New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
MFENCE" THIEVES IN COURi.
SEVEN OF The FOURTEEN Dl~CIlARGEE
STOLEN PROPERTY AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS
IDENTIFIED BY ITS OWNERS.

STOLEN PROPERTY AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS
IDENTIFIED BY IT'S OWNERS.
Inspector. Mclaughlin and several OF his stan oroush
the fourteen remaining d" fence thieves captured Oh
SATURDAY. night at No. 42S Sxth.ave. to the Io'hoa
Police Court yesterday morning, and again arragned
them before Justice Grady, who had renaDd'd th"m
an sunday morning. The proceedings were bTei.
AT the request Of the Inspector Justice Grady dis
charged the following prisoners. against whom the'e
was not sufficient evidence: CHARLES ADAMS. No %
west ed and nneteenhst.: Edward hecier'
OF West Onp-hund red and eehtcentfst Mcha~l NeaN
er No. 40 Ihlrd-ave. James Wilson, NO 32l tsN'
ONE hundred and nfth-st. Frank Livingston, NO. -
Fast One hnndr.d and twenteti-st. Michael j. Kusse'l
No 344 West Thiry-sixth-st, and Henry BuSDS NO.
800 1hrd.aVe.
Seven prisoners still remained, and at the in'pec'ofS
request Justice Grady remanded them "hui '"'uaN
they we're represented by counsel. VINO ~ n'S 's"e'
for An immediate. hearing, but he finally yieioeo 10
the Inspector. The two womeI prisoner 'oo"'u
much better than they did yesterday. and seemed
more recoDcled 10 their position. All OF them "eN'
taken hack 10 Police Headquarters Foilo"ihg "'o
the names Of those held charles "hsinS' Htni'
Lang Edward Devinc. David C., anss " Doc'' bliN''
Thomas Ward, alias the KID; Lillian stevens anu
Mrs sarah +. Byrne.
About 200 people went to Police Headquarters yes
ordav to looh t the collection OF stolen goods wich
The deteo,ives had seized in Statons rooms. ri No.
4os six.h-ave Six OF them Identified artFFs III INV
collection and one Identified two OF the 'hleVes'
gold ohain which was stolen from The sale I" '"'
Ir,t,, Souaro Hotel On November II was among 'hr
,b,nrs recognized II was In package Of jFwerN
vanted at 5000 when 1t was stolen. The wcA"H'
,elonseA no Mrs Clara Collins guest at the MOTEL
and had bcen in the safe for some time before IL as
,no.re The police made investigation al '"e
,tn. bu, could not fasten The theft upon any prS"'
ra efor OF the hotel and the clerks WHO l" "'
CO. ,bc safe could not account for the disappear
arce ~ the package of jewelry. >earch III INV
no,vpshops failed TO discover any Of the arucN> "
the missing package Mrs. Collins recognize" "oi
cold chain Yesterday In the Detective bureau Du'
f,iIed 10 find in the collection there any "'ier az"
c,.e which had been in the 5000 package
Ida schultz dealer in human hdir, az NJ. -"'
sixth-ave.. identified Doe Bliss and Lillian stevens
A. The, peIs ,ns who stole Orty hrsids OF har valued
AZ S2Oo from her store on september '' H'"''p'
Herman of No. lO2 Greeno-st claimed seven packs
of needles which he said were stolen from Ms store
ON Julv : Nout 100 GOO needles worth 500. wcro
stolcn and the seven packs cOhtuh9u 'VVVV %
several silk handlerohlri- We're claimed N \. \
Nontiur of No. So broadway. They We're 'lWen
from his store recently. Scashin garment. NIiul
a. 300 was identified by VI. +. AWes, ccrN III
tho employ of Harris Russch. at No. IN NaSnls' III
place as having been manufactured Tor Jun"l'
Marsh Is Co. Of Boston. Il. \. Lahlcn. Of No :
West Eighty -!ouiIh->t claimed pearl ScarlPlh ana
sv cold Letters, set with small diam lnds. v lch were
stolen from hi, house by burglar on IN, hSHi q"
t..ber 2G Hc said The burglar TOOK art''S NH"N
Nh ,73 Broadway robbed f pocket knives
valued at 5000 on october -. some OF the knives
were found I'm the collection at Police Hcadlldr'
yesterday and claimed by member Of the hrA'