New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
MORE "CROOKS" ARRAIGNED.
TWO OF TIE SEVEN DISCHARGED.
4 BOSTON MAN APPEARS AS CoMPhAlNNNi
Unidentified GOODS STILL AT
HEADQUARTERS.

HEADQUARTERS
rpsn.ctor NrIaurhlin and his detectives drought
he remnant Of If, catch % fence crooks 10 III"
Tom,s police Court yesterday in order TO lave ''''
formal complaints made ont ana the prisoners dui1
arrflcuod They reached the court h"o"' '''"O
a H. but /; was more than two hours Ei'er tcloic
fine cleric, had the complaint papers completed Mean
while the I'VE male pri oncrs were loc"'d ND III 'e
pen. While the two women. Mrs Elsie byfhe ana
Lillian stevens were permitted to sit in tn" eNanlna
lion room. Mrs. lyme, mother ana sister "eTe
also I'm the room. Th'y crn"d quite scene III 'he
room WHEN !. G.. kim. salesman for JorVah' MARSH
a CO.. Of Boston, appeared 10 make compliant against
Ms. Byrnc and her comp"ioh' " DOC bH''' ior NV
u,u Of tie seal s.cqVc found b the detectives III
,rc sixth ava. fence Mrs. Wcc.,S. the mother. and
her daughter gra,pcd KIM by the arms ana teafluS
PLEADED with him to withdraw IL" Complaint anu
ave Mr.. Byrnc from felons fate. But hlh2 re-
piled that he could not. and with III" hep OF 'he
police succeeded I'm keeping away from the women
Another Incident occurring In the room va connected
with tho other female Prisoner. Mrs. BeIM Doyle
IN officer Of the Florence Mission. In Ileccker-s''
WHO had II conversation with Lillian stevens. told the
reporters that tie young woman lad formerly been
an inmate Of thc mission, but WIS ia"'n away "
a man who r,p.es,n;,d himself TO be her husband.
Y,stcr!ayr continued Ms. DOYLE. 1--WE received
- communication from 4 member II III" 'as9ar
famlly Of r0ughkrcpsic. In which he stated that he
and would spare expense 10 save her from imprSon
MINT Lillian positively vf,sci 20 say anything
about her family his morning.
shortly after D. IA. thc seven prisoners were taken
into the special sessions Courtroom, where Justice
Grady who was sitting with justices smith AMI
Diver received the formal compiaInfs. The eNnHl-
nation Of the prisoners then set down for next
Tuesday afternoon az . O'Clock. Two Of The prisoners
rhpria, Wa., and ElWaM Dcyine against whom
inspector Mclaughlin failed TO lind complaints. were
dl.chaIg'd.
The remaining five were then locked up in the
romls prison to await examination They were
Charles Williams. Henry Lane DOc7 Bliss, Eliza
ByTlc and Lillian stevens.
Mario schultz. hair manufacturer nj NO Z'o 7iN''
ave- WIS the complainant against Lillian stevens ana
Doc~ PISS whom he charged with having stolen
,r,n, her fo,,y bald, Ol hale on - ptcHber =
Eudolph Herman IL n. l02 car cne-St was COM
p,slu,lt against Cuasl,s Williams, alias seatoh' whom
I.. CHARGED with stealing seven packages coh'a'uihs
1900 needles Oh July 10 last These needles
,,hirh we-e recovered In the nl. formed porto"
Of 10000 needles stolen on that OCCASION
Ms =, hleira, II W. West EgAiy fourth ST. iden-
lifted diamond studs and other l"""iry Worn b! VIII
,an, a, having been atohn irum her house ON Oc-
'o' rnr United states EApir.s Company were com
pialuauts AGAINST Nsuj LAns, alas ~ me- "o wv
-tti.,,lav afternoon box Il acrS AID "hNc sOOla
c1n~i.,rd 10 }.i., h naycs. >hrc wsbuIt ave. hcd
v.nk y. j.. 10y J. Noi.y Co.. 81 40. $50 bIrh.s
H. \, the vain, OF tie a.".tn property l. ON! ST
Lang may elect 20 be ul,d IN rPr,ial ,',Soh'. ~
hrlls.u, blot.cr-, cutlery n"lHicu"tt'' OK ~.
aoa Eloaiwsy Identified number oi pocket hnlV"s
,,,nd IA The raid As portion OF tie cdtct, valued
at 500 stolen nom their store on the mSht o &c
There remain. In Inspector McIauslIIns possession
a Lr,. amount OF Oh,s sOoi,. i0r which lie has Leeh
unable To- Md an owner