New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24
THE TARRYTOWN ROBBERIES
SLIGHT CLEWs TO THE PERPETRATORS.
FORMING LAW AND ORDER sOcIETY-ExTRA
wATCuMFN AT THE BANK.

FORMING A LAW AND ORDER s0CIETY-EXrRA
wATCHMEN AT THE BANK.
When TarrytOwn awOke yesterday morning
spsedy INQUIRIES revealed the fact that the place was
alive and WELL Every protected himself with guns
and pistols through the night utterly obvous OF the
fact that should the burglars take one night on that
would probably be the one. AT any rate the gang had
stopped its work. and all along that part of the Hudson
there was once entire absence OF complaints OF
depredatons the night. The Gay was spent IN Work
ing up clews OF the robbers bTacing up the nerves oil
the place. and generally doing nothing The constSou
larry force the place vivid pictures OF Gilbert
suvaus policemen and for the last few days they have
all been singing gloonily;
A poiceman's lot is nor happy
The towuspeope. recognizing the mercfui procIytles
OF the police decided Friday night Understood at
q secret meeting Of tho trustees OF the place
and several OF the principal men. to hire
detectives from this city. The detectives
employed and all day yesterday kept hard at work
No made. There clews In plenty and
doubtless arrests will be made early in this week
The ideas found oredence that Miss
Stormss servant. Mary Kearns. implicated In the
matter and that while the gang, which In all was eonsid
cred number five men, composed entirely OF local
ruians that their leader was an imported expert
SO far as descriptions GO the leader uoa
recently been making the rounds OF the village as
mmns has been to houses that robbed is not
certain. Oscar Beebe, the former sing sing
SortS arry9own gnns IS also Under surveance
The police be modest however, about inteiei
ing with him. He is rated as q shoemaker but wears
remarkably good clothes for man who does no Ouh
ness One CT the burglars was continually taking OF
that he had served Ths points 10
Beebe but many OF the TarrytOwn people think the re-
mark made to put people on the wrong track
Is especially the case about ten days Judge
Zee, whose house the first one visited on Ihufs
ay for Blossoms arrest tor high
way robbery The constable into whose hands the war
rant was put went to arrest Bessen. The latter now
ever, objected. and the constable took back the
care to arrest Blossom. Tho Judge has been looking
in vain who would perform this uuty.
Contrary the report Mary Kearns did not leave MISS
Storms Friday afternoon. She was there III inc eVe
ing of day. Mss steadtat y dscOutenahc-
Jug PIGEONS of her neighoors. Mr. storms. her
brother stayed in the house night. Yesterday
morning Mary stairs early quite unusual Tor
SO nervous she could not sleep. She asked Mr. storms
for money buy some bread for breakfast AS the
evidently wanted the money for Drink, III was re-
fuss cd She then the kitchen, refused 10 woik,
and finally ordered OF house, she refused 10
90 and put she is still p TarrytOwn and under
close watch. . - .-.--
to $500 Cor searching for the burglars Three
extra watchmen have been placed in the Tarrytown
there previously refusing TO STAY alone
Inv and society also in OF formation
AT DoDbs Ferry Irvington other places along The
Hudson Is talk OF than there has been
since Benedict Arnold alive. Mr.. McCutcheOn the
president OF TarrytOwn Village says that pnoo meet
Ing will be held tomorrow evening, aud A d. Revere
Bobaet ind Lawrence the chiefs OF police in the two
yesterday.