New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-31
DEFT BURGLARS THESE.
POLICE UNABLE TO CHECK THEM IN
MONTCLAIR.
THEY ENTER TWELVE HOUSES IN ONE MIGHT
STEAL EVERYTHING THEY CAN GEL lnN'''
HANDS ON EAT MEALS AND ESCAPE.

rurv ENTER TWELVE HOUSES IN ONE Nl'hi'
.r,,.,, rvrpyrIuNG THEY CAN GET THEIR
HANDS ON. EAT MEALS AND ESCAPE
Non,c,air y J.. still continues to be Mece"
FOR burglars and the police seem as ne'p'e"
infants in checking capturing the roooei' ~.
,usen dark Wednesday night and daylight te''a'
-, ,o,y. n,,ces were visited by the ma
Iors and IN some places rich haus were maue
six NJ the burglaries committed IN upper hon' ~
clair where the majority Of the re''ue"'S '''
York merchants and business men.
A. the home OF George w. BostwlcK III Mou''.a,, ,,
80. burglars forced an entrance and caretuily
u.o,, over ALI the silverware when they lou"' II"
The lower part Of the house. The pla'eu war
- and discarded All the most VaIuao.e "'ie
r,l been paced under Jock and key IN d c"es' ~
~, rnn.r mar, OF the house. and was therefore no.
to,,d 4 large quantity OF wearing apparel "'"-
ko,s e,c were carried off by the burglars.
rr.n there the burglars went apparently T." Wv
r.s'1anco Of the Rev Richard Hayward IN 'he
~ This horse was thoroughly ransacked
-, .,stl.-ah,e iewelry and clothing were stoie"
r,. ,,r,l,rs a:so took an old-fashloned trunk leu
r,,b ,r,ices OF value. which they were u'HOe
anon In the house. carried II TO gro'e "eat wy
house forced It open and carried OH 'he 80
r. ,,,k was found yesterday just' where '"e'
had left H. :, +, ,,r,,o1.ve they
A, the house of c. +. Clark. in lnwoou-a'e,' u.s
-, ,,arr, recept,on and that they escdped win
IL
,,.,- ,,,es Is alone lue to the fact that MI ia" "
ma, d ..crack' shot with revolver Inc o'i SO.
-, ,on e., tho house only a few minutes "heii MI
,',or,, board them. SEEING his revolver ne crep'
a,,h,, down the stairs bat just as he got alihoS'
,h, arco ~ The intruders the creaklnS Oh 'ne
.,rs hatrayed him and they ned MI "a "
,,',,,,od tho seven chambers Of his revoi'er ai'e
t I'm, the bullets did not take effect
pr.yious 10 going to the Clark mouse 'eS "
.,.,1 that of Walter Brown In the same avenue
r,,,,rg nothlng on the lower floors winch 'he' eo"
49,, and evidently not wishing 10 venture up
tic thev sat down. drank case OF Deer 0e'''. . .
80, ,hs refrlgcrator and then LETT the re"'li"'''S VI
,holr sumner on the dinug-room hoor'
cvrus Walsers home in Lorralne-aNt, va va ev
sibiy hy the same gang. ana from ms pa" ,,"ir r,.
rarrjed' or' A large quantity or cothlhs sumo '''
and money. ,os,ar tho robbers turned
A.,hIng -. T inside out and destroyed much propstSS
which they evidently dd no, hnry tlr, and gold-head-
10 caIy Ill" vere taken away. From the res,uenJie
eg q samuel Hubbard. in Monntaln-av%e,; % stnen
No silverware was highly priced as lam
80 Sone cs -, ', of couple Of certjries ago Mr. huG i
~ hSSrd deeply regrets his loss ana vii VIII engage pr
vate detectives TO try TO u bns e was also robbed
nS other things taken was ful new uh,Ioi III
for a policeman II belonged to fonSei,nd mn ,,dse
Tlerney. OF Mon,car s,Mg wno the Uniform threw 1t
ey me ou az sit IL was found in lot yesterday IL Us Is
believed that one Of the burars os protection
iotim 10 IN b awoke the people and was discovers, go
nm unsuccessful attempt was maze io Vent 20
houSs Har, -, however gained entrance anu st1ie
a double set Of harness valueh AZ s',, nara stolen
stable OF John Sisco some pa"N pa ~ choice fowls
anu lIo'ii Snecol detectives have been engaged
wei WI viii now try to capture the thieves