New-York tribune., 1919-03-12


~ think maybe his mother, such
pretty young lady, is lost said Mrs.
Katherine Greydorski yesterday, hand
ing n mite of baby boy to Lieutenant
Tinker, Of the East Sixty-seventh
Street station. Mrs. Greydorski, who
lives at 500 West 139th STREET, said
the baby's mother came up to her in
the subway station at 15Sth Street and
asked her to hold the baby a moment.
But | waited an hour and then
two hours and she didn't come back.
l think that poor lady is lost
"Ncs, maybe on purpose" suggested
Lieutenant Tinker
The boy, about a month old, was
sent to the infants ward at Bellevue
vgVHE Irish had Saint Patrick's Day
~ all but taken away from them yes
terday by the Board Of Aldermen, who
unanimously passed resolution al
lowing street pedlcrs and hawkers
to sell their wares nmolested during
the period from March II to April IA
When the resolution was introduced
one of the Aldermen shouted:
Next Monday is a Jewish holidayi"
This caused hubbub on the Demo
cratic side of the house There were
mock protestations, but the resolution
passed without dissent. Then Alder
man henncally, who halls from Muir
phys own district, took the floor.
Am | to understand, Mr.. President" :"
he asked, that we Irish will not have
a Saint Patrick's Day to celebrate
this year,
Don't be alarmed President Moran
assured him, "two factions can cele-
brate the day at the same time
vEHE VIII Of Henry Griswold, Of 10
= West Forty eighth Street, executed
last July and filed yesterday provided
that the body Of the testator was to
be cremated and the ashes placed in
one grave with his first wife, Mrs.
Harriet NJ. Griswold. Three months
later the testator made a codicl in
which he revoked this clause. Mr.
Griswold left $4,000 and the income
from tho rcsiduary estate to his sec
ond wife, at her death the income to
30 to his brother and children.
EOURTEEN thousand dollars in
stolen securities were received in
registered package yesterday by Po-
lice Commissioner Enright, with an
unsigned request that they be restored
TO their owners. Post &, Flagg, brok-
ers, at 38 Wall Street. The bonds
were not negotiable. Mr.. Enright said
I he believed that the prompt roundinr
/ up OF the youthful Wall Street free
/ hooters who robbed a messenger OF
$4,000 several days ago caused the
thlei TO think about restitution.
This was the first hint Of Wall
street robbery preceding the $63, ,OOO
thett. About ten days ago a pick
pocket robbed Post E. Flagg messen-
ger in the financial district
EHREE hours after he had been re-
leased from the workhouse, where
he had served thirty days, William
Schaefer, Of III East Ninety second
street, was once more in court. His
wife, who was instrumental in sending
him to jail the first time, was again
the complainant.
She told Magistrate rockingham in
the Harlem police court that as soon
as he got home her husband drew q
revolver and announced an intention to
Kill her. She wrcstcd the weapon away
from him and held him until a detect
i've from the Fest Eighty eighth Street
station answered her call Schaefer
was held for assault.
THERE were 81 900 in crisp new bills
displayed in the window OF Alfred
Facciolis private bank at SO Baxter
Street yesterday afternoon. A youth
passing, saw the cnticing display and
heavcd rock through the plate glass
Then he gathered up $3.50 and fed, pur-
sued by crowd.
The chase led down to the Criminal
Courts Building, whore two detectives
halted the man in the lead. The pur-
suers said he was Andrew Bozzo, aged
eighteen, chaufeurs helper, Of 2S
Henry Street lie was locked ur
charged with robbery.