The evening world., 1890-07-03
.nTTY'S ALLEGED BURGLAR.
Young Frank England Denies That
he Stole Her Five Dollars
The Courts 60 Investigate the Mystery
of Pretty Miss Anglers Flat.

Kitty Anger, n pretty seventeen.yenr.old
miss. has brought herself into prominence
by accusing Frank England, an apparently
respectable man, who is agent for
Mnrquand Brothers. real estate dealers, 1890
Fulton svepue, Brooklyn, OF burglary and
larcencr. The accusation has created n
profound sensation in the city over the
river.
England was Nrraigned before Justice
Kcnna yesterday, and pNrolod for eXaminA-
ton Saturday. July ~.
Tho alleged robbery happened June is,
about q o'clock in the morning. Miss Anger
had been 10 church, and on her way to her
homo. at $50 Macon street, did q little shop
ping. She had About g, as In her pocket
book when she arrived ut hor fat.
The purso she chrelessly tossed upon q bod
and taking some sewing went uprtSirs to
spend the day with Mrs. ]. NJ. White on the
second fat,
She had been there about ten minutes
when she got up aud wont downstairs to get
some thread. When she opened tho door.
she says, she heard a noise. aud pecring
down the private hallway she saw a man
standing in the doorway which OPENS into
the dining-room.
She screamed, and the man left by n rear
window. The burglar. abe declares. was
Frank England.
She immediately called the son OF Mrs.
Noe, another tenant, aud sent him hurriedly
around TO MarquAnd's otioe. They have q
branch az Gag Reid avenue, where Frank
Englnnd vast charge.
Mrs. Noes little hoy ran around, and s9on
Anger says England went all through the
lat, and marched thoroughly, bat failed TO
She found that e5 had been taken from
her pnrse. Then she accused England. He
denied the theft. lie was arrested on a
warrant Yesterday and taken before Justice
heunn with the result NJ above stated.
An Evening WoRLp reporter called at the
1at this morning and orpsA-cxamined Miss
Kitty. she reGfirmed hor story in every
Kitty says that England came mp through
the %air-shsft. which opens into the dining
room. h showSd the Ieporter scratches
his shoes. She believes he came through
that way, because there was whitewash on
his shoulder when she saw him again.
Mis = Kitty lives 81 alone in the ant dur
her elder sister working IN a Atore.
ENGLAND, II Is said, visited her, f%rsqnently
Tho reporter asked her how Bpon after she
discovered the burglar pho had notified
England.
:lmmediately. - she said.
The EVENING Worm man was told by a
Mr.. Dodge, who keeps q milk store next door
% h~arquand's Office, that EnRiand was with
around and told him that = man was In
Kitty'H fiat.
That England was In Tho milk store was
corroboratol by Tommy Mccarthy. a boy
who docs office work for marquand. He
saw the boy Not come and call him out Of
DoiRe'a place.
II the testimony Of these witnesses be true,
u IL hardly to be believed that England could
have Jumped through . rear window. have
gone down through tho cellar and got
around to DodRe'l In tim0 TO stay there ten
minutes. before the boy camo to cali him,
door OF tile house ell the time. She must
hGye seen any n who eame ont Of the
cellar.
As soon as Miss Kitty declared her loss she
remembered that her sister had Host Ok some
tim before In q mysterious manner. Then
Mrs. Noe remembered that she had lost n
carpet, and n Mrs. HAsbrook had lost 4
ppcketbook containing e..
Kitty admitted that England had recon-
mended, that al officer DO called in and q
Thorough investigation made.
England In about 21 years old. with a
very frank, open c0uHtenAnce. He denied
He Faid that petty robheriea had been fire.
qneDt around the neiRhborhood, and that
often thu door plates and the batteries for
the electric bells had been stolen and taken
AWAY.
He denies that he ever made love 10 Kitty.
but admits frequent calls At the nat on bust
neAs only. This Kitty oorroborRteA- Eng