The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-02

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stance discovered place Of prostitution.
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s ssa 1o @ our
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giving .them legal notice Of the character OF
asoS ~ TaSa y Ss
While our limited time has prevented the
examination OF personal and medical adver-
that this Journal !. not the only offender " oi
this sort. There must be a public awakening
by advertising vics, those who reap rich rent.
ais by furgishing L with homes. those offcials
%no @ats ny
salaries TO protect II. and those who. through
iear or through comglicity with evil exert
work OF those who are trying to make our city
better and safer place.
used for immoral oil. illegal purposes be held
that 70 facilitate such work and to aid the in.
Of the names and addresses OF such owners
be kept nv the police department. whose duty
opinion such houses are used for immoral or
illegal purposes
Of criminal law. we d Is e s faets WhiSR
show that the keepers Of gambling houses and
other evil resorts have their representatives
Cured recentiiy. when agents for the, society
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to. be operated BY one "DinI.' Davis. uron
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Of the warrant By an attache Of the .Tombs
make criminal Indictment Of any individual.
yet We DO not hesitate to affirm our belief that
conveying the warning.
COVERS LARGE AMOUNT OF GROUND.
As Grand Juror Meade. folding the present
ment. passed It to Clerk Hall. Recorder Smyth
rose from his chair and said:
49,, These are very important .presentmentss
require some Consideration on the rsrt Of the
GSu before Ht9 rD or
departments Of ne Government OF this city.
cali the attention at once Of the proper author
handed w. to the end that such measures
partments having jurisdiction Of the matters.
or the courts having jurisdiction over some OF
views Of the Grand Jury. AZ far as they can be
carried out. may be enforced or carried out
o Ss pTsssn q
the cs sa The Grand jury in tho city Of
made by il is entitled to copsidsration: ali
CO s sSa to the the
munity; and also entitled to the thanks OF the
charged the duties imposed i' upon you. ' You
are Are discharged from further attendance. with
The Grand Jury bowed to Recorder SMITH
and he returned the bow and the Grand Jury
filed out. This is a list ofthe Grand Jury:
THE GRAND JURORS.
sres David fG0n
sssss
ifh s,!sf. Hi
second Street: Robert McGaferty. architect IS
R Goods 9'Rss az
5s a ~ :trss!: sI1ss Tsntss 9rS So
rstEsa 1o eF street. EsSest Ratss1
rard Foster. coal. g Firth avenue; Edward {.
Bogert, restaurant. 112 Fast Thirty ninth
sPo5 H sS. eTe fsDpsa West %
Rsitss SSs Eth sysn9s; Charles MsTTii!;
snd Htes Meaa
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It was reported IN the General Sessions
g. ss ns eH ss the.
fore he appeared before them and that Fore.
church.
WHAT THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY WILL DO.
District Attorney Nicoll said that he did not
e bsD 70 sa1 hs
criminals. He did not think i would be nee
tention to the subject Of the resentment;
because in his opinion; the outgoing Grand
asa IN tse second tine
the publication OF improper advertisements he
proposed to act: because as he understood tho
be intsnG ed.to settle that nestion once for all
lief that the Clerk OF the Tombs Police Court
hsa lin
those most concerned.
have already done that. he said; II had
as their isesi sdsiSssI; ia. the evidence would
The cisEt q the, Tombs Court is HenryC
Perley. The Grand jury censnred him with.
Tas
before tho Grand JHry. PeIle ley wa ;.b not sub
&c appointed Mr.. Malone. and for four years
he was my personal clerk. know him to he
honest. aud am positive that he conveyed no
international for no other reason. because
he knew nothing Of the warrant"
II is believed that. in addition to the pre-
sentm ents. the Grand Jury found several In
dictment against saloon keepers and keepers
OF disorderly houses. complained OF by DR..
Parkhurst.
INSPECTOR BYRNEs wIATHFuL-
Inspector Byres. while speaking OF the pre-
sentmept grew more wrathful every minute
and declared that the $500 9luee1a at Of TIE
Grand Jury. More than that, the Chief Inspec..
tor intimated that the Police, Department
would lose his services II such outrageous
proceed ings were to he tolerated.
~ have heard the talk that the Grand Jury
lice Department" said the Inspector. in
Guiding all sorts OF comp,icatio ,I OF guilt:
81 men. constituted Grand Jury. sit for "a
noainst n Police Department whose efficiency