The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-06

the walls are covered with pictures Of well.kDown
actresses. II IS patrop'sed BY dsreputabic people
OF all classes, and the liyeeet busness Is done be
reeor OF the frsii females wac inisJn That quarter
Of the metropolis, and who go there wber wsatied
Of proaucss niEar. tramp 70 get sene supycr. iot
enough 70 possess the neeesssry nnds In tho
otncr event they nnd . IA, TO treat them: NUN
sna there sro two larger tablcs IN the ccnire cti
wranaling began.
HAvtsB,v, TEN DETECTIVE.
otherwt,e Jerry Dunn, Is very well acquainted In
that neishborhocd fc Is abosy Is years OF age, aye
fcet nine inches IN hoight, and weighs about 40
pounds. His complexion Is dark, he has high cheek
bones, and wears goace and sn,atl aide whiskers:
he "a well known about town, md distinguished
s%ss sS0r TINE S c Sy PLAYING the re Q, Dc.
TO como down upon them IL thcy didn't. give him
money THIS, whllo Il lated, proved very lucrative,
Sing Sing for twelve months He mas been quiet Of
late, but was arrested on the evening before the
election for assnuting 0ershon Cohen. In that in.
stance he wns held ~ onil lie Ia well known TO the
police, who expect 70 arrest him eoon..
LooAS's c0SNBcrIos WITH THs RouERs MURDER.
On the morning OF Dec. 81, 1893, Charles N. Ro-
gers, on old and respected citizen OF New York was
stsbbed 10 front Of his residence in Twolfth street,
so that he died In lew hours. The facts Of tine
still fresh IN the public mind. No deed OF
violence siuce tue Burdeil murder created 40 much
excitement or obtained such widespread publicity
aud no case aimee has elected such universal inter
recent Richardson Nj McgarlanA uagedy The Jour.
nails North, East South. and West took up the tale,
dwcllers GU the pisns " fsr.of Kansas W those
Who lived within sight OF the scene itself
ss ,n ,Gr ss4Ses c sssaS 81 ssese scd
that tho nurdcror's NAN. Was james Lo"ah. Fist
one cf iat name was arrested, but no eNi1encs be.
ing found against him second wns susp,cie', and
y'ous 70 tle murder o, Mr.. Rogers +" Jim" ana lis
brother Mike bad lived with their father In
mediatslS afer tho murder Jim disappeared and
though IL wss stated that during the dsJ ne worked
In the depot. corner u Seventh avenue and Forty
1rh etreot yet singularly enough he was not to be
found thore, and did not return to his mouse 1t
and Tern iii,gcr were On the lookout however, aud
eusliy traced him to the house OF his brotner'in'
Aw. eo-uet of Forty ninth street and Third avenue,
where 40 was arrt stcd.
From the 18th Of Janu,ry until about the s1th OF
February. this Logan, fsmiarly called " J.mea Lo-
possible eDdesyor was made W induce him 70 com
muneale such facts as no right possess, no persist
Sac St' been long known to tho POLICE. A
plasterer By occupation, he wAs roun der
ssus 1':ss o. ay adjust S' . SSs SH '1sss sas
would be followed By much longer intervals Of vssa
Ssnd-m Tue police eH"sssn.y sn..,o watched .NSa.,
through lack oi evidence. Tie gems
s. gDSn %s, '%ESfi paier the SD Of jSSs~ | on.
| who planned villanies for others to execute In
| person appearance he was about fcct ~ Inc lca
| IN height, with rather broad shoulders, 40 10 16(
! pounds IN weight, and altogether an active. well
built man. There WIS nothing psrtcuisriy re
mark lblc about his FEATURES beyond Father swarthy
complexion and duh eyes. pecuharics mot sunicient
u msrked to render h,m unprepOs.essing. This ws'
he man upSn whom The SeSht o, & sssp'e0n in 'h'
The most damaging testimony given ssainst 10
gan on the Ccronere Inquest vs By bis mist css
Martha Cearw ater alas Ellsworth she said tina
Logan came TO her room about 90 clock the morn
ing oil tic murder, and remained there until nearl
sAAa a. sfxrn fah n a. n -
t.a difiercnt hst and oyerooai nom those he wor
In the molsing and explained his change In appare
by saying ne nad los. those articles in Jumping cnce
70 escape the police that his hand was bound up =
II hurt, and that he remained with her all night rs
fusing TO undress, but lying upon the bed In bi
clothes that he ieft a. II O'Clock Nes years morr
1 ing. and she had not since seen hun.
The strong points IN this testimony are that Loga
had ON another hat and coat. The mu derer lost h
struggle. while lis coat Vas torn and porto
LEFT IN Mr. Roeers' grasp Again the inside OF u
sleeve retained sy Mr. Rogers MAS was eSvsrea n W.. y
hand, and thus soiled the sleeve rs ho pulled b
hand through It iu bis escape.
| Since that affair but little car be said concernin
his pereoaal history. He has been under sn
vei,lancc nearly all the time and probably
v7ts aware or sl~peced the fact a. during the pa.
year he has escaped an Charge OF crime. But = ie
days aca oticoi observed HIM upon the street, Nm
remarked to Capt Allaire that ho thought "J
must have been having hard luck lately, ss he sti
wore the same old whio coat he had on while undt
arrest" Capt Atare identified beyond any dou
the Jim Logan, No. T." OF the Rogers murie
With tho dim Logan shot BY Jerry Dunn In Hou,to
street
Ofnis gull, iu the Rogers case, those best conve
SAINT with the facts entertain 20 doubt whatever.
would be long story to recap tulate all that tcn'
to such a onolusioa, and as the wounded man Is b
yond rseoTery O. powe, OF eh,e9aed m ae speech, I,
. a secret n that which lice buried with kckel. II
he indeed guilty, then reltbuhon has follow
swiftly upon the toutstep OF crime, and has bee
, metcI out to him in like violence to that Of viii
he himself made use.