The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-29

| She looked around in surprise as the mans
| hand rested upon her shoulder. Before she
| could say word he loaned down and whis-
pered in her ear:
| Pardon me- madam. but there 10 gentle
| man outside in the lobby who wishes to see
| you very much"
or course the people about her noticed the
occurrence. but there being an intermission
| no particular attention was paid to 1t. Those
who needed it at oil noticed that the woman
| flushed and then turned pale. and finally asked:
who is n"
Inspector Mclaughlin" whispered tho
Young man very softly.
All right" she said family. II will come"
She arose Immediately and walked UP tho
aisle with him. The Inspector was awaiting
| her in the lobby. He walked up close to her.
and, with twinkle in his eyes. said:
S"tDollie REYNOLDS; 6eIeys, 80, ,,o
Piled led with SRhTS hall smile i A'1 anu 'D'A
mo. you must DO mistaken: Annie Smith 10
=" OF course you won't object" said the In
spector. still very polite TO taking a ride
down to Police Headquarters with this gentle
| He pointed to her companion and she looked
at him smiIingly. and said:
moment later coupe was brought In front
Of the entrance. and Detectiye Sergeants ARM
Both entered with hnr. and the coup6 was
driven to Police Headquarters. There the
years. dressmSEer she ep refused to eve her
residence. she was locked IN over night and
yesterday ~, morning was taken to the Jefferson
the REQUEST q Armstrong and bowling. she
Later IN the day Inspector, McLaughlln gave
this information respectinG her. He said that
| she was also known as Alice Cody. and had
been the PARTNER in crime Of Alonzo Hem, a
Dutch Aionzo" by his associates Hem was
arrested recently in London. on Oct. 20 1880
eether with a notorious diamond t6ief named
Gus Mi,IS S pto Alias hnnsr, The Diamond swal,
II Chseagsids w While the girls attracted the
tected. and he ana the girls were arrested, Ito
was SENTENCED to i've years imDrisonmsnt
Prison at NORWOOD Scrubs, The Roberts
Stole a brooch valued at $50 was caught. ana
is now serving term OF 1ye years
The InsPeesSr sSSq sfnt so Pr as ne knew
| this country, She was arrested on Monday
night as mattrr Of preeantlon, The lnsrec-
pose in attending the oIsra. nor did he oller
| any planation OF her swell appearance. lie
weighed four or five carats. and II was evident
that her lewelryC was worth 5000 or $4,000
| IN the possession OF one who had on y recently
sean sfd Est Go had af w sff
her and that she had answered his questions
WINGED that she was trying to lead an honest
life. When asked where shs had obtained
all her Jewels and line clothes Armstrong
'''Wieii. there are more ways than one for q
woman to get those things, aren't theyt All
crooked work. l don't bsleye she ever did,
either. She has got into trouble twice, on the
other side. but think she was the dupe OF
two fellows that were as mean thieves as ever
came from EnEIsnnd' and English thieves are
lie would not say whether she was accom-
panied by a man or alone when arrested The
IMPRESSION was gained that some man was in
In tho afternoon, the woman was taken back
TO court again, and pending the Justices ar
rooms, She screened her face from obserya-
ton by holding handkerchief TO H. She was
the first prisoner aTTatgned when the Justice
took his seat upon the bench. Sergeant Arm
strong leaned over and whispered to the Jus
drawn his compla mt against her. She WAS ae-
cordingly discharged Immediately.
She stepped quickly down from the platform
and FASTENED out into the street. She walked
up Sixth avenue with handkerchief hiding
fully hall her Se an SnG n94ly disappeared
-Four years ago Albert McMlllen was the
most trusted employee 81 u heItram Csdy,
as book keeper. Mr. tady was in the habit OF
signing blank checks, which MeNliirn would
10 nav Nv Mia Oa APrlG 1881 he allsJ IN s5
OF ihe-s flank checks for 81. 800. had Ii casLed
at the now deiunct Madison Square Bank. and
dsAppeATsd He went 10 New Orleans, where
he lived quietly The police hunted for him In
vain.
Alter time the tailor gave up hope Of ever
seeing his dishonest employee again, but no
met him on Monday night unsXpectedy. Mr..
Cady went 70 hear faust at the Metropolis
tan tuera House. Between the acts he
turned around aud leisurely surveyed the au-
dencs through his opera glasses. Then ha
discovered MrMI len sittIng In the family cir
Gle. tady rushed out and informed Detective
herRcaBt7 Dunn and sheridan. who arrested
MrMilen. The latter confessed the theft but
protested because the detectives refused 70
let hlm stay through the play,
I've been on the point " leaving New Or
leans and returning 70 this city hall doAAA