The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
FIND STOLEN TRUCKS LOAD
FOIR MEN ARRESTED ~ SIO.-
ODO THEFT FROM PIER.

500 Waltham watch Na, sments out sG
a.OOo ReeoN cred Misrrllaneaus stun
FoUnsl In an Fast side CriIar Rr0trd
- CIub Recon- three Nr0 There.
Th. diSappsarFncs OF a truck with q
$40 OO load &c merchandise from the
White star Line spier at the foot ot West
Eighteenth street ON March 10 was
cleared up yesterday ~ hen four men were
arrested charged with stealing the truck &.
Two wagonlOad> 81 tH- loot wsr" Tecov-
cred. Including about 5OO watch move
unsnts shipped by tine Waltham Watch
Cumpany The stolen truck belonged
20 Austin Rsldw Ia 4 Co Of - Fear! street
and al-p carried d..ntal supplies. fishing
rods. psrium.ry and Ihanic'Iring Er:s.
u Ii-appear,-d a. so in the morning.
" hils the driver Vas away. II was found
abandoned the next day AZ sixteenth
street and Avenue u.
In. first trace u the missing load
Was found March ~ when DETECTIVES
werlansky and Miller arrested Junk
dealer who. they said. had sold some Of
the stolen a.hinx rods They failed 10
find any IT the other missing articles IA
his shop aud IL was only recently that
through the and OI a detective agency
and a stool pigeon information reached
them that the goods were stored an the
cellar uf tenement At HI0 Fast Fifty
sixth street The hOuseA--per told the
detectives thai she had rented the cellar
to three men tho said they we're going
TO use Il as a club room. They had brought
IN several large box"s hich Sh. SUPPOSED
contained part Il the furniture E" the
club room
The detectives decided hat the club
was oTth inve-t eating aud tor two days
Werzan~ky anu Miller, With kinney and
Marion. alSo of the Central Office. watched
the premises Yesterday afternoon an
express u sEon with thIse men IN u drove
up One man stayed with the wagon
and the other two went INTO the cellar,
Ia which they had key. kinney stayed
to watch the man Ia the wagon anu tue
other three detectives went into IN"
cellar There they found the tao men
drop e. said WsrzansSv. and pulled
his revolver a. one Of the tao drew
\ nife from HE pocket
Al the sight IL the revolver aud the
shields the nair Submitted quietly enough
The man who had drawn the knife said
he was Fred kuntz. ~ years old. OF NJ
West Pifty-tifth street The other gaN"
th.. name 81 William Taylor and -1,d he
lived at ia Eighth avenue They were
taken 60 Headquarters with the third
man John Reilly - vsars Uld. wh" re-
fused his address They were lOcS..t zap
on charge uf grand larceny Two
patrol wagons were loaded with 'h"
plumber and TAX IN 60 Police Headquarters
Before the detectives had Finished
bringing the packIng boNe- into the oth"s
Detective Hood 1T the District Attorney
pffic. arrived with another prisoner
Harry Levin ~ wears old. of las Monroe
street he brpugh' With hlm about
80 81 the stolen watch movements
T V Peterson. heal - a ds-lec'iV"
agency. ha- lp.-..p loul' ing for thO-.. Sstch
movements for tho lat th~s" Ws'''Ez u"
found a man - whom Levin hal 0fs~'t
~ -..ll q rUfn' ~ - watch movements
and got him q, h.lp lurr own into q trap
7 no man lgr'-at amt Yesterday Pet'rron
followed 'hs rVU Will" they Weni IN q
hou-s 90 Madison -trt-'t When they
cam. otr they hai tV" yah-~- The
i,.t,,'iv. fulip,s sd them =" q HOUSE further
town the street when thsv cam" oI'
l..'ylu'z companion gave Peterson ia"
ign that 'h-y had the guud- lie FOL
lowed them "a Park row whore h. pat
Levin under arrest He took HI prisoner
Ia the Office q Assistant District Attorney
Ps.rk IN. who assigned let"ctIv" finsi
- go with them 20 Headquarters
Tier" ws-a ahuut 5isI ~ the 3.Nsi
missing watch movements IA the hags
" h!ch they found on m" prisoner Twenty
~ them had been found m N" lr"t taken
from The hOu-s "u t.a-t fiftv--iVth street
The police fhiuk that mot It the stolen
lrpusrty has hen E.CD' cred AMI are
sur, that they knpW a-Tr 20 Law their
hands IN ~. rect 1T %