Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-14
Heavy Robbery % yewslry, &C.,. a
New YOS&.

RECOVERY or rHR GOODS m rWm CITY
In the early part OF october there was q heavy
robbery OF plated jewelry aud s,iverware IN Nev
York city, many thousands OF dollars worth OF
goods OF ali kinds in this line having been carried
on. The robbery took place In the night. the
thieves all succeeding In getting away with their
plumber Soon after that time man appeared
In this city with about N,Oo worth
OF the same goods, which he offered for sale very
cheap: IL is alleged that they were purchased by
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10Th
streets, who, in turn, sold stock OF them TO an.
Ss seae aesF wa0 se and on SS
berry, which were sent south for 70 disposal Si
comprised the lot alleged 20 have been purchaser
~ Mr. Goldsmith The man who sold them TO Mr..
arrested with seven Others all charged With com.
plicty In the robbery and they are held there for
trial The man who sold the goods 70 MT GOLD
smith, after he was locked up In that city, made
full confession. and one OF the owners came hero
some days ago TO hunt for his properly. IL Kcklo6
found 1t where It had been disposed Of. The whole
stock OF the merchant who had set up business ON
s sae avenue zen between 81 and streets was
the unsold goods In the hands OF Mr. Goldsmith
Were recovered, and the case came before the Po-
lice Court this morning in the form OF warrants
charging Max Goldsmith and Louis Callisher with
receiving stolen goods
Late this afternoon Prosecuting Attorney Moore
called Judge Snelrs attention to the cases He
stated that the defendants have consented 20 re-
turn the goods Notwithstanding this ne desired
TO present the cases to the court Mr.. Leon Tobrt-
ner appeared for the defendants.
MT lSador b. Brooks, OF No. 800 Canal street.
New YORK, was the first witness called. He identi.
was robbed In New York last October and VIM H.
liughes, who is in custody at the Tembs police
court New York. confessed the robbery. and stated
taat some OF them were sold In this city
Another lot OF the goods was found at the store
OF the other defendant on Capitol HILL
Ilio Qna
snat there was no rascaIity shown In this case ana
ne would order the property returned TO the ow q.
ers and dismiss the defendants
The Funeral Of Marshall Jexr eli.
HARTFORD CONN, Feb. 14-Thare was general
suspension or business to-day in respect 10 the
memory OF the late Marshall Jewell, whose funeral
occurred In the Asylum mn ional CHURCH
this morning, after private services at the resi-
dence. Rev. Dr. + r. Parker ofiiclated. The re-
mains were attended by the Governors Foot
ihere was distinguished attendance
NAVAL oRDKRs.-Lieutenant John & Abbott
Master r. H. Mclean and Ensigns T. M. Potts ana
w. l. Chambers have been ordered to special duty
In the Navy department. Master II. H. Hosley to
the receiving ship Colorado. Ensign Henry c.
Gearing TO duty at the naval academy LIST March
Naval Cadet o. c. Gsantner to duty In the drau yht-
ing room bureau steam engineering COmman der
i. +. Harrington detached from the naval academy
18th instant and ordered 10 command the Juniata
al Alexandria, Egypt, per steamer OF 2lst instant
Passed Assistant Engineer j. II. Bingham from tho
coast survey steamer Hassler and ordered TO duty
at the navy yard Mare Island, Cal Assistant En-.
gineer K I. Warhurton from the Mare Island
navy yard and ordered to the Hassler. Assistant
Engineer T. &. Bieg from the Miantonomah and
ordered to special duty In the Navy department.
THF NEW YORK SToCKMARKEr
TIE following the opening and closing pr,ces
1.-THE New York Stock Market TO-DAY as repor5ei
tyspecial wire to II. H. Dodge. $50 18th strest