New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
HE IS A ROBBER BARON.
LONG; BRANCH DISCOVERS A SHOEMAKER
WHO Is A GENIUS.
THREE HOUSES SAID TO HAVE BEEN BUILT WITH
STOLEN IUMBER-ENoUGH STOLEN GOODS oN
HAND TO STOCK A sTORE-TTE CULPRlr

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STOLEN IUMBER-ENoUGH STOLEN GOODS ON
HAND TO STOCK A sTORE-TIIE CULPRir
SAYS HE FOUND THE THINGS
Long Branch " J., April % (SpeciaD. Salvatore
Cayalere an Italian shoemaker. is In the city JAN
charged with score Of burglaries. He Is oeie'eh
to be guilty OF many other robberes that na'e
occurred during the last five years Cavahere was
arrested Yesterday. The Italians young son tooh
broken kettle to the tin-shop Of F.. Tucker "eich
to he repaired Welch recognized the Kettle as one
among many articles OF hardware that had Deeh
stolen from his store. He procured search war
rant and in company with constable sesrche'
Cavaliere's house. The search resulted IN the h'd-
ing Of other goods belonging to Weich ana many
other articles not in household use several othe'
search warrants were issued, and to-day the house
has been thoroughly ransacked by indlgnant ciu-
zens Enough evidence has been found 10 connect
Cavaliers with nearly all the numerous bursiaries
and robberies committed in the Monmouth coast
towns since 1880. Cavaiere's place proved 10 De
storehouse crammed with stolen goods OF almost
every conceivable kind Several false closets were
found in the walls and floors. Whlch, on pe'hs
opened. revealed stores OF silverware. clothing
hardware groceries and other merchandise. rlre-
arms Of various descriptions were fouhd. IN 'he
garden n bag full OF loaded revolvers was dug up
In the yard n number OF hams and shoulders were
excavated A secret door was found In the side
between the plaster and the weather boards were
sword ana some firearms.
In Cavaliete's yard piles OF lumber sash
doors and blinds which had been stolen from
lumber yards. Cavaliere owns three houses in Long
Branch. and 1t is believed that he sto.e all the
lumber with which to build them and painted them
with stolen paint. 1t Is remarkable fact that
he has recently leased building in Red Bank
and announced his intention to open a genera!
store The stock on hand at his home Is worth
5000 or $500 The fact that he has disposed OF
much looted property is proved by the absenc" or
many articles stolen from those who have r"ntl-
CeI pieces Z property found IN his house II Is
believed that Cava!iere has had accompces IN MS
thevery one woman an italian widow, wno iVes
across the street from him. has confessed thar sne
threw into brook near by some slverwa-e brought
- her by CaNal!ere. The brook WAS searched with
IRA, nets today and several articles OF slverware
wcra recovered In Cavaiiere's cellar were TUBS or
butter and other edib.es
when brought before Justice Brtton to-day
Cavaie pleaded not guilty lie said ths, he found
al those goods IN a big heap In he road whiG out
cunning and carted them home. Then he no tnem
becnuse be was afraid he would be charged with
stealing them. Among The articles found were a
number az railroad t!ckeis. proving ms connection
with several station robberies. Cavaiiere "3s held
ror the Nav term ~ court. \ crowd OF indignant
citizens attended the hearing.