File:John Jacob Lindauer (1840-1888) in The New York Times of New York City, New York on 20 January 1881.jpg

Joseph Heins, Jacob Lindauer, Martin Schmidt. and Charles alias "Butch" Seidler, the burglars who were arrested in Mott-street, New-York City, for crimes alleged to have been committed in Jersey City and vicinity, were arraigned in the Hudson County Court yesterday to plead to four indictments for burglary. They are charged with having committed burglaries at the houses or John Green. Mr. Hubble, and Louisa Barr in Jersey City, and Warren M. Emerson, in Bayonne. The plunder from the four places aggregated $800 in value. The prisoners pleaded not guilty, and were remanded for trial.

• John Jacob Lindauer aka Jacob Lindauer, one of the criminals
• Joseph Heins, one of the criminals
• Martin Schmidt, one of the criminals
• Charles Seidler aka Butch Seidler, one of the criminals
• Warren M. Emerson, person robbed. He is most likely Warren Winslow Emerson of Bayonne, New Jersey.

$800 in 1881 is equivalent to about $20,000 in 2019 dollars.

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