{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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HEARTLEss ROBBERY william, in the shape Of
a man, bearing the name OF Patrick Healy, had the
heartess vany TO enter the abode of Mrs Mooney an
Irish woman, Sunday night in Richmond street. Bos
tom and steal one hundred and twenty dollars which
has reduced poor woman with an infant family to des
ttuton. The poor tells the story thus On Sat.
urday she ent up to Iealys boarding house. for the
purpose of getting small of money she had lent
him. He promised to come and pay the same Sunday
night True to his word he Sunday night but with
far different purpose While Healy was In the room
some bread, giving her a fifty cent piece The child
back with the change ch Mrs Mooney put into
the bag with the rest Of her money and put the bag be-
tween the beds After this DONE Healy got up and
said he would go out and get bill changed when he
would come back and pay the borrowed money. AS he
did not return the family retired TO bed but Mrs Moo
ney awakened between IL and o'clock by her child
who said some one was in the She then up
in season to see the villain leaving the room, with her
way to New York