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Chargtd with Burylarn.—An old of-f#*»der, sitting the name of John Harley, hasiwen held by Alderman f iller to answer thefhtrvr of nit* mptetl roht«ery. William F. G*r-Sin. v bo doe* tmxineuft nl No 2i28ooth wharves, te-tifbd that he entered his office on Tbursd ly afternoon, l\ !he side door, lie tiotined a wen atnndfnir « *h* corner watching Ids father. As he went into the eonnttng room he saw the ac-enaed RMt In* ft r the safe with a key in his hand.He went towards the accuHed. asked whathe wen doing there, and snatched the key from htshand. At this the accused ran awav, whenwttnow* pursued him anlt;l flnntly caught him, handing him over to a p dice man. The prisoner was e« m* ttt*-d in defan It of fi.OOi bail. He s do h* had just in end ^charged fromthe navy, but he whs « d a* uu *kl offender. Hisphot*vgr»ph was placed in the Rogues’Gallery nUnt five years ago. H- was then known by the nameof John lt;\ WlHlatm, and appear* on the books as a screwsman. cracksman and wirak thief. . - :
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Philadelphia Age
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Oct 28, 1865
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