The sun., 1894-11-24
EAST SIDE BURsLARs coLLARED.
o,e Gives the Police = List OF Their Bure-
isrtes with the Dates.
2 East IAtI, ST., N. ".
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one Gives the Police = List OF Their Bure-
isries with the Dates.
A succession OF burglaries. chiefly ON the east
side, has been interrupted by the capture OF
three members OF gang which has robbed over
q score Of barber shops and other small stores.
William A. Blank, Jr., 90 years old OF s5 First
street, one Of the captured gang. gave q list OF
nine places IL had looted. Young Blacks father
is said 10 be well.to-do milk dealer on Clinton
street. He is a graduate Of Manhattan College
and was at one time stenographer, It Is taid, in
the District Attorneys office under DE Lancey
Nicoll.
The other members OF the gang are William
Green, 81 years old, Of 10 First street; Joseph
Kline, o2 years, who lives in lodging houses, and
Louis Renter. 20 years old, Of 24l East Tenth
street. The last Is said TO have been the leader.
Blank, Green, and Kline were arrested on
Cossn c East sfeet sson The
lcemen had noticed them during the day carry
Ing cans Of paint h me ne ston
been robbed, they learned that q general alarm
the psnt s store OF of richard Dawson Of 4Ss Grand
street early Wednesday morning;
found Flank. He Implicated Green aud Kline
and said that he and his companions had worked
under the direction Of Reuter-. who was cap
Reuter-. Blank, and Kline on Monday tried TO
rob Goldstein's shoe store at 344 Seventh ave-
nue.. They were caught In the act by Policeman
Kramer OF the West Twentieth street station,
who collared Reuter- after hot chase. Blank
The next attempt the leaderless gang made
proved their last, that Of the burglary of Daw-
sons paint store. from which they got four cans
Of paint and a little money.
:, Blank furnised the police with the following
list OF places he had helped TO rob. with the
dates OF the offences: Sept. 8, barber shop at
3l1 Bowery. The burglars had to break through
Ave different locks TO get ten razors and three
hair clippers. Sept. 30. barber shop OF Joseph
Milliard, 155 First avenue. Blank and his pals
stole violin, guitar. and mandolin, together
with sorne razors and $40 worth OF other prop
erty. Oct. 15. barber shop at 90 First avenue,
where $50 worth OF property was stolen; Nov.
4. barber shop Of Philip kronengala. 80 Stuyye-
sant place frpm pm which liL i.oS cigars twelve
were stolen. Nov IA. shoe store of John Mosko-
yitz. 81 Avenue A: thirty pairs OF shoes taken.
Nov. 16, tailor store Of Philip Hubner OF 96
Third avenue; the pick of garments made to
order and ready for their owners stolen. Nov.
IL. paint store Of George u. Glener. 131 Clinton
street; paint and $50 worth OF brushes taken
Policemen SCHNEIDER and Cohen found the list
of places given and the dates to be correct.
Burglars tools were found on all three prisoners
when arrested.
The three men were arraigned In the Essex
Market Police Court yesterday.
Blank and Kline were held for examinat aton
this morning In g., 900 bail. Green was COM
mitted to the care Of Policeman Kramer OF the
Twentieth street station for examination in the
jefferson Market Police Court on complaint OF
trying to rob Goldstein's shoe store on Nov. 10.