The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-09

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serndo ifo J" oiecrs look me- To- 'ca a STREET
i,oh NY ayycrs. Gardntr ana Goudhirt. were there
o1wbo sad SRMy law S MY" ss" lawyer
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scTcs 10 e ana TOOK ~ Va.c aud fV %5nt to BOSTON
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AN Ex-JupGE REnurFEp.
John 3. Berry formerly Judge in California.
testified that he visited the Iombs a. counsel
Tue CicrG said %war den here is man VINO
claims To- he q lawyer" The Warden SAID rude
piled d" II is not presumed that YOU know every
lawyer ~ the city Of New York. and handed
your insois noe and threw the card IN my lace.
Detective Christian 49, McDougall was called
a. witness ~ relation to two snophfters. Anne
William. aud lilly Miller, whom he had arrested
In August of ! 81 year. They we're on Broad
way near Twentieth street. ana he took them
to headqu rteis on SUSPICION. While at head
qulrtcrs Officer Walhng said TO him. Mac,
l9,ok out for your prisoners" lie thoueht
with them. Nothing WIS found on them 10y the
scnrchcr, Nrs. Wcbh, and they were discharged.
The witness said lac knew AZ least ATTY thieves.
After NaiulN tudcdVotlus to elicit MIR. Me
Dougalis knowledge concerning the inner
workings Of the detective department, Mr.
gentleman won't tell lie, aud is Tar from being
wiling to tell the truth"
DETECTIVE SECRETS.
VIM. Luther, who has charge Of prisoners at
headQutrters, wis more commune tive. lie
remembered the two women brought In by
McDougall.
They taken into the cap,ains once and searched
The wit less sitlf where lie cou zee MIR llelf
NJ re talking win tnt aofnau Miller Heide hcrg and
o6ccT waHs sfer WIT tS S" wtfe Tia, y
had ask Cd him T. go ont AZ the woman Miltr an ca
Douelil 10 LOOK alter hi- prisoners SLING" meant
SET raj Of something. That same night onicer Goien
Ssked the ~itnes 10 get LADDER TO 70 up TO tne ap
tains window and s,e Il the woman h,d icf sn,linf.
as that Cart Iryi x afterwnrd fastened hs window
Luther sdieS sa he sSd taken Ss rrGr Safe IN %
Can't lrying's house Aad heard that Mrs Mard,loaum
oHas she not the reputation Of teing the most cy.
so va, i ~ 80 Wv ,, t-,,. 80, Vr NJ .fa.i
baum haa thing. Or sale, ana thought Capt iNins
| mig lt have oougnt them.
| Ex-Oficer Cllpv was n very willing witness.
| He testified nj considerable length about the
| robbery II the National Bank ~ Quincy ILL.,. on
| the night II the lj,h OF February. is,j, when
over S.Oo-OJO in bonds and tI,UtO cash was
| stolen. The bank offered rewards Of f2.l'0 Tor
each 81 the robbers, $4,000 IN ALL and S.N.tJo for
the recovery Of tue money. Clapp was told 10y
ex-Onlcer Martinez that the burglars were IN
tho city, and found that one Of them was a panel-
house keeper Capp informed Superintendent
! MAtsell, ana advised HIM L. send for a Western
quiet. \ few DAYS ~ er the Western officer an-
peafed, and apt. Irving. who had been tod Of
the affair by Natsell, contrary TO Matselrs agree,
Detectives Sampson and Farley, IGN 1rne Clni y.
The robbers were not arre-ted, though one of
them has found bis way into a Pennsylvania
penitentiary.
POOLING oUr-or-rowS DETECTIVES.
In the course Of his evidence. which was very
lengthy. Capp used sucn expressions IA "stand-
| Ing man up which be explained - mean
| get In. a man. without his beng aware of the
intention, To stand where ne can be seen 10y
thieves or their friends. He alleged that the
| Central Office detectives had stood up' the
Western officer In THIS way 70 be identified by
| the bank fobters.
| The expression, ~ am no Yankee Blich." Is
| an Hllusiun to IuuisN lie detective So q red
| who came on to New York and was deceived
| into not capturing MS man.
| - 10 ring ones self means, In thieves and
| police parllncc, To disguise ones self
Mr.. Clapp added that ne hud heard that $l6,-
0O OF the proceeds Of the Quincy robbery went
| to the Central Office.
Walter Gibson ~ Hlrlem asserted that the
police had not shown energy 10 irving 10 arr -
| the mau who threw Nitr1Ol ia bis face Two years
| ago.
| A Mr.. Pemhlc described an amateur re sidence
| Of few days In the workhouse AT Backweli's
| Island. The evils which he spoke Of were De-
| scrlbed some time ago, and nave been remedied,
| so Chairman CAMPBELL said. The committee
| adjourned until 10 A. NJ. Tuesday.