The New York herald., 1922-04-04

middle of the block. between Macdougal
street and Sixth avenue, Is a little blind
lane leading off from the pavement
known as Clinton alley. Just as Ser
geant Greenberg was passing the mouth
OF this alley Diaset daAhed out. having
found himself In danger of being bottled
In. Greenberg grabbed his man.
Later Diaset's overcoat and a revolver
with all chambers empty was found In
Clinton alley. Another coat and another
unloaded revolver were found in the
Shattuck house.
Some fifoeen or twenty pieces OF jew
elry were found in Diaset's pockets and
In the two coats. The value OF that
iewelry was said to be approximately
$40. 900.
Diaset was held without bail yester-
day morning on short affidavit alleg-
ing robbery.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Shattucl<
virited City Hall. supposedly for the
purpose of enlisting the aid of Mayor
Eylan In stirring the police TO action.
Il was stated at City Hall. however. that
he did not see the Mayor. He called
later at Police Headquarters and inter
viewed Commissioner Enright. who is
understood to have assured the robbed
man that his department would do the
best It could 20 apprehend the thieves
and recover the stolen valuables.
stolen JeweIry II Listed.
The following list OF the stolen
Jewelry, valued at more than $4,000.
was isgued by the police upon informa-
tion received from Mn Shattuck:
Diamond ring, five carats. valued at
$1,000.
Emerald ring, six or seven carats.
valued at $4,000.
Diamond bowknot with gray pear
shaped pearl, valued at $4,000.
Diamond cross with three pendant
pearls. valued at $4,000.
Diamond bracelet, thirteen stones.
valued at $4,000.
Diamond bracelet eleven stones. val
ued at $4,000.
Solitaire diamond pendant. seven or
eight carats. valled at $1,000.
Pair Of black pearl earrings. valued
at $4,000.
Pearl stickpin. egg shaped, valued at
$1,000
Chain bracelet set in diamonds val
ued at $4,000.
Pearl and diamond bracelet strung on
valued at $4,000.
Bowknot pin get in platinum, diamond.
valued at $4,000.
Bowknot pin set in platinum, valued
at $4,000.
Gentleman's shirt studs, pearls, val
ued at $1,000 (three).
Pair gentleman's gold sleeve links
with monogram "A. r. S." In black, val
ued at 5000.
Geatleman's hunting case watch, gold,
valIed at $400.
Diamond bar pin set in platinum. nine
diamonds.
mum with diamonds.
Diamond star.
Three diamond hairpins. set In plati-
mum.
Pair diamond lorgnettes on a plati-
mum chain.
Small pearl and platinum lorgnette
chain.
Small diamond pin set in gold.
Ivory miniature In a gold locket
Diamond guard ring.
Gold wedding ring.
Pair OF pearl garter buckles
The stolen jewels were protected by
two insurance policies totaling s1oe. 400
placed by Wilcox. Peck. Brown q
crosby OF South William street one
being with the Federal Insurance Com
pany for $s4. 400 and the other with the
Preferred Accident Insurance Company
for $4,000
Listed In the larger policy were the
following articles Of jewelry: Pearl
necklace. $4,000: diamond ring. 1900;
emerald ring, 1900; diamond bowknot
pear shaped pearl. $780, diamond cross
with pearls. $1,000: diamond bracelet.
$1,000; watch. $500: six pearl shirt studs.
$1,000: pair pearl earrings. $500; pair
pearl earrings. black 5000: pearl stick
pin. $4,000: chain bracelet. diamonds.
$1,000; pearl and diamond bracelet.