The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-29
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Q..on gsmalinE houses A-Thers are no gambling
Q--0r policy shops, A.--Thsrss not policy shop
open, or that can get evidences OF, .,-,--.
ySSI shSg chat gan carried
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any Of my oissrS INTO il III sons fisSt here and
give up my SHE and acknowledge that I'm unit for
q What ia your opinion of Rlanhs' Al think it is
yard and consider all that has been said AGAINST 4
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but no Woman Is admitted without an an escort ,
S.a persons ssnsrA n, and not % dsS
The m.g Ro 81 F%f 'fs
and they are Kept in good order and the laws are
70 PTSTsGGs SSs5sS ,hH,
bgi one paper That was the i!tSs The SANE pspst
Ss that there we're two gambling nog,s, at certain
OF VacSn lots oTnta By Judge Of The
o SspnS S So sHSS va, 9s
lived S.Ps Sy years. O''F' owns n'' mousse
Capt McCullagh said that rigid prosecu-
ton OF three or four ofenders ana thelr sem
Excise law SoaiES iu in nY his T Precinct II the
District Attorneys Office would do It's duty the
work Of the polite would be much easier He
excise troubias would be 10 restore to the Po-
lice Department the power It once had OF IL
Clark Dell was called 10 present the Rriev-
a9D e SIKH a9s apd P"ee
Csptain iiiiiilea. He told over again The story
Of the fight OF the Association with the hotel
and tho efforts hat had been made to induce
Association. evidence OF residents in the vcin-
ity That the place had been for years no tori
On the general subject of excise regulations
Mr. Bell said:
hdus. Without pS the PSS Saens the property
H ns M laws 0s ar. 5Ss % ipF"Ss 10
!hcproperiy owners 81 the neghoorh9od back Of me.
@ 5 .% wi s% s
noproysi"n locsninY them as is done in foreign
VIII 'rc people wiling to have them
Capt Thomas Killiea next filled the witness
chair
Ave%ne Ce y" NS Vas asked do VI '"' '''"
sold 1oe the S' Year. fd
never heard complaint about directly or indirectly
He said that he had reported favorably upon
It 10 tho Excise Board after he had received
Mr. nell,s letter. lie knew the character ct the
charges made against 1t Improperly owners in
the vicinity.
oIySGsay is nS, rspor, that yoa knOT Of no reason
no evidence then that would iYTty me in WITHHOLDING
. Ttd You make any investigator alter receiving
oSs S 70 sre Win we en. two and m To cot ~.
rooms without registering and they reported me that
Q.-When did you talk with Mr. Griffith about thi mat.
Ter A LmdiGnantlyl-l never remember of speaking
q Wien did you show Mr. Griffith Mr., Belts letter
Q,I,io YOU swear that you l,int show it to him
Al don't remember that 1 did.
Capt. killilea,s memory gave away utterly at
this point. and it was only after much effort
that he could recollect that may be he might
have shown the letter to MIR. Griffith. after ALL
that answer because AIM posve
,Ra e,. n. , a % GF nDP 10 have
Senator Fassett.i think So TOO ,.,
and swear tRas tic Wo@sn Who Kept the house and
you 0 9nsG on as ef5o'
The CAPTAINS memory went all to pieces
thing about Mrs Cutler, or Mrs; Cobb, who had
Marsden and MIR. Bell that Mrs. Cobb, was q
No talk Win h bm ca boG Mr. shs sSqR
looked as though the Captain would forget the
way back to his station house II he was kept on |
j ohm F. Carroll. Clerk OF the Court Of Special
cases before that court from May j. 1889; 10
date. showing that there had been 1854 in ALL Of
d1 4 ID e bons hss ee6
forfeited. and II cases were still pending. OF
1870 hnd the
,oy's office. The puniehment IN nearly every
use had been the minimum line, $25 or $50.
according to the offence. In only 4 cases had
Justice Kilbreth Of the Special Sessions ex-
claimed that as conviction involved forfeiture
u license, the penalties were heavier than
Mr.. WINS told the committee that the inves-
gation. SO far as the cases taken up was con-
'erned. was complete. There were lorty more
Inspectors to be examined, and new cases
would be brought up through them but as the
committee could not sit longer than Thursday
he air he suggested that IL might be better to
suspend the work right where twas and axe
IN even break OFT; L the three Commission
o their being called as witnesses he should
avor sitting into next week to give them an
OPPORTUNITY to testify.
zed to speak for the Commissioners In their
lrivate capacities. but personally he had no
loubt that they would be willing to testify.
Henator Fassett said the committee could
lnder no circumstances sit longer than to-
light. and as it would take ten days, at least
o finish with the Excise Department. he
work. so far as 1t had gone. was complete. He
hon adlourned the committee subject to the
all OF the Char.
1t was arranged that for the purpose OF hear
ne Mr. Croker and any other witnesses Mayor
rant may wish to have examined. Chairman |
hendricks and two other members OF the com.
hat either Senator McNaughton or Senator
Ahearn be one Of the two.
The concert license held by William Else
nan for Gombossys Crystal Palace at 29i
,owery was revoked yesterday by Mayor
irant. Eiseman Is a brother OF ex-Assembly-
nan Charles Eiseman, and the revocation of
ivea concerning the palace before the Fassett
Committee The place was running as usual
asst II ght however. and Policeman johnson
rrested Eiseman who Immediately gave bail.
KILLED HERSELF FOR LOVE.