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The Daily Dispatch: January 14, 1865., [Electronic resource], Porter's Great torpedo. (search)
military overcoat, was arrested yesterday afternoon and committed to the upper station-house by Chief-of-Police Reuben T. Seal and officer Griffin on the charge of stealing two pieces of dry goods, valued at nine hundred dollars, the property of Chiles & Chenery. The accused, it is said, had visited the same store twice before in the morning; but, his conduct exciting suspicion on the third visit, preparations having previously been made for his arrest, he was arrested by the officers above nasame person who was admitted to bail by the Mayor, a few days since, to answer indictment by the Grand Jury of the Hustings Court for the offence of stealing a piece of cassimere from Messrs. Beers & Spillman. The mode of stealing the goods from Chiles & Chenery was identically the same as that practiced upon Beers & Spillman — that is, buttoning up his plunder under an overcoat, while the attention of the occupants of the store was turned in another direction. An investigation will take place
The Daily Dispatch: January 14, 1865., [Electronic resource], Porter's Great torpedo. (search)
military overcoat, was arrested yesterday afternoon and committed to the upper station-house by Chief-of-Police Reuben T. Seal and officer Griffin on the charge of stealing two pieces of dry goods, valued at nine hundred dollars, the property of Chiles & Chenery. The accused, it is said, had visited the same store twice before in the morning; but, his conduct exciting suspicion on the third visit, preparations having previously been made for his arrest, he was arrested by the officers above nasame person who was admitted to bail by the Mayor, a few days since, to answer indictment by the Grand Jury of the Hustings Court for the offence of stealing a piece of cassimere from Messrs. Beers & Spillman. The mode of stealing the goods from Chiles & Chenery was identically the same as that practiced upon Beers & Spillman — that is, buttoning up his plunder under an overcoat, while the attention of the occupants of the store was turned in another direction. An investigation will take place