central Police station
where they were displayed upon large table Ill
the private Office o. the Chief of Police. They con-
sisted OF large quantities OF fancy and expensive
laccs slyerwaTe dress goods, dress trimmings, 81 k
dresses uncut silks six handkcTchieis. gloves, ana
a large number OF miscelIaneoa articles; during
Ia, npfrfb 10 rtlO a.
whose houses and places of business have been
broken INTO and robbed during the last few months.
Much stolen property identified.
ihe charges OF robbery against Edwin jacques
ana his wife, Elizabeth, ana Charles smith, VINO
were arrested on Thursday, were heard Yesterday
in Ihiladei PIMA Many witnesses testified 10 the
robbery OF their and Identified articles found
i'm possession OF the prisoners. After hearing test-
nony tne Chief OF Police referred TO the arrest OF
Thomas Gardner, In New York; and the recovery OF
goods and asked Tor pOstpOnement OF The hearing.
JACQUES decla cd that his wife knew nothing OF bis
CoIlg> and pleaded for her discharge. All the
prisoners were. however, held for their appearance
next Monday in deIault of $4,000 bail each.