Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-31
40 cIuE 70 TmE THIEVES.
New ork hi Jewel RObberics sGil
INsferies.
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$50 a-r1-rran ant or the recovery Of
any r-- ~ h S5s9s0 i'm jewels and
-- taken Friday night from the
Isaac Townsend Burden.
-. e.-- Tt 4brs--sis.th street. was made
---..-.sf. l was the capture Of any
iu the well-p.annel rob-
IS evident that the detec-
der the urging of Acting
-as .F-n n. striving their utmost 10
t-. t.=Nes. no hint Of any hope
vas given. The work Of
-tr sppearei 10 be as active at
.-- r- --rry the day. IL was learned
.a- ts0ilies OF several Of those
.-t .r he case had been notified
. e1.--- hem home until after mid
1t Mr. Burdens advertised
r.-1fate for the return Of the
rslltei in a. communication
-re +tifvss was not verified. as
objective OBrien and Mr..
r were NUT 20 all inquiry on
srs-
o "a rumor was. however.
[r Burdens d0ines. while
--o- that there was no good
a-e I the day suggested the
ro. failed 10 seize on such
rr- nity % assert himself.
Burden was busy from break
rrf evening. on foot. in his
and f. public conveyance. lie
home hungry. and. 10 all APP
lse cted. He said that If
pa any god news be- would be only
taut, but &C the steps taken
hop DO property and capture the
re must be silent
lra ned that "a story that ne
Tor the return of the property
-FaaceC 90 far that Mr Burden
s with n g0-between at the Office OF
alickerbo-k er Trust Company. Twen-
7th street. and Fifth avenue.
ed ~. Inference. Mr. Burden is a
~ me company. and the Offices
block from his house. Owing
circumstances and the facili-
Dh0nic communication al the
Al Burden. instead OF having
ltes cal AZ his house. whore
rere Were many social callers
.Efs o. sympathy and encOur-
Boz made the Offices a hcadquar-
'ary or the company. =. T..
was there. but his visit, IL
ueant nothing. A. 10 was his
lI there every Sunday.
.artain OBrcn was curt I'm his
uer- that be had no news 10
This was Al r. NJ. when
l police headquarters for the
a After BRIEF stay he left,
might return a. 10 o'clock one
details he made was Of two
flee detective. who were con-
1 The block bounded boy Twenty
and Twenty streets and
and Madison avenues.
gard % the circulars for the pawn
~ this city and Brooklyn and
'' city, 10 was said that mis- morn
would have arrived at their desti-
and that every centre OF popuia-
me United States had been uOu-
zoe robbery Al the Detective Bu-
f.e officers on duty reported that
arrests had been made.
n Glowing descriptive list o. the
weiry was furnished yesterday
Burden.
necklace. by Renaudin and 11nany
Paris. containing thirty-one gradu-
diamonds. close cut down, ranging
TWO 10 ten carats. ia silver setting;
a. $1,000.
le tiara. once the property Of the I'm
Eugene. eleven IVY leaves. get sOlid,
almonds, upper ana lower bar, win
se lamOnd centre. tea carats. gradu-
4. three car8is al back. 20 attach
galues $500
band ring. by Boucher. Paris. COM
ot three-leafed curved piece. con-
eng fairfy-eight diamonds three
b. 81 "a carat each.
id-1ar pin, with soii'eg '- .Amond
.nle
covtrraf lsce-pins. three
d. mach leaf.
arg. back pearl. half an inch IN
~ .n centre Of circle OF dia-
- 40 tarats eaca.
- spphreI ring. set with circle OF
inty ring set with Two dismonns
"A .aIphire nng. set with two dia-
n NnaA tllquo.se ring. set with dia-
taf1ahapedl blue-enameNed pins.