The evening world., 1891-12-11

BILLY N'GLORy.
The police have made him a marked man,
and the law-abidlng citizens OF New York Will
be pleased when they hear that Billy Nc
Glory has been returned to the quarters he .
occupied years ago on Blackwells Island for !
running precisely the same kind OF place IN .
Hester street that he has been doing at lry- .
ing place and Fourteenth street.
McGlory's personality Is unique. He is. ac-
cording to his own statement. forty-siN years .
old. 4 rapid and vociierous lifc has ting'd
his hair and mustache with the frost OF
premature age.
He fruitlessiy tries to smother those out
ward marks OF advancing years by imparting
an artificial hirsute hue.
McGlory permits his hair 10 grow quite
bushy al the back OF his head, thus lending
TO him theological aspect. To heighten the
ministerial air McGory habitual!y wears
black, single-breasted frock coat, buttoned
tightly to the collar.
Then he dons an irisdesc"nt SILK hat and
this completes the tout ensemble OF the ce!e-
brated divekeeper and law-breaker.
\ little after midnight this morning squad
of capt. Clnchy's blu"cJats tramped
through the doors Of the Irving Hotel and
tJsE po.s-ssicn OF tie place
away thundered the Captain, as he marched
Up - The evrr->milLs diveHeeper and said:
.You'n com. with me again McGlOry.'
Certainly, Captain. lou came, you saw,
and you ool!ared." quoted classical Billy,
Changing the phrase IN suit the exigencies OF
the occasion.
With a little Tarty OF six men and three
women In further corner n the ground
floor parlor the case was very different. Two
OF the men We're terrified. The third was
Jemes Connolly, known as One-Eyei con-
molly, the prize-nghter," from Boston.
Connolly was escorting a party OF swell
gents" around town last night. They were
doing "Darkest New York" under his guid-
ance, and he had steered his party into Nc
Giory's They were treating the women to
drinks when Capt. ClinCLy's net entrapped
them.
Their respectfully" was so quickly es
tablished at the statiOn-house, however. tina,
they were Immediately released. IT'S sale
they came IRON Rhode Island.
The three women We're May Smith, Mabe
Hudson and Anna Wagner aud they were de
tained. Clinchy's men knew them as old
timers"
Although the swell Rhode Islanders wcr
released by Capt. Clinchy, he detained sal
vator Giovanni, of2l3 East thirteenth street
Antonio Beroth. % Fourth avenue; Dani,
Davis, 23o East Eighty-Linth street, an
Michael O'Neill, Of 243 East EigNtccnt
street, and these men, with the trio oi woinc
and McGlory hims II, anXiously awaited III
calling OF the cases against them.
ONeill Is said to he a brother Of McGlorl
He was taken from bed in one OF the upp,
rooms of the Irving House. They all had
long wait before the cases We're reached, an
1t was 12 O'Clock when McGlury was called
the bar.
Henry Hanf, OF 10 East Fourteenth stree
Immediately adjoinng the Irving pa,
house swore to complaint chargir
McGlory with conducting disc
derly house. Hanf said he had heard bois,c
Gus prolane and obscene language IN Il
Irving House last night and iurthcr that
knew the place u be a resort for disreputal
women.
~ would like to have the case continue
until Tuesday afternoon next, when I
other cases are coming up, as ! am not n,
represented by counsel" was the prisone
reply.
Justice Mcmahon continued the case a
ordered the defendant to furnish new bon
In $1,000 20 appear on that date
hcGlory broke Out Vchcmently: "YO
Honor, can / make a charge against this III
for keeping disorderly housef' pointing
Hanf
"Certainly, II you have any evidence" j,
tice Mcmahon replied.
"Ive occupied a room In his house do2
times for improper PURPOSES angrily
claimed McGlory.
bring your evidence here Tuesday, a
well see about taking a complaint" s.
Justice Mcmahon.
The three women, Smith, Wagner a
Hudson, were next heard on charges OF be-
disorderly persons. IIursOn is II handso
girl who said she is employed In a Ora
street crockery store, and lives at 2?2 So,
Fifth street, Brooklyn.
She admitted having visited McGloI
place several times. Wagner said she wa
dreSsnakcr at III East Twcnty-iOurtn str,
and had been In McGlOry's hut Two or tn
times. Smith said she was millner at :
DE Kalb avenue, brooklyn and that last nj
WAS the first time she had been In the plf
Policeman Dooley, OF Capt CliIchey's fol
testified that he had seen the two first mar
In McGlory's place frequently. lie never
the other woman before. That saved
alleged miiliner and she was discharged.
others Were each fined $40, which was 2
by one OF blcGl0ry's henchmen, and the th
women joined each other on the sidewi
exchanging gleeiui congratulations.
of the men, Giovanni, Davis and Berl,