New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13
1rpOl-y AND HIS WIFE HELD.
1ENU Y 11f1'7@T
THE JEwELRY EXHIBITED IN NOo"A
DIAMOND CASES


~ r,a-risd women were in the Lee
Avenuc Police Court yesterday, ana each was -
a. ,ra,, tho action of the Grand Jury on charso'
=, s,eolinr diamonds. Although charged WIN sun
liar offences the prisoners were not cohi''' " g.,
vav and never saw one another unul 'n'H nv
the court. one of the three was MIS- 'e"',' ~,
Iero,,x the French woman who, with her h"So'.u
1,,cr Iarcux and Henry Gallander was arres'eu
g., connection with the seizure by the ponce VI Wv
diamonds ;ognd in their apartments Al NJ ~ 49,
= ON the evening of May 4. Mary hheS III" ,
Fhlers were the other prisoners, the ioi'n' -.
charged with stealing pair Of damce earrings ,.n
,hs iowclrystore Of Mrs. NJ. f. Kline at NO 44o
B.dfor ave- and Mrs. E.lers with stealing dl"n,1nu
hroocb and other jcwery. valued at S4oo' from ','
Ir,.. ALVIN of No. 40 Wythe-ave. by "hom sne
was employed A. househalu' 49, .ho,
The case that attracted the most ih'eresI wa .""
q, Isnnie Dole and her husband Lerou& me! VIZ.
represented 10y +. McCrossen. VINO aPPe"iVu
Town. their counsel. while Assistant Ds'not-
Ca,arhan was present for the prosecution ""i""'o
1. ,ro. ,rresi,d with I.crouN and his WIFE, hao IL"
oursel The charge against the trio was e'a"u
larceny the complaint being made OH iniu' ''",
and hell h, Detective C'rcorah. Inc u""'
and iewe.ry were spread upon the l"'pes ~
Each article bore tag for idehuhca"'"' anu
offered in evidence ... ,.s O ron.
,,,,an - statements already published Pohcemah
alexander Pnkerton. of the f1th frecm''' aus"
a sensation when he testified mat Nv n1u =, tr
coi,ander when he was arrested q"ah"H " -"
elry This was the first lnrma,ioh 'n"' - =.
IA any iewelry. Five pawnbrokers teshhed Us u
,' n.wntnp Of some Of the jewelry by the prisoners
r1.r viii he compelled 10 return gooas 10 INV
s,,h.ri,i,s ON which they had loaned S2'on.
rho mex, witness called was Herman Di'lsheim
,ra,cb manufacturer. Of Chanx de fohns' s"'"eihu'
Mr. Diushem identified several watches a. pr Vail
"rasr oiled by him las, March for Alexander vail
nInc.r a., Partisan jeweller. The sale was maze on
ninety DAYS time. and ten days after the deVerS Vi
the goods Vakringer disappeared ana "i'n iii" "
stock of iewelry. -..,. had
,.sn so,a on ninety DAYS credit and no money was
ouinr until that time had elapsed lie alleged that
ysllkrnger had every right 10 dispose OF the )ewery
This was the only testimony offered. and although IL
81 wed little which the prisoner couio pe heiu'
Ius,ic. t;oettinc committed Leroux and his VILE 10
the RAYMOND street Jail TO await the action OF the
Grand Iurv while the complaint against Gallander
dismissed
He was about to leave the courtroom, when ne
was rearrestcd by United States Marshal Biggart on
a charge of smuggling. A box valued by the custom
Iouse authorize, 5000 is now in New-lork, hav-
ing been detained for some time, as alahder refuses
10 nay the dutlc, on a value above 600
The court placed Herman Dtisheim, the switzer-
lano lev. D. under 800 bonds to appear when wanted
Iod.v counsellor McCrossen viii renew the evidence
bef Justice cullen under hasa coi pus
The next case TO BE- called was that u Mrs. Mary
Riley. She TO Mrs. Klines jewelry store on
~ ri % with II mali companion and after looking at
some diamond earrings selected pair valued at $50
which She asked u have sent to No 63j Bedford-ave
where they would be paid for: After the couple left
the store ,irs Kline found that pair of earrings,
valued AT $500. was missing The woman was
arrested four hours later She found unconscious
living between the ceiling and roof OF building 10
which she had gone escape the police. Her COM
paniOn escaped.
Mrs Ehers was employed at No. 40 Wythe-ave
and disappeared on Thursday. taking jewery valued
at 5000. She was found by the police In furnished
room a No. 1J6 Grand-st.