New-York tribune., 1886-01-31
SHOTS FIRED AT BURGLARS.
TARRYrowN AGAIN VISITED BY THIEVES.
THE WHOLE VILLAGE AROUSED BY THREE NEW
AyTEIpTS At RoRBEPY.

THE WHOLE VILLAGE AROUSED BY THREE NEW
ATTEMPTS AT ROBBERY.
There was little sleep in TarrytOwn on Friday
night The whole town was out after midnight hunting
burglars and the thieves had lively time es-
Gaping the wrath of the community. They had made
three attempts at robbery. but each time were nus
trated and put to flight The first attempt was mac at
the house OF Dr. H. e. Hustled, but they dd not succeed
In getting ill., They were discovered by colored girl III
the employ of Dewitt Hay, retired merchant
living IN Grove-st She heard noise o'
Dr. Husted's stoop, which is next door,
and looking out OF the window on his piazza
He struck match and examined the door and WINDOW
fasterings of the house The servant Immediately
aroused her employer. who had previously arhea MN
self with gun and a revolver and hatchct, 10 he used
il the burglars came around He had also barllcadou
his door Mr. Hay bucked his armor and paradcd
ND and down the bedroom awaiting developments hc
did not have long to walt. Soon after being aWakehed
the burglars three in number made an effort to hurst on
the shutters OF his front windows He stood at the
bedroom door ready to give them warm
welcome when they came in; but just as soon a9th
coored girl heard the at work on the house she
raised the dining room window and rang big dinner
bell outside screaming "Murder at tie top OF her
voice With an OATH the burglars of the stoop ana
hurried toward astOne- e-wall Of the Old aGueducL Inc
made by the girl awakened the family ahG servants
of Mrs L. Marvin the other side OF the house, ana
Young Charles Marvin threw up his window and fired
they escaped. The whole neighborhood were
by this time aroused and the street
was soon filed with excited people. Half an hour later
when the people who had been called out or hcd were
thinking about going back and watching for the rest oi
the night, they alarmed by the hllhg Oi hummer
oi shots IN another part Vllagc Ills was followed
by ringing " bes flowing OF hOGns anu DaIAlE %
uUgs
il seems that the burglars had gone 20 the handsome
house OF Charles j. Gpud retired tea merchant, III NC
Kic-tyc, Mr. and Mrs Could came 10 the cry on
Friday TO remain over night. They had lcit uc
bon,e in charge Of the servants and Dutchman
stOop ami Valentine aroused the servants, and one OF
item rans bell which hangs under me Gabe ehI
of the none Valentine fired three or four shots ont OF
the window and the burglars ran away soon Inc "h"c
town was out looking burglars, ana II was dangerous
for any one not known be IN tha street ono man
WHO wa suspected plead that ho had only come Ont 10
see what was wanted aud he WAS allowed to gO lhere
Is great excitement IN town. 49,.
The two men whom Detective Price arrested IN tiIs
clty on ThursJay suspicion OF heHG the IatI{t"h
huIglarS provo to he two NCWburg thieves n1mtl VIII
lam Fisher aud Perry f. King. The property which the
detective recovered was the proceeds cf t-laIF
committed on Wednesday night at the house ~ Arthhr
Made near FiShkll. They We're taken 10 IalfyloWh
lest evening by Chief Lawrence on warrant accusing
the goods the railroad track. Cnlet laWrcnc" went
NJ TO ScarbOrOngh short distance above IdIINto"h
and arrested two girls with whom the men had been
seen and brought them down 10 Tarryown. 1Er women
rave their names As Nora DAILY, yolr, "f NO.
G2 Nnu-st NrWhurg, and Ella IOWnc, axe sixteen, q"
/ Ike and Ann Sts. Newburg They acknowledged th1t
they knew the men ami had been u their company some
DAYS rut d~cilmcG all connection with their bnisAi"'
The Fishkil authorities Will take charge OF the lOuf
urisOleTs to-day.