New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
ORR DETECTIVE SYSTEM.

THE PRESENT CONNECTION AND ALLEGED cORRU'rio
AT POLICE HEADQUARTBRS-BEyo LUTloS Is THE
OPERATIONS OF THE DETECTIVE foRCL-LATEsf
DEVELOPMENTS.
Public attention continues 10 be drawn toward the
alleged corruption existing in our detective system The
charges made against our detective force though not taking
ANY specific or practical form called forth considerable
discussion and small huer the members 81 tue
fraternity affected well the general public IL ~ond
appear that great many charges have been made &
force that cannot be stbsiantiaedl ~ iaot N AZ ID h 49,
cases evident that there Is ground for the complaints
and circulation, and the consequence Is rgd H.
out OF the incidents connected with the recent great bono
robbery which excited the time considerable attention ana
interest believe the pare statements already
IN circulation officers haTe been ~ TIE habit Tor su
able remuneration o. compounding ieonss Of lhs must 'e
Many parties rather than into criminal prosecution
have been accept Of terms offered b thieves Tor ie
return OF the money auabcs purond and detectives
have been only ready assist in the ncffons arrange
broken by two parties beside the rciua offenders and ilat
by those TO whom the puoe ooL f1T Iroieeiiop -
way by Captain Willing on charge Which ite following
sTATFwENI DETECTIVE GOLDEN
About the middle q ApT l.. Gina na'd LiHsAl's "ho
reve ne and stated that his btikeTo youu German knew
who you'd Introduce him to man who w. ss,sts IN % s
Instructed him g. give hii b.ft-f .n amount o.
%ssy VIII -hs S'l b. 70 s ssos.y qsaa ~ dsy
the, ii. S,rtsspsi bed called r,So csp. ~
10 Geene lsd purchased TIE lamp. oa nin there iai On
who represented himself detective fsy y ooyefn
Crby,i. and searched room ssan,s, cur
When The yoanr Orran ,lii "Ite 70 hraiin.re ~
The basn.. ior Ds'-v Goe4 no ys.as nan wa, then
wen, to a. isssf so 81 ,hs q Hfasras ard c',by
tie detective iew dsy. BE- o AID ,,ot hin,
Ss,.' .hs Ts.i IL stated ., ess,
employ and exhibited PiPi ,sa ey nsnsTf o. oanss'
service corp or which he Wa A. ln',,i.i pa,
1870 ~ wscornsl foT several cay. and which tMeCenn,
5s1 have he money lie ha refunded him NC
So sT , d.y. before tie si,i 4 .y Lhemsna
4 iani. aTd lsa "a i va n, t L.nrhmsnn .sia ihi
myif osl oa . 'l 81 he wosd .sos me The place
where The stamps i ani ne rs ron wi5m hey
nan va. not @ day. ss met M,coans AID s'lsa
him Il Lanshnann go h, money oaSA Hs a. 70 r.a sso
y Is 9aJ mater fS Gs Gslm,a should have h..
note RON M suvD Of the keepers Of the E.seI
@ a. BIZ az trouble in relation
to the selling Of some ess.. ,t ,r , h hoa.s ala sh
would bin .psr ,a 'ss &C. 1 ia'i [ a s Sss
nen to Es tins as o. &c .1t s's'. ~. , sy.nin. s,sn
ons III, 4. with introduced him 20 George yer
NJ u sI5 ye me $50 70 reimburse Lirehmnn hi, bar.
keeper they bad spent and the 10" o. men n Inc
that IN lew would DO abe to get the money baes TOT him
p. h s a su % mac 1s a9 So n
nav LanLmann and hs Dereeperi called No. North s.t
money about tho M day OF August acct
densy He proposed make
for trouble expense. desired time and place
as. and o'clock the time, the flowing
night. lie met according 70 appointment, and gave
aud said The Superintendent Wishes
10 with Captain ang the Superintendent Of
ice handed and the which bad not opened
Young wrote resignation and signed ha no Know
edge OF acquaintance with HYer until met him a, tho french
have never sIie.ted him nor compounded felony with
er.r have had
snv trouble with Marah Murray Of his
either public private ehacief nor do know
WHY such should have been
10 10 nure fellow ciirens originating in
the Of have since scegtaned ~ be twieeeon
'''''' ''''" TIMOTHY GoLprS
Sworn before me this llth day Of August, 1896
NIcHoLAs sKAGKisI. ComnissoneT Of Deeds
THE COMMISSIONERS
The state of corruption being thus made somewhat patent to
the Police COmm they felt called upon Tor
acme immediate action. The vigorous measures adopted
Kidding city OF its horde OF pockets and thieves
hayebeen already noted In columns and VIII DO found
further eucidaied elsewhere this For the better
protection public against robbery and fraud by par
ties whatever the Inspectors make the following suggestions
they and shall take toward any SUSPICIOUS
persons whom they may encounter. 80
Ist conductor of city railroad car or other pnthc con
veysnce shall notice suspicious character on his car
shall the power call the FIRST police oiceT and nave
the party arrested $780,, -,
by II party he shall ns once nOl Tue con
ductor, aud have him or them removed.
these Migrants and thieves VIII ma their cc1pa
gone and viii longer with mpuniy ply their trade on
city railroads.
II often complained BY conductors that they dare not inter
FIRE with the thieves for fear
violence by this arrangement they have but to wait
until with officer when they can stop the car aud
give the offenders into custody