New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23

told me all about houses how they were run and how
matter lie didn't say whom. However, never could
satisfaction there saw Mr. MSse se, orn
thinking perhaps they might stir him up. lie promed
Sssy n aSst In %y said Mr.
fellow knows TOO much VIII you make an ahuavi avn
handed Il to Mr. Matsc who Landed IT to the Commits
sioners, but the case was never brought TO tai ID .e
postponed. received the following through the Fliy
ninth Precinct by telegraph
Case against Officer Murphy adjourned til Thursday
appeared on the 9Th and the first met was Nc.
Elwain He said "why were you not here yesterday
said, "Whyl" TO which he said the case was called
and as there was no compla ii dismissed" said
that was there then for the purpose OF making com
plant then went to the Commissioners Chief Clerk
then went TO see Mr. Masell again He scratched his
head and said How that case is getting mixed up II
is like basket OF cells" The next time went to see
him took with OF his personal friends, and he
then promised that Field and King should go on the
up the masked burglar case. When | said there
other detectives and would prefer them. he said II
any satisfaction from Mr.. Matsell, and l made up my
mind lac like the man who looking for work and
newspaper hat house had been pulled in Crosby-st
mentioned it to Mr. Matse who thought it good
C"c a @T vent iS''' to the rO%ns and It being
dinner hour could not get permit for the Judge had
gone 10 dinner Detective Dunn described them TO me-
and Immediately said none Of them was my wonai
as called her From the description gave, Damn said,
know her If you keepquiet can have her here III
A. hours" had a curiosity TO see how a panehouse
looked aud went up Crosbyt and there met two de
teetves who in high hopes OF getting the woman
that night. Dunn aferwar said to my friend, Mr. John
Blood, Why didn't your friend tell ne Field and kins
the No money could have hired me 10
touch it, We don't do that way at headquarers would
OF others Mr. Dunn does not to TINS day deny but at
he knows the guilty persons Mr. Gardner says Dunn
did right.
SUPERINTENDENT wAILING's CONNECTION WITH
then went 10 see superintendent Wang. He al-
peared to take an interest in the matter and told he
would that the guilty persons were arrested. gave
him the whole story from beginning 10 end. He said 1t
only question OF time, and that could make up
my mind that the persons would he arrested saw him
several times but any satisfaction had some
correspondence with him.
The following is letter written by Superintendent
wallng in reply to from Mr.. Pcnnoyer which was
put in as evidence:
YORK, No. 800 MuLBERRIsr., n. Y, Nov. 6, 1874.
matter in the hands Of Detective Dunn that he knew
the woman and would get her. We'll, / did as you
requested and in the large number OF complaints That
came before me, it had escaped my memory except
Dunn, and he promised To do hs best 10 get the
prostitute that you went with when you lost your
business to see she is arrested aud find out whether you
viii prosecute her whether you merely want to get
Your letter speaks Of the police being aders and
abctors of thieves. II You know of any such thinc,
would like you TO snsantiae your statements or else
give facts whereby can get the legal evidence,
and promise yOu behalf OF the Commits toner's That
the guilty parties will he dismissed from the Depart
ment II is for yOn or any other person 10 say
capains are allowing illegal practices carried on III their
precincts or being paid for the same must have
some proof before they he placed on trial and dis
missed from the Department. Either what You oI me
inay think il OF 10 earthly Yours &c,
GRO ". MAILING. superintendent
The witness then said that he had called Nr. Wal
linz who had shown him large album in which there
was a picture a WOMAN He said tnat the upper part
of the head like taat of the woman who had robbed
him, but the law too masculine. This woman Mr..
Walling said was Jack Riyerrs wife and was in Phil
alcphia. Rivers had had bad fight, had shifted his
place, and sAd need to he found again. The witness
had the guilty twice on thc street. He did
not arrest her he did not know that he had the
power 70 do So lie sad that he would do next time.
and get the woman. dead alive. Detective Mallory
had rode with the woman. and II he had known
she was wanted could nave secured her
Superintendent George W. Wa!lng then took the stand
and said that he had found this woman in Philadelphia,
but Mr. PcInOycr had said not CHS woman
she WIS th, woman VINO In the panchOuSc. the
supeIiDtcndc did mol know what woman Mr.. Pen
meyer wanted. The OF the Philadelphia woman
Evcne NntOn
Tne Committee mere adjourned until to-day al II a. H.