Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
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A Young chap. smooth face and rather
good looking, stood up In Justice Mad.
dens court nj 1880 this morning. and 10
the charge Of robbery, plead guilty snd
gave his name m William Brady. In
defsuit Of Of 900 bail, the justice sent
him over TO the county jail 70 await the
action Of the grand jury. some tune
Las, night or early this morning. while
the family Of Mrs. A. Shannon we're
either al the opera house or In
the front part u the residence,
Brady entered through the back door,
and soon afterwards Mrs. shannon found
tina, she had been touched; = diamond
ring valued at $lOo. a plain gold ring
at $40, and "a little gold rios, the same
this, Nelson wore when he was little
bit % boy and good 10y then, valued
h ~, were stolen. Brady called at
Frank Crossan's on Fret street and at.
tempted TO pawn the diamond aud the
little ring for a., claiming that he pur.
chased them in New York city. Frank
recognized the little ring, Tor he had OF.
ten admired II on the tiny finger Of Mel.
son, and therefore he thought the goods
were stolen. lie reportsd to Mrs. Shan.
non, fourd that che bad been robbed,
aud immediately started out 10 hunt the
fellow. On south Third stre-t, coming
up the street toward Railroad avenue,
Mr.. Crosssn recognized Brady, aud hav.
ing cent Nelson after Acting Marshal
Chavez, the officer arrested the thief
near Hudson's palut shop. The rings
we're all recognized aud returned. On
the person Of the thief we're several new
silk handkerchief, neck,iee, q gold watch
and belt OF the "a. Il p" base ball
club, which are no doubt stolen goods.
THIS morning between i:JO and 10
o'clock, the room occupied alternately
by the Wells Fargo express messengers
at the G,rard house was entered by .
thief, aud &. u. K,nne, who runs be-
tween this city and Kansas City. had the
pockets of his pautaloons ritlsd for about
81 IN small change. Mr. Kinne got In
from the north at the ususl time this
morning. and at 4;30 o'clock was In bed
al his room. George Scott, who went
north as messenger, WAS in bed, but he
got up 10 take his train. AZ 10 o'clock
MIR, Kiune got up and in looking around
Tor his trousers, found them near the
door, the pockets turned wrong side out,
and not n penny left TO "chew on" II
lie Thought that the thief arrested Tor the
robbery Of Mrs. Shanuon's residence.
mentioned above, 10 the same party that
visited the -Hom Of the messengers; IL
DOT, one Of the gang did the work.
The residence Of 7. NJ. Downing, q
mschinist OF the Atlantic & Pacific shops,
was also entered during the night, and
Mr.. Downing, in Investigating what the
thief took, discovered that his gold watch
was missing. lie reported the matter 10
the police, and the watch taken from the
person Of Brady was identified a. his
property.
Yesterday afternoon q man called ct
the residence Of tue Misses Bell, on the
Highlands, and inquired "where Conduo-
tor Collins resides" There 10 no such
person. and the object Of the caller was
TO take general lay Of the premises.
Early this morning he called again,
opened the front door, and rsnsscked
several rooms, leaving with his pocket
fun Of small articles. Brady 10 the per-
son who called ut the Bell residence yes
tsrday afternoon, and there 10 no doubt
tina, he 10 the thief who effected the rob-
berry Of the premises this morning.
Jailor Tyler's residence on Lead
avenue also had q call from Brady.
Late yesterday afternoon, while Mrs.
Tyler wss downstairs in the rear Of the
house, the front door was quietly
opened aud the thief walked upstairs.
lie went TO Mrs. Tylers room, aud took
down dress from the nail. Ia the
pocket was the lady's pocketbook, and
from Il the robber took $l5 In money
and q diamond PIN valued ut $40. 10
order TO work rapidly the thief ripped
open the pocket. These goods were not
returned, but II 10 certain that Brady
did the work.
Frank Crossan is 10 be congratulated
on apprehending such q bold house
breaker.