New-York tribune., 1922-03-14
little Guarantee & Trust Co
manager with revolvers and robbed the
cash drawer of S2On Wv

manager with revolvers and robbed the
cash drawer Of 5000.
Spotted Man on Street
Even the thoughtfulness Of the three
men who led John Fitzpatrick, thirty
one years old, of 1889 Lexington Ave
ll''. out OF cafe at Bleccker and
fih,ne Streets. so that they might
beat HIM and rob him Of S45 in the
sec fusion of a nearby hallway. failed
20 Keep Joseph Dolan from being held
IN 81 600 bail by Magistrate McGeehan
IN Jefferson Market Court on charge
OF being one of ne three men.
ne robbers had escaped after the
no!d-up. but Fitzpatrick met Dolan a
rev hours later. not far from the
scene, and called policeman.
CaSpar honiger. proprietor Of 3 sa.
ioon at Ninety-tifth Street and First
Ne fN'loved the same general line
OF procedure SIS used by Fitzpatrick
q, nen had held him up and
According to Koniger, the three me-.
were waiting outside when he opened
up for business yesterday morning.
they entered and coughed, declaring
that their need Of the moment was a
dash of liquor. Koniger expressed sor-
row that ne hadn't any liquor in the
house.
No sooner had the saloon man an
nounccd this than the three men drew
rcvolvers and backed him into the sit
ting room. One of the robbers then ex-
cused himself and robbed the cash req
lster.
Trailed His Assailants
When the three men left by the back
way, koniger followed them until they
separated. Then he trailed the one who.
he says, robbed the cash register. AT
the corner Of Ninety-sixth Street and
Second Avenue, koniger enlisted the
aid Of Patrolman Rayfeld, of the East
lOath Street police station, and had
his quarry arrested.
The prisoner described himself as
Martin Mulvey, thirty-five years old
Of 1888 Webster Avenue, the Bronx,
hen he was searched he was found
to have no revolver and less than S25
He was arraigned before Magistrate
Edgar Y. Frothingham in Harlem court
and held in $4,000 bail on a charge of
robbery Hearing was set for day
AS for young man who described
himself as Charles De Morras, of 354
Eighth Avenue, he didn't get chance
to rob any one yesterday. He was
walking on Eighth Avenue at Twenty
eighth Street when he noticed Patrol
man Michael avis, of the West
Thirtieth Street police station, ap-
preaching. He dropped a suitcase he
had with him and ran He did not
however, run fast enough.
Full Set of Tools
The suitcase WAS opened and found
TO contain, according to the police, a
complete set of burglars tools. Dc
Morras was placed under arrest and
charged with having burglars tools
in his possession. He was held in
81 900 bail by Magistrate John Nc.
Geehan in jefferson Market Court
Some Of the bandits who operated
yesterday in Brooklyn had better luck
They not only got away, but they got
away with something. Two Of then
robbed David Rainer's restaurant a;
400 South Fourth Street, taking SSE
from the cash register. Two more held
up two clerks in Daniel Reeves's
grocery store, at Sixth Avenue anc
Fifth Street. and escaped with $3.50
from the cash drawer.
The jinx reappeared, however. in the
case of James Beneventino, nineteen
years old. of 1O6 Kingsland Avenue
and Howard Thurston, nineteen of 49,
Nassau Avenue. They were arrested
yesterday on Bushwick Avenue neal
Seigel Street. after they had. accord
ing to Patrolman Henry Feis, of the
Stagg Street police station. knocked
down and robbed James Lebevan, oi
224 Seigel Street, of $50.
A third man who partic ipated il
the hold-up escaped. The two prison
ers were arraigned before Magistrate
Short in Bridge Plaza court, and were
held in $1,000 bail each for examina
ton March Is.