The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-08
BUNCOED THE BUNC0 MEN
n,o ALABAMIANs, WITH TWO
"-,,e APIECE. COME 10 TOWN.

s1.7oo ahead = ArresSso a' Inc
S-a+ion on Complaint OF a Virtuous
Mar Now Missing.
FROM the Net0 York Sun.
rxo voung men in large siouched hats
INTO the New York Central waiting
~. in the Grand Central depot at about
|, - ],.Iock on Saturday night. They were
- bright looking men, but evidently
~ " workers. One of them carried a
-non valise. They inquired of the ticket
oaant about the time that the next train
-.o-ld leave for the west. Detect
20 Mcmahon, who happened to
:, in the waiting room, observed
hot thew we're a little nervous. They
--s;s,sred together and looked around in
fnrfiye manner, as though they feared
h.ing overheard. The older one of the two
..anoed 10 be doing most Of the talking,
and appeared to be trying to convince his
.o.nnanion. Mcmahon, being IN plain
Jotbes among a number of passengers, did
a. attract their attention, and when he
-ovod little closer to them they did not
-..;ca that it was Intentional Just as he
| :, alongside of them, however, they fin
had their talk, and the younger one said
We'll, it's all right. Well take this
uain." ,,.
,o-,.d for the west, which was even then
Val ing in the depot, many OF the passen-
r.rs has wing already retired to their berths.
| "a TWO walked up TO the ticket sellers
~nd5w. and the older man pulled out big
| vsd If greenbacks, at the same time calling
| q, TWO I ickets and sleeping berths TO Cleve-
Ed. ,..
,vhle and had not got to the window.
| han man came into the doorway and
Mixed at the men. Apparently he had
| len watching them from the shadow of the
rtrsnce for some time, and had only come
| h when he had made sure of their inten-
TONS. He recognized McMahon, walked up
tohim and SAID;
q wish you'd arrest these two men over
there They are green goods men, and have
| inst robbed a man of over 81 ,00O."
NcMahon stared at the man for a mo-
,ne1t which caused him to exclaIm ner-
vously:
qtell you they are green goods men, and
they are going to skip the town. They're
armed, too"
NcMahon turned sharply and walked over
to the men at the window,
"Gentlemen, | arrest you" he said, "on a
charge Of larceny preferred by this man over
here The men, following the direction of
his finger. saw the complainant, and both
their hands travelled to their hip peck cts.
The complainant shrank nervously away
The detective drew the couple away from
! The ticket window, tickets still unbought.
The elder of the prisoners had put down his
valise for moment on the little ledge out
side of the ticket window, and when the
/ detective grabbed him he instantly seized
it. Mcmahon told the men to follow him
into the station without any nonsense unless
they wanted the city of New York to tip
over and fall on them. They cooled down.
although still cycling the complainant
/ threateningly, and they followed the de-
iective down stairs into tho police station.
The complainant, who had shown an in
dlnation to disappear, came along, too, at
McMahon's stern bidding.
The three men were arranged in a line in
front of the sergeant's desk. Mcmahon
sanding between the complainant and the
defendants. The complainant said that he
vas Thomas Eaton, and that he lived at 225
Vest One Hundred and Twenty h
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