New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
,11ucrD BURGLARS ARRESTED.


rury HAD A LIST OF PLACES TO BE ROBBED
ROTH IN THIS CITY AND NEw-YoRk
Edward Melville twenty-five years oid' VINO says
he is a butcher and George hey' mhe'ee" year ;
~, ,bo declares that ne has been a plumber and
. ,, ,roror,o Canada were arrested in Brook
, ono on Sunday night. the other yesterday
,norring charged with being burglars. They mad IN
their possession a list OF neghoorhoods "here lhey
have been thievlng intended to commit ropperleS
They had evidently reconnoitred IN brookyh ana
vew.York. and among the possessions OF the men
,rora three memorandum books containing ehtrles
of places supposed to be easy to rod As the ls'
hor,1 he Interesting 70 people living In the neigh-
borboods given. it - published below
Evident,v one of the men was philosopher ana
- humorisi for on one memorandum book was tae
sentence: e. 49,, 49,,
.rrbose who love the good and look for the good
find the good and gather the good. +, NJ
In the other books were the list OF easy places,
as follows .o. ,,,
Fort Greene and Fulton-st. over the renee: Easy:
Lexlngton-ave. ana No:trand over I"s l'rJr' cu'
rho har and have break the lach On tne wlndoW'
lexington and Bedford ayes., over the renee pa'-
en latcn blind; notcn on Mii'o" anon tho hlinas
Re eI,ord-ave. and Putnam got 10 opeh '"e o''huS
aie Iaffperson.ave and Bedford; cut the bars, and
when inside nave to jump partition - ger INTO bar
'oSen Fort Greene Place and Fulton-st. e.. ,.....
Cumberland and Fulton SIS; over iehce nave
Broadway and Park-ave, open from 'he sue'
Bedforl-ave and Broadway.
Throop-ave. and Broadway
Wvthe-lvc. ana BroadWay
Broadway and Roeb.ng-st
These are the places in New-York they proposed
to rob:
One-hundred-and and Eighth-ave;
good but very dangerous southwest corner
Onr-hundr red a nd drineteenth-st ana Elghth-aVe.,
One-hundred-and-twenty- -frst-st and St Nicholas
ave. northeast corner.
one hundred n nd twenty -third-st. and seventh
ave. southwest corner; good.
One-hundred-a nd twenty-f y-fourth-st and Seventh
ave, screen over fanlight. southeast corner.
One-hundr and twenty -hfth-st and Columbus
ave. northeast corner.
Melville nine days ago. went to a boarding house
kept by George Muchaway, No 257 Westinghouse.
Brooklyn. and engaged a room for Kelly and him
se.f The lodgers were irregular in their ha bits.
Last Saturday they told Mr. Muchaway they wanted
larger quarters asking for the front parlor of the
house No. 213 Adams-st. also owned by Mr.. Much
away He let the young men have the room. and
Melville moved on Saturday night, Kelly assisting
in the transfer Of goods and chattels Mr.. Mucha-
He found in their room in me washington-st house
the card Of an Italian barber on which was written:
Fort Greene and Fulton. Cumberland and Fulton.
Ovor fence. Have bar to bind"
Then Mr.. Muchaway took the card to the Adams
ST. station ana io.d tne police AL about hls mysteri-
Coleman went to No. 2l3 Adams-st at oc.ock
had been searched the officers returned to the house
and took possession Of the property of the lodeers
There were two iron pipe cutters, a wrench. a
volyers two razors pair of eyeglasses. pair OF
link sleeve buttons and morocco collar and cuff
box containing $3i 10 in silver.
Neville said these things belonged to Kelly who
was umber. He declined to say where Kelly could
however. and arrested Kelly there at l2:35 O'Clock
YESTERDAY morning, He admitted that he had been
al knowledge of the robberles.
Yesterday morning the prisoners were taken be