The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-09
ability. Ihave always boon willing to do this:
he has never been willing that should have
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ability. have always been willing to DO TINS:
~ mas meyer teeh Wiling ina. s"o"'u ""''
ns by rarkhurst is not awar. of the
In getting tho. evidence which he claims to
obtain SO readily. or the nature OF the evidence
Sq Hs @ u 81 nan shk
man who successfully obtained the p evidence
eonds s aof IT fss on hat he
ground that lie was obeyinr the orders oil his
suporiors. but that did not end i. The man
wiic sued next for a divorce Hardly en-
couraging. TINT. for the decent. domestic
Dr. IN @
The Doctor chooses TO charge me with
ders over upon his. i will DC charitable DR..
parkhnrst does not know mo or he would not
my doors before. Justly Or .unjustly. There. Is
Disadvantage in accerting as true all the
ana SSt RU0 psd fs o %eS
.It9Gsthsr 81 the trasf. rerhars should say
community as we'll as II, can. as am. because
course instead Of gaining one But II. as he
says. he is Just bent on attacking the police.
then: OF course such transformation is useful
word to Dr. Parkhurst When teaching and
have heard il, said that The passion V" Tor gam
in the average American than in most men Of
other nntionalitics., Yet, despite the fact that
mts s o wSh hrs
ments to serve as II safety valve Tor the pas
~ 1ha he % w that there is no
Gam dhas thsfs S e York Fl Z sS 'Sss
city Was ther" SO little Of. it in pub.
lie: and probably SO much Of it in, vi
that may DO thrust out Of sight. kcl.t under.
but not solved or materially reduced. ln 50
much nas It been S reduced rs that NV York
sionnl gamblers Us an unproftuDle town to do
bu n,iIt SIN: in. and they, they have consoausn1ly
Gambiin g. They. do. II now at their cluhs. in
Let season OF strikes or other troubl, cna!-
lcnEe or divert the attention O. the police to
other matters OF irore urgent imrorti and r, tho
, are tho fruit. not the cause of the vice. The
gambling ,helis do not mako tho gam tiers but
II havs said ali 1 want to say. Some Of it
may seem 7, !, strange IND unfamiliar to pr Park,
the field to tsht crime. he say $. am. and Ion.
eXpcriencc has taught me some things which
the police and turns his hand against the evils
that I'll, make Nike .he noico necessary s Then. too.
ne VIII una 0ther us0 Tor MS shadows than
to sett hem logging the stops of public officials.
True charity hegins at home. ! shall be pre-
pared whom DR.. rarkhurst comes to mo in
| the proper spirit OF inquiry to show him q
we'll tIodden path that loads from the very
| door OF his church. as 1t were. to q brothrl
hardly u gunshot away: upon which his
| shadows might eznloit themselves with adj
vantage to tho security and good repute OF his
congregation and with better SUCCESS than
| they have achieved in their present vain hunt.
| such shadowing as the misconduct Of DR..
Parkhurst's agents and ipformors has com
| morality has thoroughly convinced me that he
| OF scoundrels as ever m!sled q reputable man
| into slapnerinG the fnir name OF the city which
| he makes his home"
Superintendent Byrnes was asked II he
would give tho proc 3 OF the charges ho made
in his first statement.
have givon my statement now" no said.
may have. something moro to say in the
future. cut not now"
DIR. Parkhurst was sacE regarding this state
mont. and the sist OF 1t was told to him.
l shall 10 happy to reply to 1t II necessary"
Y he satd It may not be necessary. but / cam
not reply to 1t tonight. was at a conference
which weariea mo somewhat. and have an inn
nortnnt appointment Just now. l prefer to
read the statement over very carefully. and il
lspenk on It ut all vii! not speak OF it until
tomorrow"
DR.. Plrkhurst was told that Superintendent
Byrnes had said he had done what he consid-
cred best in the interest OF public morality
This betrayed the Doctor into little arrimony.
well. he has got to do better" he said.