The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-14
ppADTEY MARTINS W WATCHES
,orJcE LEARN WHERE BURG-
TIE DAyIS Planned THEM.

,,,,ovrb,tp Get. u Message from,
Insp..,,trndent smith Of Jersey CIV that
yk-hnws Have discovered
H. . ,bc Missing Jewels May he Found.
On the morning OF June 2. Inspector
Nnahiin's Hawkshaws caught Burglar
hfLs I,ovIs. who is now In Sing Sing on a
frahN Ear sentencc they discovered evil
Wen" ro,rtinr to tho fact that he was the
deneo ,hIof who had robbed tho residence OF
ee's, .. martin. at % West Twentieth street,
.,,, %. Twenty-Five detectives had been
on'np ,ro,ch for Davis after the burglary. as
on Wv 'i,,s from the wealthy Tenderloin resi-
eo",r"hnred that Davis had made a series Of
o ,'ns tnring the week of the robbery to other
N'm 1wellinss along Fifth and Madison
avenues T.. ,,o Nor,i, ros;do,co oc-
.roa during u driving rain storm In the
su .,s r,,rning. Davis scaled fence in the
,, NJ the residence. which, with It's
N,rds runs through the block. He
III barrel to reach the fence.
ss.so n panc OF glass in the basement
u,.dov with " hammer, unfastencd the latch.
va them made csurely tour OF the dining
IN and the library. and collected $500
nth Of silyerware and jewelry. which was
,.asd of in n milk wagon.
The burglary occurred Two uhSs a'te' t"o
.,r,iaeo Of MIR. Martins daughter to the Earl
:, crayep Accounts had been published OF
.hs diamond necklaces and other costly we'd
Si,c preserts displayed In the Martin resi-
s snn.o Mt the wedding reception. and it was
.upposed that Davis was after some OF the
.'a.sure He didn't get 1t. though. the most
,,luable Of his booty being dozen antique
..,,bss Displayed in q case In Mr.. Ma rtin's
MNs. laws broke the case open and put
he Watches in his pockets. .,.C,n.
uWr Martin described these antiques TO Capt
o;Tnnnor OF the Tenderloin as follows:
on. antique chateInine. pale hus ground set with
Ss S Nh s.Hs.%: ;.'s %sHs ws
g. watch SEQ n 1sis s KY w%Ts . qGsn
ss ssoo wa,sn open wors may sso
ish sS.5 gGTass rS,Gn Per
m,s; antique watch. repousse case. 500
Tho silverware included match boxes.
moons forks. knives fruit saws: pie knives;
y the presents given to Mrs. Bradley Martin
Gthe time Of her marriage to Mr. E MaT,,h;
..F s[Is ina Of antiques. and he md the
police knew that. they would be hard to sell.
"" INSPECTOR @a McLaughlin's men have been
hunting diligently for this booty since the rob
harry Yesterday the Inspector got II telegraph
message that made him start win roy; IL came TT
police. 1t read:
II you want to know where somo OF the Bradley
Martin ieverly is l think can tell YOU.
somehow the news Of the message leaked
mt. Superintendent Smith was astonished
when ask ed about it by a sun reporter
Idon't care to say anything about the mat
Ia" he said. The case belongs to tia New
York police and not to me. but hone Inspector
Mclaughlin gets the stuff. I'll help him all in
ny power" ,, ...
stumbled across a clue to the hiding place, OF
Hswishaws. Smith. Doyle. and Dalton: made
daily tours OF the Sew York pawGI rs IN
around among some shady rawnshops they
secured information OF the whereabouts OF the
Watches. They went back, to Jersey City on
the jump and reported to their chief.
Superintendent Smith refused absolutely
Yesterday to give any details ofth information
he had obtained. or to state the location, Of the
hiding place Of the lewelrS He said that hi. he
Superintenaent Smith was in very good hu,
we're pretty good uns for country fellows"
he said, with hearty laugh.