New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-24
TWO QUICKLY CAPTURED
"Cops' Going Off Duty Scout
Burglary and Give Chase.
AUTO USED TO PURSUE ONE
Car Had Trunk of Feathers, as
Did Suitcases Dropped by Men
Promotion for Captors.

| Recognition in the form of promotion 10
/ detective grade. it was said yesterday al
| Police HEADQUARTERS is to come this morn
! ing TO Patrolman Frank Fasulo and Charles
! Eriir,noI of the Mercer street station, for
their quick work in nabbing two of trio
! Of alleged burglars carly yesterday morn
! ling As the COPS" were returning nom"
after finishing their night tours al a. H.
/ they saw three men, laden with suitcases
emerge from No. ( Bond street ana start
/ toward "A waiting automobile. After an eX'
| citing chase two Of the men were capt
! ured and. according to the police. they
/ were prevented from getting away WIN
/ $4,000 worth II feathers.
Joseph Gordon and Max SHERMAN two
Of the men the police charge they caught
with the goods as well as John 'ataidl
chauffeur Of the automobile that was sara
/ - he waiting for them. were each held III
s. 600 ON charges Of burglary by Magis-
uate House. and their eXamina ton was set
for tomorrow
! The police said Gordon sometimes used
the alias Joseph Schwartz, and was famii-
iarly known as squirt" and described him
A. one of the liveliest young burglars IN
the business presenting the following list
from their records as Gordons police his
tory:
Joseph Schwartz. arrested September l6,
1906 burglary. Discharged October j by
Recorder Gon.
Joseph Schwartz. February Is. 1907. ar
rested for burglary; March ). 1870" as
charged by Judge Grain, Genera Sessions.
/ Joseph schwartz arrested March o. 1901,
burglary; May 6. 1897 discharged by Judge
Grain. ,,
July g. 1900 charged with disOrderly con
duct; discharged by Justice wilkins Spe-
cial Sessions. it,.
attempted burglary, December Is. 1907; dis
| charged by Judge Dixie.
Joseph Schwartz. arrested in Brooklyn on
| charge OF unlawful entry. Sent 10 Ne"
! York city ReformatoTy on June ., 1913
BY Judge O'Keeffe. Special Sessions. Brook
Joseph Goldberg. arrested August q. 1879;
for burglary. August 30. 1879. discharged
by Magistrate Butts
Joseph Schwartz arrested in Brooklyn
charge OF vagrancy: March Y. 1879 as
charged by Magistrate Tighe. ... -
Joseph Schwartz, arrested February L.
1910 charge burglary. February Is 1910
discharged by Magistrate Barlow.
Joseph Schwartz. arrested November -
1909. for burglary; March ~ 1910 as
charged by Judge Mulqueen. .o,o
| Joseph Schwartz. arrested March i, 1910:
grand larceny. March =. 1910, discharged
by Judge Moss
April 90 1910, charge Of vagrancy. ran on,
| Toseph Cohen April T. lall. charge or
gambling April discharged nv Magistrate
Corrigan
Tho police said tney Rad no record Of a
prison sentence against him
According to the story told the police IN
this case. Joseph Ginsberg. n feather mer-
chant. AT No Bond street. rented floor
I'm his loft building a week ago 70 the men
who represented themselves a. prosperous
Western manufactures n would seem &C
cordirg ~ the police that their manu-
featuring procnvities consisted I'm making
holes IN floors fCr such hole was found
. ont IN the Aoor - their loft giving them
entrance 20 Ginsherg's stock of feathers
Just a. Fatrolmen Fasulo and krummel
were passing Ginsherg's place yesterday
morning they noticed large touring car
drawn M in front and saw three men ster
! from the building. each with a suitcase
Lam H." one Of the men cried, which
I,r,rsreted means Beat T. This all did
Krumm,I dashed after two who headed
through Lafayette street. ana NnaAy
nahbsd the man who said he was Joseph
y
while Fasulo had jumped into the tourins
car and set out I'm pursuit ~ the third man
who had darted toward the Bowery. The
man refused a. slacken his pace despite
The shots the pursuing cop was hrlnG
The car overlook him In an street az ~
was getting wlnded. and fasulo l"apeo
from the running board and grabbed him
lie gave his name as Max Silv'rman' OF
40. IL Ludlow street
In the tonucau II the car was trunk
filed with ostrich feathers, and the three
sult,ases dropped ~ the fugitives were
similarly laden.
John CataldL chauffeur of the car. th'
iyolice were satisfied, was not I'm the plot
and he was al first held simply as ma
terlal witness but the charge was later
changed in court to burglary. In the lotl
the men had rented were found two sets OF
burglars tools. and in the hole in the hooi
was "A ladder.