New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20

/ quiet and orderly enough, but in the ai,erhoon
and all night they are often extremely NOISY o. an'
conduct themselves in outrageous fasnloh i"'
women and their dissolute companions carouSs,
drink swear, shout, sing, scream and ngn1 av "i-
hours of the night A week ago G W. DinS'
an ex.Inspector of the Police Department VINO
lives at No. "a West Ninth-st., directly In 'he
roar of the Ralto. complained to Captain Brogan
Of the conduct of the women. Twenty-three men
are registered from the place; so it could not DC
expected that any radical measures would ne
taken. Captain Brogan. however, sent for Dwyer
and cautioned him to keep his house in better
order.
Two nights ago there was a noisy fight in the
place, and woman, apparently to escape Oea'-
inc tried TO Get out of rear window on the
second story to the fire-escape' Yesterday morn.
ing. about o'clock the neighborS were awakened
from their sumbers by a woman who shouted
Police!p "Murder" and screamed as If some
one were giving her a terrible beating Captain
Rrooan,s warning had little effect. Mr.. Dllks has
also tried TO secure warrants for the arrest OF the
nropietor and inmates from the Jefferson Market
Police Court. but he has never succeeded. Dwyer
is evidently protected.
NAMES OF THE ALLEGED VOTERS.
The names of the men who registered from
the place. with the part Of the house they say
they live in, and the length of time they say they
have lived there, are as follows
Thomas Fl DIVER second floor, four years
Dennis McCirath fourth floor, two months; Will
lam B. Ketlas. fourth floor, one month; William j.
MAYNARD Room No. 12, eight months; Daillel a.
Baker. Room No. r. three months Thomas T.
Flower Room No. 10, three months; John A.
Monroe Room No 3, four months; Frank Ihomp'
son, Room No ], twenty days Isame Cline Al
Assembly district, John F. Hampston, Room NO.
3 three months: Ignatius Miller, second floor. two
months; Thomas NIahoney, second floor, three
months Henry Wilkinson. second floor, seventeen
years: Joseph McAIenamin, fourth floor. eighteen
months: Anthony u. Nau, Room NO. IL, twenty
days. same time in Assembly district; Thomas
Sheppard, Room No z, four months Jonh - -
ONeill, Room No. l3, four months; William IL
Lutz, Room No; 2, nifty days; Eawar9 danb ~ A'1l-
Smith, Room No. 7, two years; James II; DwSer'
Room No 7, eighteen months Adon Dwight IiarK, @
Room No g. four months Edward kenney, Roolll
No. g. five years, and EDWARD hhotuee' H'oli
F61ir are thus registered as living on the second
floor, three the fourth tioor one IN Room NO l.,
one in Room No. 2, three in Room NO. 8, one III
Room No. s. two in Room No. 6, two IN Room 40. no
7, one in Room No. 8, one In Room No 10, Two
! in Room No IL, one in Room No. IL ana one Ill
! Room No. IS.
There can be no question of the falsity of some
! If not most of these registrations. In the hrst
place. the neighbors say they have never seen any
such number of men there. They have seen Only
two or three who appear TO live In the place Inc
other men who go there never stay more IMAM d
few hours or day or two. women enough Ia are e
to be seem but men who are seen there more tnal
once or twice are extremely few. Besides, IN a
house of the kind. the men never outnumoer the
women, and in fact, there is not room tor even a
half dozen permanent lodeers. Inc charactcI Vi
the house makes it utterly impossible that twenty
! three men should live there
/ DOUGLAS TAYLOR IS THE OWNER OF THE HOUSE
! The owner of the house No. 1O5 Clinton Place
is Douglas Taylor, printer at No. Warren-st
Mr. Taylor was surprised to hear the accounts OF
/ the complaints against the Rialto. lie said that
ex-Inspector Dilks had been to see him more than
two wears ago. to tell him that the house was used
as resort for disreputable persons. l at once
got rid of the tenant" Mr.. Taylor went on. " She
| had promised to let only respectable people nvt
in the house Two years ago, Dwyer leased the
house for five wears lie declared that he would
conduct the place in such a way that not one one o.
tho ncighb0rS could find fault There Is CLAUSE
in the lease which gives me the right to put hin
out if find that the house is used for improper
purpose. | have not been in the house for years
bur every time have seen Dwyer since he became
nv tenant he has assured me that the place was
frequented by no women of loose character
would rather have it empty, or even destroy it,
than have it used for immoral purposes. If I were
certain that Dwyer keeps dsorderly house.
would be the first to 90 to Captain Brogan and ask
| him to make a raid on it,"
GUILTY MEN TO BE ARRESTED.
The Republicans of the With Assembly Dis
trct yesterday showed their zeal to have illegally
registered persons punished by securing war
rant for the arrest of Chprlts Meyer, Ole of the
! seven who registered in the Third Election Dis
trict from No 1874 MacdOugal-st. The house
! is empty and has been since carly in
September when Captain BrOgan's men arrested
/ the disorderly women who lived there. EX-Judge
Bankson T. Morgan secured the warrant from
Justice Hogan in the jefferson Market Police Police
Court Stephen c. Gallot, chairman of the Board
of Inspectors at the place of registration, made
| the affidavit Warrants for five of the other
men will probably he issued to-day. As the
men no doubt gave false names, it is unlikely
! that they will be arrested unless they try to
vote. At any rate Tammany Hall will lose seven
votes by the disclosure
had discovered twenty-one cases of illegal regis
tration in the precinct II any of these men
try to vote. they will be arrested ron;s+erro
falsely, Waived examination in the Jefferson
| Market Police Court yesterday, and was held
/" General Rodenbough. chief of the Bureau OF
Elections Yesterday investigated several com,
plants against inspectors Of election hut tounu
no cause to send any OF the inspectors neIO[e Te
were made by voters who thought they had not
been treated properly by the inspectors on tne
second day of registration One complainant ac'
cusrd the inspector of drunkenness, but the COM
plant was dlsproved ,r.
! District were questioned about the clerical wori;
which Policemen Mooney and Place performed az
! the polling places last Wednesday. and General
! Rodenbough said that no voter would he disquali-
fed because his name had been entered in a
registry book by one of the policemen Both po-
licemen will be tried for conduct unbecOmlng an
officer in assisting the election officers, and similar
offences against the rules probably will not be
committed again.
GOVERNOR HILL At RICHMOND.