The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-11
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Tho Roosevelt Investigating Committee
waited an hour yeAtcrday morning for Chair-
man Theodore Roosevelt Il was suggested
that no had boon kidnapped. and finally Com
mittoemon Erwin and ONeil decided to 60 on
without him. Just at that moment Mr.. Rooss.
volt came In.
Ex-polIce Commissioner John n. voorhls
was recalled. He said he could not mention
tho names Of tho policemen who had spoken 10
him Of the indifference Of the Commissioners
10 regard to policy and gambling. Police Cap
tains Steers. vsndusen. and Kennedy had told
him that man who did his duty was liablsto
get himself into trouble with ths Commission.
ers. and that no would b mado very uncom-
Portable or transferred. In the winter Of 1879
the witness had called Capt McDonnell's at
tsntion to the bad character Of many Of tho
streets In his precinct. and the Captain was de-
liant and said he did not care for him. This
was after his conversation with WalIins. when
walling had said that one Of the Commission
ers had directed him not to NEEDLE with tho
MI g..-I vii prove BY superintendent wslilns the.
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We Bi.s-For iIitresson you try % put words in III;
". voorhi.-No, at ALL sons,dsr Mr.. walns to be
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ny ma. 20 ps:a Ss. r. It. e Il. s
take money. y" ~ ''-''' ''-' ''' WV ''"''
Capt. Mcdonnell stood beside Mr. Bliss and
Mr. Voorhis said that the respectable man.
James Drscoll, wes eiterward appointed on
Ne s Of 81 Pa S.!n IN
TxssssS. '1 fSs Captain ,s,s Ssr1 that he he
Ina asSS that 10 sssad * .r whs.
fterrcd. He said Y made q difference Of $500 to
him e BE- oL tTsnsierred before Jan l. This
ysar. and BY moving ne would lose Il. III jim.
change had proved . good ono fer him. as Ills
present precinct paid him much better than
Louis ii. Clark. the confidential clerk Of Geo.
Cpington was recalled. Ho PRODUCED the draft
q the synonymous, letter sent m, by Upngton to
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asked them for employment in another branch
rel s psEy ri i'm
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ne to hun aud make him DO something for M. and
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and +. s 5
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turned up tho collar 81 his overcoat. and stood
Identify him as the man who took money from
Detective Richard King stood forward. and
Clark identified him ss the man who had
brought a message to Upington at t..e lottery
Office from the Inspector"
s,.Te will prove that Kings visit was the day
City Judge cowine tes.ln:d that no knew
w Sss that SSd ths police
ss w VIII
HWY bssS%; ts;s s .S s 'Ss force CON-;
world. and was as good as could be- expected
under tie form Sn q %
Nj; ail!yraloa have n,sas no aItempt. to break Up
ssos.9Ss4 pScy ,oS.sor sor:s 8o SIR
Judge Gildersleeve testified that IN his jndg-
proud. The condition oi the city as to crimo
WINS Constantly improving: and there was u
s In resard to- Tho Hatehinss Cases case in which
C!omstock claimed that he had difficulty
In esnyGtoT ind that tho
snd hnS man 's sSs! sss
Then on Tho day Of sentence Comstock wrote n
letter to tho District Attorney. saying that
shcaa BE- very sSs %sS
ihat no T1sdsssi sis ssntenSs on tic
Ensw he had no good reason Tor doing i: Judas
Gi!dersleys said he had delayed making his
mons because he had heard that Comstoek was
the aslsy. ha did ,his Oh. q e6siiassy: Nun ~
So East Houston street no snw Roandsman No.
f snsns q au xSs 81 he hear" TsaG
boSa hd Tns 81 w II ssas gosy
IL Rs a9 as sSP
ficd In praise OF tho police:
IT nss H. os e my o he
Hnd asked me 70 III f.r sheriff ,oos you down e
: :ss sss; sGS an: Of :sss ws.f' and
o-DN YOU mol remember IeiIinK me tnnt tntro were
tw0 who knew the whole corruption af the Police
pepaT!lnenti Al DO moi: 6eieSe that the police
and to enforce the Excise lawa. don't think police
Mr., Rooseveit-T have always thought that way my.
self.
Capt. George Washhurn testified that he
knew Commissioner Voorhis wsl-too we'll
He had simply said to him that he would rather
pay out $500 At his salary than leave tho Ninth
Precinct: This was because Of the hard repu-
wins transferred. He had mover received any
money for protecting disorderly houses or
Dctect!ys Richard King testified that he did
gone around after the raid to tell Detective
Capt HenryV. Steers testified that lie had
never told Commas Toner Voorhis that no dared
not do his duty, He was not such 2 fool ~ to
Insnector Thomas Byrnes described how he
! the four years after he had taken charge nearly
twice as many arrests had besn made as In the
| previous four 5 cars and the terms Of tmprison-
| ment In fiicted were five times A. much.
Recorder Smyth testified that the police
fNro wit fov MT Nn0 Nyna