New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
DAyLJGHT POBBERIES ~ PASSAIc.
A HOUSE RANsACKED AID MANY ThiNes
sTOIEN WHILE THE FAMILY is AWAY.

Passaic. Aug p (SpeciaD.-The I'M section Is
again thoroughly aroused over darins lt'HSht i'o-
berries only a short time ago Councilman b't'y
house in Grove Terrace was entered. and properly
valued at 500 was taken ON the same day the
house Of Mrs. A. l.. King. IN ftul.son-a'e' va"
robbed OF a box containing papers ana Je"ei'
valued at $500 belonging to a. Allen King Depf'la
tons such as robbing orchards and stealing sat1eh
truck are constantly reported
The latest case which has been brought 20 me az
tention OF the police was the robbery on lhAisa"y
afternoon OF the house OF Charles Eagle No I'D
Hgh-st The thief Effected an entrance ny 'i'aN-
ing the shutter and forcing the window a. me rear
OF the house Each room was thoroughly iAl'1,A''
The entire loss will not be known until MIS- H"e
returns She is at present AT ocean CITY he'
sons do not know what silver plate etc were taken
Mrs EAGLE IS known 10 have left consideraole
money I'm her room Mr. Eagle returned from
New-York at ; p. m. Mrs william Gilmore
neighbor told him that earlier in the afternoon sne
had seen a man coming from the rear OF the mouse
He Immediately ran into the house to make an In
vestigation. Brc-a-brac from the parlor was piled
up in a promscuous heap. silverware was sirewn
about in careless pr0fuson. and all the best wear
ing apparel belonging 10 Mr. Eagle and his brother
was lying at the bottom OF the stairs. presenting
the appearance OF having been thrown down unui
a better opportunity could be had OF making
bundle Of H.
Mr. Eagle took in the situation at a glance ana
hurried up to his room. Here he found another
scene OF disorder Bureau drawers had ooen
turned upside down and the contents scattered al
over the room diamond stud valued az s''
which he kept In A bureau drawer. so IN money
revolver. box Of cigars and numerous other smaH
articles were missing In addition 10 the clo'Mhs
which was appropriated. one OF the burglars fN-
changed his hat for a brown derby when "4s
on the rack When Mr. Eagles brother Af"''
home they put things in order. and later N ~
evening reported the theft 70 CHEZ OF row.
Hendry who Immediately detailed an oficer on ",
case. As yet no Roadway has been maze ""''N
the apprehension OF the thief ,,,...,
Every body in the immediate vicinity OF iusDcii
seems 10 have OF the thieves Mts,,,,-,
more describes the man she saw a. Nelhk OF 20,
height, with dark mustache and wearing era, d. a.
OF clothes and brown derby hat From VIVA. i ~;
Eagle says 1t is evident the thief made a 'o"P'''
change OF clothes. . .,.,ea
A bar OF iron. with which the winco" was OF ~.
and a Jimmy were found az the rear Gnu % ~.
house Mr. Eagle Is IN business IN New, IL ~
mother and brother make their nome VII ,,,,.,
Thieves again broke into the vacant ho1se ~ So =,
Is occupied by Mrs. Abbott. on Gresorl "a, 90
Thursday night They finished thtir WON , o q -
weeks ago by taking the remainder OF ,ns L., ~
I'm the cellar Not satisfied with steaiihk ~ ~,
and destroying the plumbing. the vans ot s syi,h
lor. dining-room and kitchen were - a,
paint The neighbors think II Is nov " " 'rhs
regular thieves hut OF boys or rag pl.h, - 80
police have not been able 20 apQr'h'h' '"o "-
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