Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-28
FURTHER ARRESTS.
Developments I'm the Fight Against ~
Policy IRalers.

Assistant District Attorney Muliowney took
day of from prosecuting fighters and thieves
today and devoted his time 20 q further iuvesti-
CATION Of the policy business. which 10 ~
present attracting much attention
While the officers on this side Of the river are
making such great attempt 10 round mp the
policy business the officers on the Virginia
side Of the river are paying no attention
whatever to the Illegal business there. AZ
Monte Carlo the hackers are expecting
the Washington authorities TO cause their
arrest AZ any time, and. although one firm has
shut down. the other firm Is doing what BUSH
hess u can In order to set as far ahead Of the
game a. possible before the crash comes
Yesterday the drawing was conducted ~
usual Numbers came out A. usual. and while
the receipts were considerably smaller than
they were ten DAYS ago they were probably
large enough TO more than pay expenses. even
WIN the liberal percentages paid the writers
aud runners
IL Is openly stated that before the raid was
mace on the Horbach firm some one gave the
Monte Carlo people a '.ouict tin 10 eloss
down, but they dad not scare = easily.
BEvERrnsE AID GARDNER.
As published in Yesterdays STAR the District
attorneys Office is directing it's efforts toward
the Monte Carlo" hackers. and to that end wit
nesses were before the grand jury today Ia give
testimony IN the case OF the firm known as Bever-
idee Gardner. Lawyer Slllers who represents
The firm, held consultation with the prosecute
ing officer today With view 60 having his
clients come in and give bond and later in the
day he went across the river 10 interview his
clients
Ii is said to be true that one Of the firms was
swamped last week because OF the large number
OF hits made. AZ being claimed that in less than
SIX weeks the arm paid ont over Sl4.O 900 in hits
IL IL \ fact that some Of the persons whose
names have heretofore been mentioned m con-
nection with the policy crusade have not been
permitted to visit the gambling resort acro-.
the river. and il is limited that a visit there at
thls time would be anything but comfortable to
them.
Mary Jordan was arrested last night as q
policy writer, but no paraphernalla was found
ON her. Her arrest was made On complaint of
persons who claimed thar they had given her
plays.
DIssPPoISTMENr AND A srRpRIsE.
Much of the so-called 'squealing' is the re-
suit Of jealousy between the different, firms. ON
account of Horbach's action in giving away
the 'oid frm' months ago The policy
men generally were down on him
and most Of them were anx-
lous 10 see him 90 TO iaIl
Some of the writers in jail expected TO greet
ihslr old friend there. aud their failure 90 have
that pleasure caused "a feeling of Indignation
which has resulted in the prosecution being
able IL get additional testimony.
surprise was caused today when Detective
Weldon placed under arrest Jerome r. Cauli-
flower. tte man who swore 80 she information
against Detective Sutherland and Officer
Grcaley. He was arrested at the
Police Court and WIS placed behind
the bars With HIM the officer
arrested Vim. Robinson and Harry Sears aud
they. too. were charged with promoting policy
Even the men themselves were taken by sur
prise, as at least two OF them had expected to
appear on the witness stand
Inspector Holinberger of the detective corps
L. deeply interested IN the work of externainat-
ing policy from this city. il was through his
efforts that 80 many OF the writers we're arrested
and locked up.