New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
Boards of Trade and the Exchanges in the promo
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HOW MANY FLAT-HOUSES WERE ROBBED'
ARREST Og GANG OF THIEvEs-oNE OF THEM
CoNFEssEs.
Many small robbeTies In uptown hat-houses have
been reported to the police since January l. Asa
rule the thieves entered the houses in the daytime,
nude their way into rooms from which the regular
occupants We're absent and carried away snCn pott
able articles of value as were within easy reach
detective SerGeauts Richard King, Holly Lyons,
Charles QConnor and Edgar Slanssen were de-
tailed by INSPECTOR Byrnes about six weeks ago to
search the pawnshops for the stolen articles.
On Monday they arrested William kessner, alias
Flood, burglar and eX-cOnvIct, living a{ 20. pi
similar criminal record and lived at No. 2J5 Null
berry-st.; John Kent alias Williams, burglar who
had sFy@ Gs n9t t6be cS fS' & a.
rmn youth of No. lS Allcn-st Tho prisoners were
taken to the Tombs Police Court and rcinanded
until to day at the request of Inspector Byrhes. Az
the homes on the persons of the praOncrs were
found many stolen artlc les and thrty-ilVc pawn
tickets. All day yesterday ne dete'tiyes we're
To-day the persons who have lost 1ewclrY ana
clothing from Hats will be invited to identity their
property. Two gold chains were stolen on January
from the fiat OF Conrad Schrcycr at No 1923
Thirl-aye. Several dresses which were found III
the possession of Floods sisters were taken nom
the rooms of Mrs. Higgins at No ,537 lhlrd-aVc.
4 lot of iewery and kniCk-knacks were stolen from
T. Never at NO.16i East One-hundled-t anu seventh
st. on January %. Some clothing belonged 10
Charles hrmshemcr OF No. - East Onc-hundred-
and-ninth-st. who lost it on March 10. other
articles of apparel were stolen from the at OF
thomas W Bottles at No. III last OLc-huhdltu
aul-clevcnth st. on February -.
Young Stroebct told Inspector Byrncs all about the
robberes, and gave information winch VIII enable
The detectives to recover a large anonnl OF the
property. He SAID that he was led 20 steal hy lhe
other members of tie band The INST robbery th3t
he was IN crested in was at llai 4"N'c li lhlIu
ave. near Onc-hundrcd and-Elcentu st. Whcrc ne
got gold watch and some lrWrh}' ,NTEi no
helped 10 steal some silver spoons aud clothing al
No. - ihiTd-aye on thn top H'1r ol Iots, ID
Oue-hun lred-and-t twenty -hrsf->t near Ir1' ave,
more silver and clothing were taken. h' door 'l
the house the northeast corner ol flTNt-3Ne hni
Srycntv-cighth-St. was forced open bN NlllaW'
with a pocket jimmy and lcveIy and clothIn-
were Stolen. Other ruhbcrlcs were committees at
First-avc., and Scvcnt'eth-st IN lmrtIl'ul ''-,l
east of Secund-ave; IN Fifty fourth-st.. east oi
rhird-ayo.; AZ No. Oj7 Sccond-ayc.; at lmra-aIc'
and Nincty-frst->t in Third-aye.. near iIEA'y
fith-,t.; at No. 2,222 SocQnd-aye,; ~ 4Th Al';'
nMth-et. ana at No. 1,3l1 lhirdayc
Ii had been he custom oi th' th'GEcS 10 e'' lhI'
the houses with false keys. Dressed Ike plumbers,
and cirryiuga kit of toos il was easy for them 20
avoid suspicion. Whom they came To U3t IA
which no person happened to be- they "p'nri 'he
hall door WVh plcklOck and entered 10 make
haul Flood and Davis. the leaders OF tht h'hd'
we've arrested tWo years ago for far robbery III
Bonj-,t., and were held in hall Tor uldL
CHI DRIN TO COMPETE WITH BARNUI.
TIE INDUSTRIAL Exhibition TO EE OPENED ." DAY
SOME OF lis FEATURES.
Cosmopolitan Hall yesterday Afternoon. was full
Of the noise ana hustle of preparation l'r the l"iH
oDenui. of the Chiidwns Industrial EXM"l'ion
this morning. Almost all Of the EXHIBITS htd "F-
rived and were IN place but the managing commit
tee ot ladies was occupied with those lh.'hiu
dccor,tl,p touches which are tp transform tins
hall OF bi lard matches into gay ohiioicuN ban.
The suaii iags OF many nations q Hiilc o!h-S H""
which served for NIguIuN aad chac i"r ~ d. AtrS
aoug the gGllcrI'S. But tine hundreds "I p.''r@ "I
wood work. bronzc-w,rii, ornamental n'ellc-""Ik
and embroidery. Of all varieties ahd shade, WH;'h
MI the main BAH. are thcmsclN". hrsut WIN Color
and give an. 1lIttou enough 10 the whole Gene.
ri csc c> lihits. OF which some account was given
in SUNDAYS IrlHrNr, are arranged IA nlne classes,
wood work mrtll-woIk. need, work practical
cook cry modelling lu clay, dc'' Gu' ana lca HtI
work. PRINTING and m'co.lduc"u0 'FtirI's AI INC
articles 10 compete for PnHs Wn.t '" D.. '", ny
clillreu under fifteen year, of age. la"I ""Ia "i
varou. sorts .lls been received from So pt"hc
schools Di Boston. Chicago, -. I'u.. lie'". thI,
New-liavcn. IAiai'ipiia, Jamc'i""1' l"H"'is'
Hohohcu ANA lleoA.> 70. nom d "d 't. ."' Ut .N".'
industrial school, bon and about Me-" l"Ih 1nI Il. ln
md, aua. hp, aud -irS. her" aie 10 'II '.g''}-
seven sect .rIl,. ctch schools cNiIh., counting is
or, and J.t"p pieces OF th" pu'uc school 'A I'-
its thus Of Philadelphia aad E,w-iI1''u arr t"'
largest and most str king. tHsLt ~.'"ul l'"I .i
Oil g,I 20 learn to and arc put thraItI t-rtl
two plocc~, from sttchin- 10 rairh."s A"d 'Ht-
tou-ho'c u3ainc. ana the boy go through drawing
ami mode. .nH ana M. "."- '+'l i. I" 49,,
pcutry and metal worl. IN a.. School %. Ih"u 'I.'I
Art. TIE Ncw-liaycn schools nave also iIli' '."'
specimens Of both kinds %. industrial W"iA. Ni'"i-
d.., WI ! lc tie Ncw-lltvru hIy l' o." Exhibition,
"a spcci tl.u lTu-gus down al tH" t".'' .i'i
q many scholars ~ noS-.h.r. I.' h....'. ..'
tie ItI r.s Technical lrst.ta''. t.r WEE. .. 90
Cat.o.i, i..'tc.t"rv tine i'In"" I.'H-t.,- .'.
u,riui a,u Of t. things. I'rHaI- 'ue W"-t '"H"I-
ate and handsome piece - h' -'Ah '..'I'u P".'"
work IA il made 10y small N"Vc1h sI.e. ........
The" exhibition wll. hc open i'"n tH.~ m".N..~
tlIl nest Tuesday night one hundred ana I'it
medals Will .br g.'rn a, ut'i '''"h' "i. ".'
fourth prizes iu the different clt--'.. D.. nt'
t.,| AL 90 d
and MIS- Joseph u. thoat.; Dol, tI-N"I". ltra',, }.
BloG..tI. of tupoycr y co.. nr"i % " i.' ,''' ,'",
rs Is. .t~uI. Ms IHrotoTr - u} ir; 'l EI. w. ''
Conner. pl.Ictiral co.h~r.. Ms im.l, IIuin-l""
modr!uul IT, clay. AuLu-tu- -. Gaudcu-. Hnt .Ii'.
Ninccn/io Eo'il; leather wo. Is. 'huI'' ' IAN,
dali: dc~..'r,' I. ". 0n"ny an .hi'.. .." ,'
". Il j. Shane; p,jt.ne l.. =. 'TnHi, i '''
laneou, EXHIBITS Mr.. W =. Hoy' and Me-, robert
A nrlqate view Of the exhibition wa- git"n i4-t
nipDi hy ..r managers 20 Invited ,nr.'s. N"iNi",
The friend, of tnc contributors 'hd the }" '"'.'"
Educat on A,.o ON were p'-"uf: HH'' Ne
ira. Among those picsc.t Who have c"r-ru'rd u
act as s%pl'ronc,sc- were NJ. HH'n ,A,,n,n",
Mrs William Allrn Butler. Mrs. II dr..cN hiH,u'h
Mrs. George :. Bowdoin Mrs. J"hu = Bu-, ,Ih-' pr.
Joseph IT, Choat" Mrs. William J.. I"dt'; VI
Tlbridrr r. Grrry. Mrs. Morris X. J'-up. MI.
Pierr,pont Moret Mr-. Lev J.. Morton, Mr.. ). j
EociclclIer aud Mrs. Jonathan St"fg.-.
TIE JUDGE WOULD IIAVL DONE THE ~AML.
CARL IIuM AcQUuI.D-ME. rrLhY EIis'b !"
CAIL wIINT-sTS.
Carl Tmm. a sli2bt, inoi'n.IYe looking 5a'l"r'
from the German shIp haIL was lII'd ft-'''"H
bcforc Judyc CoHIug on n charge of homlrldc. he
and tLc ther members OF the crew on January
visited tEc barIoon Of john SpanWtuag.". where
the disturbance began winch 'H"td H 'H' ,l'''' u'
I,,p,u at ti charge ol murder. Assistant b.eiTlct.
Attorney pu!ay conducted The prosecution. hu e.
1hrrcit testified that hc saw ] Ilmm ci"hc "a man
and then saw Thomas toilgdn badly W"undrd
and bleeding John >pangcuagc sad th1t th'I"
was "A quarrel ia his place and that t"iIIeHh N'h'
..ft,I fttf- 10
UsrrnIL and Ir GYMS Edson also tcsf fed lucn
Mr. Purdy sand that his case Was clu-rd lu' N"S~i7
Kingsley and Mccall who defended hmm. sad 10
Judge Cnwiuy: Mr.. PuIdy hl, had all tlic witness
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