Arrest of Tirrell. the Supposed Murderer OF


Mrs. BickfOrd, ut Boston.
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person answering the description of A. ]. Tr-
rewas arrested Sunday in Philadelphia, and convey
ed to Boston yesterday morning in charge ofwo officers,
in the Long Island train He was tall and slim-very
hnfaced lgh, compexioned very light blue eyes, with
sandy hair and whiskers had cloth cap, dark pants
and coat


We were unable to learn the Of the officers
get any farther particulars Of his arrest The officers
told the the South Ferry that they had
Tirrel in charge, and the FreghtAgent, who formerly
lived in Weymouth Mass. where he has frequently seen
Trre informed that he feels confident OF his identity
The cabman who brought the party to the Ferry also
said that it was Tirrell.


The Chief ofthe Police says that he heard the rumor
this morning but had information to rely upon-and
adds farther that the Boston authorities have not seen
fit to communicate with him upon the subject OF tie
murder all that he has been able to assist IN
the search for the murderer