The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-10
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hires men, Who droptsd 10 tho yard ~
a them climbed over q fence, but O'Dey
,aptured ona ~ them after TN" man had
made q hard naht. O'Day fred two shots
after the rrtrpating two burglars This
,Nrnad the other policemen who began IN
AXE IN fences like t~hor6ughbr~ds' Hut
,he two burglars had disappeared' a
eCptsmatio e.arch was then begun, 10
,Huas tho block was surrounded and tho
rolica knew tho burglars could not hnvs
lot away. One was s~uhseduently found
lding under tho stoop OF J. l., BlShop's
louise az o 81. Charles place, and later The
laird was found under the stOQp ~ the
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place. The Policemen bad 10 uss theft night
icks TO sibdue the burglars, and when
he three arrived at the Grand avenue
station their heads present tod a sorry spec
tcle.
The police then necertained that earlier
In the night the home Of Morris Wright
ttsSt. Charles place had been robbed, The
burglars carried of silverware and jeweiry
valued at a. 200. Whether the three men
arrested had robbed Mr.. Wright the police
rere unable TO state.
Later Patrolnan Donlon discovered a
ran robbing the till in the saloon Of John
II. Schlobohm at $50 Franklin avenue
lts got a tip from a pal and ran away olosely
pursued by Donlon, who fred three shots
sfter him.
All four burglars were arraigned In the
Snyder avenue police court, Flatoush,
Yesterday. Donlon's prisoner, who, is
$4,000 bail. He was charged with attempted
burglary and also with carrying burglars
tools. He had a revolver and a jimmy
with him when arrested. In default OF
bail he was sent TO jail. The three other
prisoners said they were Leonardo Dalles-
tandro, %, of % Rivington street; Anthony
Joseph, IT, OF 2ss Houston street, and Sal
vator Vanvrogo, %, no home, In default
Of 81 900 bail each was remanded to jail.
Walter Newman. a cigar manufacturer a
S37 Bedford avenue, Williamsburg, heard a
scraping noise early yesterday morning at
the front door of his store. He went down.
stairs to investigate and discovered two men
on the outside attempting. to force an
phoned Immediately to police headquarters
Ia Brooklyn that burglars were trying to
get into his store and the message was
transmitted to the Bedford avenue police
station. Before the arrival OF three police
mon. who had been hustled out from the
station houee, Newman quietly unlocked
the store door 80 that the burglars could
enter. When he confronted the intruders
they seized him and pushed him against a
wall. just then the burglars heard the foot
steps Of the police and they ran through a
rear door to the yard, where they ,Vaulted
two fences and reached South Third street.
The police reached the store just in time
to see the burglars going over the fences.
Thev commanded them to halt but the fugi-
tives kept on in their flight and then the
police opened fire on them with their re-
volvers.
When the burglars reached the street one
ran toward DrlRRS avenue, pulSued W .hD
three policemen, while The other hurried
of in an opposite direction down South
Third street. He lost his hat but kept a
tight grip on a jimmy.
Walter Smith, ambulance driver for the
Williamsburg Hospital, and Harry, Cole
man, ambulance driver for the Eastern
District Hospital, who had been attracted
by the shooting, started after the burglar,
who had lost his hat. They caught hold OF
him in front of the house of Mrs. Loretta
Reed at 1Ol South Third street. AS the
fugitive was jumping over the iron piicket
fence in front of the house the two drivers
caught hold of his legs. The burglar swung
the Jimmy and hit Coleman on the head
Coleman gave up the fight and when he
burglar made a sweep at Smith with the
Jimmy he, too, let go, and the man, finding
himself free. darted across the lawn In front
of the house, ran up the porch OF the dwell
ing and after kicking in the front hall door
made his way to the yard. Then after
throwing away his jimmy he vauIted hVe
fences before reaching Berry street and
made his escape. The Reed family. who
we're aroused by the breaking in OF the
door, were just in time to see the burglar
leaping over the last fence. -
The burglar whom the police caught
made a desperate resistance even after
he was shot at and had to be dubbed He
was taken to tho Bedford avenue police
station, where he told the police to register
him as John Brownell and his age az q
He said it was none of their business where
he hailed from.