New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-16

IAN. $4,000 in securities report
y ed stolen. General alarm sent out
Tor their recovery. They were to have
been deposited in the National Bank
of Commerce.
Jan. 7.-Store at TOT Melrose Ave-
nue., Bronx, robbed; a policeman ar
rested.
Jan. Five men entered the sa-
loon of Charles j. Pennewitz, 1909
Lexington Avenue, and with drawn
revolvers took from the register
$3.50 in money and valuabes of pa
irons.
Jan. S.-Jewelry store of Lyman
brescher, SOB East Eleventh Street,
robbed of $1,000 worth Of jewelry and
$500 in cash.
Jan. 1o.-John Mylones held up and
way, 304 West Thirty eighth Street.
Jan. 10.--Carl Grove, discharged
United States soldier, of "a Washing
ton Street, beaten and robbed at Cort-
tandt and Washington streets.
Jan. 11.-Siik valued at $4,000 stol-
en- from the store of Houghton e. Lee,
dealers in laces and silk, at 16 and Is
west 1nlrty-nlnth Street..
Lost $4,000 in Saloon
Jan. 11.-Frank Mazzo, employed as
messenger by Abraham Goldstein,
jeweler, 1856 Broadway, reported to-
the police he had been robbed of 81
600 in cash and $500 in checks in a
saloon on Sixth Avenue.
Jan. 12.-Private John Baker, of
Embarkation Hospital No. 8, stabbed
ny three men who attempted to rob
him at Eighth Street and Seventh
Avenue.
Jan. 13.-Cortino Carso. Williams
burg grocer, shot in his store at 100
Stagg Street after fight with three
robbers.
Jan. 15.-William Green, in charge
of John Dunlap's warehouse, Al Front
Street, reported robbery Of $4,000
worth of silk.
Jan. 16.-Patrolman Leander Brow
err, 1o9th precinct, indicted on charge
of robbery and assault.
Jan. 16.-Julius Dillon, former DO
liceman. indicted on charge of holding
up ticket-seller.
Jan: 17.-Six customers and the
proprietor held up in the saloon of
Adolph Petzold, 371 East 2O4th Street.
and robbed of several thousand dollars
in money and jewelry.
Jan: 18.-John Morris, policeman, of
the Alexander Avenue station, arrested
on charge by Julius Rousseau, of 7O7
Melrose Avenue, of holding him up.
Jan. 19.-Michael j. Ryan, master
plumber of the New York Navy Yard,
beaten into Inconsistencies and
robbed near the Vanderveer police sta
ton, Brooklyn.
Jan. 21.-On order of Commissioner
Enright, twenty-four men were rounded
up by corps of detectives on the
upper West and East sides Of Man
haitian. The order was to the effect
that every known thief or crook was
to be taken into custody.
Jan. 22.-Andrew Mantel's restau-
rant, b01S Third Avenue, Brooklyn,
robbed.
Sailor Robbed and Slashed
Jan. 22-Manuel Loca. of the Brazil
ian Steamship Paulo, robbed by two
negroes at Myrtle and Hudson Avenues,
brooklyn. In attempting to protect
his valuables he was slashed with a
razor.
Jan. 22.-Butter and egg store of F.
w. & Co., 81 Fulton Street, robbed of
$4,000 in money and Liberty bonds.
Jan. 27.-Leander Brewer, policeman,
of the 109th Precinct sentenced bv
Judge Dixie to the penitentiary for
highway robbery.
Jan. 27.-The home of Jacob Loafer.
OF 210 East 102d Street, robbed fol-
lowing the removal of Loafer and his
family, who were i'll, to the hospital.
Jan. 27.-Donnato Renno, seventy
two two years old, attacked in his Office at
1877 North Seventh Street. Before
they had an opportunity to rob Renno
the intruders fled.
Jan. 27.-The safe in the United
Cigar Store, 3O1 West 18th Street,
robbed of the days receipts and $3.50
in War Savings Stamps.
Jan. 29.-Mrs. Cetta Sosnicki, forty
years old, attacked in her home at $50
Third Avenue, Brooklyn, for the pur-
pose of robbery
Jan. 29.-John J. Kelly, of the West
lS5th Street station, held for trial on
the charge of assault and extortion,
made by Samuel Lowenbeim.
Jan. 3i.--John Morris, patrolman,
held for trial on charge of robbery.
Jan. 31.-Jewelry store of Henry
Graham, 1874 Columbus Avenue, visited
by hold-up men for the purpose Of
robbery. One of the alleged would-be
thieves was shot by. a policeman.
Jan. 31.-The confectionery store Of
August Burke, 638 Eleventh Avenue,
held up and robbed of $500.
L CD' H.--1 Ac CdSn TeRlSLCr III Cn0
store Of Emanuel Steinburg, at 742
Wythe Avenue, rjfled of $500 and a
$50 Liberty bond. Mrs. Steinburg gave
chase to the robbers. She was fred
at by them.
Feb. 2.-Three men rob saloon of
Isaac Tobias, 168th Street and Morris
Avenue, Bronx.
Feb. 3.-The safe in the store of H.
Gottlieb and Sons, 2S4 Court Street,
Brooklyn, was robbed Of Liberty bonds
and of cash and jewelry, amounting to
$4,000.
February 3.-Seven automobile ban
dts robbed the crew and passengers
Of two surface cars of the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company in Flushing.
February "a daylight burglar
broke into the home of Joseph Tuohy,
lawyer, at Vine and Way streets,
Corona, rendered Mrs. Tuohy uncon-
scious with the blow of hammer and
took a diamond ring and wedding ring
from her fingers. After rifiing the
house they escaped.
February 3.-Henry Bunger, re-
tired sailor of Sailors Snug Harbor,
was set upon by highwaymen who
knocked him senseless and took from
him $50 and gold watch.
February 4-Saloon at 1929 Second
Avenue held up and robbed.
February 4.-Four places in The
Bronx held up and approximately S.
900 taken.
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