The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-04-20

Sac II. Wfti0OW0, ,Out, DO not D0fHv0 In al lnuo-
Hncssyelt the witnsss aid that he had bsen
taItan or his post for u waek not long aso.
..0rwhy were You taken or A.-No one ever toldme
9-MSs you not csusht in one Of .iose houses by
ID -6e you ino- 0ia Van HAM, ash. Il. called, A.
r. sss::. I'll. s i::: s my gs..
Na!..s... q :sasiiins that .ound' Ike IL iisi'no'
~ IN. . ,.H% ,, NJ. which s GO: g.
ssai sss.n h.ssd ot b; eoisc ling il.
10 sin IN; sSa s, ~.s S IL
g: '"s - .s a.s m s:n
70, sad sss e: s % y
foS Ncies,lon BY the police AL A., 40 nS, .,x,n.
,assy from thee, to pay TO the poliosf X-No. sir
Thsn Mr.. Miller questioned the witness a. to
IL conduct a. tbs time 9, a. Aaamss gamba.ing
q. Ian. 9, 1883. BY Comstoek from. the Thir;;
riDlh asrest police station. Shili was afttxward
sas Ssmbsss. shiii said he only went to Thir.
rteth street and Sixth avenue to look for man;
% Sans from TsPs 70 ShUs' a s
Isrtn and h. ssite. a Ssrbsr sSop; then ths
ianor. ss!oon. 81 SIKH aVsnIs. and Thirty-
second street. next door to Al Adams's house.
me package was finally taken to Troy by his
AUNT Merchant.
Q.-Do YOU know IL any cf those honses Of ilLfsue
yo see. raHsn SSa Sa OF those
,ousesi Awe seen dri,nkeA men 20 into them
y: :s' Ssvs:s sf 'fi ss
Michael O'Malley. plumber. of LAG West.
twenty seventh street. testified that he had
lived in Twenty.seventh street since August.
1852. and had frequently been solicited by
women OH the sidewalk. who jOstled and took
hold Of him. :, 30 much was he frettet'. lie said.
that be finally remonstrnted witt, one woman.
to spend on jury. courts. ant, the District
Attorneys Office as; he had. and She would
aa 1 10. keep still, 6 bSs hs sf saw h Man avss In
out OF house and beaten into the gutter.
Drowers' trucks. with thv names OF the brew
front doors with what looked ike ale, barrels.
School children visited the street Ill tho after.
bad Language from the windows. Women In
~ sirDd boys Living ~ - the Dnra tS
a. o hs e
~. s:insa sssFss,y could ): stopped il The ~
q. aas:e!lou Low sh., all tn. polio. can dol. to
oss.rmsa koossveit"wha. wan, to bring on. l. that
8: ,G d.isp ssaa'S q
70 on. r. e ,s Ssiee, y, rhshtr the law .
Charles e. Campbell. o short man with .
smooth. inipassive face. testified that he WAS
recently selling liquor at 33 West Twenty. ninth
s Mis recently In dealt in faro. Questioned
know Ohsrl.. Davt. a gambler. Whose house "a In
ws.s a..li faro him Eus.n. Ga.. WAS interested
G. M iSn and vss. ssso
s a Know is til. Comp
.sSisls Once. who was connected with ,hs coupoh
txsa 'a's sis ":.;s
L. s ss III. :. ss T...
street, Al. was said ne had game here,
hMSr SSa kns M; PIT; Il:
gs~s y going On iIsvent been there IL three years
S~opps.ite w.ll.eks Theatre, A.-oysr the iIquor
Q-Now Is It your belief that not one of these gambling
,y Gss "p %h. oest
snens F.esrs because Of III" large psresn,sss
:; " TX. Gs s ';s's g"
mn s' Y; mr.; " 'ss$ss
newer 20 esctn"is ss st"prsS owl" ~" '0'A ""'
Q.wers you ever interested In the game at IL Ann
SWerf You eyer in s"@s over the NY
sssw e s. ss
nave kn"wn of such thing OF paid no,rey myself
CD" y"a mean to say tina, you never heard gam.
.a s No S s tSs
10 made before ne. always dealt on level with the
s. a .s Go "a mean h. i. .l
nysa nss "St e sr.. a my You should learn
ttasw would surprise me-
Ward Detective Etienne Bayer Of Capt.
Ailaire's: THE Tenthi precinct testified that il
and peey sHeps George y" goinsen h. so s"d
kSRt gambling house At the southeast ut. corner
aud now y" has what he calls OH oin,, room Nat al
<, Forsyth anu Grand streets. over f.. Mulry's
Isuorstore. JohnJ; o'Brlsn owns the house Z. 4
same US the French game OF bezi9me played
4 there and other games. but ho had never seen
them gamble.
& George Johnson testified that he kept tho
clab room. and that he is u Spectator.
e DO sGs :rSs S., ~: 70" and
f.. sH
T,.s s' Ss :; ah. at tn.
sosihes.t corner Of Bowery and Grand street Ayes.
4. r: ,rsT Ms
-, thu. d. rhs.s %hsTs f%sSS%s. &c
Any bylaw. !. you. sue' 40.
al-Nsa.s them. Al wouldn't like to reveal their
S-ihines to eat and drink there! AYES.
Wh., ~ zane: DO SHH .lss ,. Ar's'sss euehrs
z Q.-Any foroi As-No. sir.
Edward Mulry was recalled and asked how
long he had known johnson. Ex- ABssmblyman
John T. Drodsky. his counsel. objected. but A
4 sesnblyman O'Nsil said Mulry must answer.
{ NJ: Mulry-About two years. never knew him lie.
fore that.
& '0.-Did you know hls BUSINESS then. A.-No.
Y d-Do voa know what it nowi A.-ilssa specn'
Ss,, /. a. yss ss Sss . .sy" %so n.,.
heard of that II 10 the report
9:sss pSSss n s sGsS eeIs So
n Q-Poker chips A.-yea
Qr-Do you remember here you went that night
after received subpoena to testify before this
mttes Al didn't 20 TO O'Briensth night lie was
iRAlbanv! can tell where was that night.
" Q--wbsre! Al went 10 Mr.. Br0isAy's house'
John u Simmons formerly Of Bernstein 4
Simmons. policy men. was recalled, and the
Sergeant at Arms was sent to get Frederick
Luthy from his place IN the Bowery. Mr.. Sim
mons had scarcely got under way whom MI.
Iaifhy entered the room Az his former exam.
!nAtion he had dazzled the committee BY his
ianltlcss attire and a brilliant display 81 dtR-
monde. Now he wore dingy summer over.
coat dashed with dirt and carried II rumpied
silk hat He breathed in quick. short gasps,
and his face was rod.
"Dldn't send word was at work and had
my working clothes on p no said In q. loud
yOleo TO ChairIsan Roosevelt before any, QUE
11nA ,anth m. IN "N0vvt l0ak flska ~