New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
oOK,NC FOR STOLEN GOODS.

Joscph Bennett, age twenty, having no occupa-
ton. OF No. 76S Thrd-ave.; Michael Coogan, OF no
427 West Sixtecnth-st.. a laborer age twenty
three and James DOYLE, of No. 307 Seventh-aNe"
twenty years DID, were arrested on Friday. on sus
piciOn that they were the persons who murdered
Louis Hanier early that morning. IL was con
ciuded. however that there was no ground for tlis
charge, aud the men Were hell or suspicion Oh nt.s
the persons who robbed the express wagon ~ iIu-
ave Ir4n nc1 Seanf nsc Otter
bourg at the Fciferson Market Police Court yoster-
day and remanded until TO-DAY. Bennett was iotiiet
ly an enplovee of the Transfer Company ana II was
thought at one time that he had stolen trunk
from it, Mr.. Dodd, The manager, however, lmnkS
now that Bennett did not DO this. lie Is o. the
opinion that Bennett has not courage or ctdeTHrHe
enough 10 steal, and that he IS supporiet cA'h' "
bv his mistress. Coogan and Doyle are known to
the police as notorious wagon thieves reSe three
men will he taken before Ponce JuS'iee lo-.',S
aud Captain Williams will try and ha' them re-
maudod until Tuesday. ..,
SAID CAPTAIN Williams yesterday altor'oon 70
TRIBUNE reporter, he cane down the steps OF inc
Tweuty-ninth Precinct Police station win a, ue-
tectiyc. lyon can come aIOuS. !oa want 10. Il
walk Of five or SIX blocks Ur0uEht the party
Ia a low fOlr-stOTy brick building IN SlNtH-dEe'
with dllaDidated oNtcror paper P1slea on ne rio
wall announced hat there were hats {? rent. ne
Captains ring brought 'ratty looking young
man 90 the door. Whoe,' ur1u'r became very o1Se
the Captain Hspciou-i and brsahed sigh OF
relief when tlif jter went upsialr, without arrest
ine him. Altrr eeoulug three flights Of almost
Perpendicular -.:.'- ap,aiu W ilIlans kuocNcu al
the door Of /. ..r - ,IIch some one could be heard
sObhrG. 4 ,.o.... once pr tty. about twenty-five
wears If az. .t..-H rHab'iN but gaudlN, opened
way when .. .a- who 3D. wac Tor she was Bennett
mistress ai3 she knew Immediately that ne was
accusec crime. The room "as uutldy. ne
furnitul. .. there Wa I'd 10, was NICE but 1t had
been u, IDLY. There was no ire IN the room,
and the uuuy woman was soon % become mother
A search revealed none OF the stolen goods.
Whose trowseIs are these asked Captain
Williams, pic;ing PAIR NJ from char. ILL.,.
" Ailne' replied he woman. i paid eigh' uo'l"'S
'Yoa ought not o stay hcro. Come to the station
Tonight, and VIII send YOU 20 Bellevue Hospital,
where YOU will be well taken care Of
ia rather stay here and the sobblng broke out
: Captain Williams next visited the attic. In one
corner was a small room, IN which q very cheerful
young man lay small and Tic>ety cot. II was
3 p. IN. 4 candle stuck III beer bottle stood Oh
Your looking for crooked folks. Captain7 You
went find 2ny iu tins house. he sad.
Where did You get the v1IlSei asked the Cap
tain, pointing to valise on the Hoor, with large
hole cut III the side
enth-ave.. and took a suit OF my clothes
The detective opened lie ya-lse, and ITS contents
about fifty champagne colks dozen photographs
and six boxes Of saTdines Eel out.
What are you doing with these things =
ooh. I'm speculatmg in coris. J get ? cents a
piece for 'em. Those are pictures Of Cahiorma pc
II suppose these saroines came from the restaur-
ant you used Ia work IN.
Not all Of EN-, Captain; not al OF en-. Wen
he added, after pause, to the detective who had
picked up a carriage blanket FROM the floor you
fellows have got lots OF cheek, DO you want 10 90
through fellow s wardrobe y
&" Isn't il tune for you to get up p
mot for an hour yet and fhe cheerful Young
man pulled the blanket over lds head for another
suOOze. o..
- Are they all crooked people in this house Z
asked Captain Williams of tie woman who lease 1 II
"a gray -haircd woman, Gfty five years ot age PER
haps.
"May-be they are, Captain; may they are.
But they are very quiet"