The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
PRICE ARHITRATEs.
The Police Captain Between Court
and Complainant
Warrant Against Mrs. Reilly r.
fused on his Assertion.
McAilistor Calls II . Disreput.h,.
Fiat, but Price says No.

Capt. Price was In Jefferson MarkS
Court this morning In a state OF mInd
vergtng on frenzy over the charge tina,
he had failed to suppress an al,ees,,
disorderly fiat kept by Mrs. Reilly.
on the top floor of 25s West Thirty
eighth street.
1t was alleged by Arthur McAllister
who lives on the top floor of No. o..
next door. and who Is responsible for
the publicity which has been given ia
: the case. that the Reilly woman allows
loud talking. laughing and shouting "a
be INDUCED in at unseomly hours. Tba,
women whose condition approximate
the nude pose before the windows. and
that she Is an undesirable tenant ANA
neighbcr.
McAllister who. with his brother
boards with a Mrs. Manning, said tina,
he wrote letter to Capt Price. and
that as result one Of the Captaip,s
able sleuths came to the house. and
perching himself on the roof one morn.
ing about l o'clock, took q peep in,o
Mrs. Reilly's windows. He saw a merry
wine party in progress. SO McAIlister
says. and shouted down to Mrs. Reilly
would put them where wine parties ara
impossible.
Mrs Reilly slammed the window, and
there were no more audible sounds Of
revelry.
Later. when McAllister went to Polio.
Headquarters, two Central ONCE detec-
tiyes, ne said. tried the same ''peep1ng
Tom tactics and tho same compliment
were exchanged. That was all. says Mr..
McAllister.
crusader. T6s awe was 0e Shy he an s sms'isr
saulted Sunday night. he said, when he
stepped into Roach's saloon, on the cor.
ner. MeAlister talked about the Reilly
son Of q Bayonne saioon-keeper and a
friend Of Mrs. Reilly. took up the quar-.
rel. and before long McAEister and Nc
Donald were tumbiing over each other on
but mot in IT, He l ef badly 'b be, asss
and without giving his name.
saulted, and felt that Justice Hogan
ought to give him a warrant for Nc
Donald's arrest when he came to Jeiief-
sso ready Gu to ns s%dshess w
would prove that Roach's saloon was
open Sunday. in violation Of the Excise |
law. ~,
McAllister had scarcely stepped before
been advised OF his coming, and had
been waiting, stepped up at the same !
q warrant, the Captain asked Iust iS
Hogan to investigate the case. =
There are a few facts .connectsa
m mah h WHICH, Ghuns w maS ike Hosf H;
to probe" said Price.
Then he produced the letter which Nc
Allister had written him; and. on ID.
man to read his own epistle. McAIlis-
ter did SO. and the Captain questiSna
him about the Reilly nat and the effbru
Of Ma hs RSse stuck ss to ss 'hi .Rs
about the Reilly house. He ADMITTED
that Capt. Prices men had done al
they could: that he had seen nothing
woman, who is tall. stately blosds
arrested.
He also admitted that his landlsdy
Mrs. Manning. and Mrs. Reilly. had bad
lines at the rear OF the Nat, and that
he personally dlsliked Mrs. Reilly
Then Capt. Price turned to Justic1
II cannot see any reason why this
woman should be subjected to the indis-
nifty Of an arrest on the represea:a-
ton OF this sa man, McAiiister. who s,s
are untruths. My detectives have In
vestigated the place, and so have Cen.
trail ONCE detectives. They have found
no grounds for an arrest, and / have
so reported.
1.-The owner OF the house, Mr.. J. D.
Horst lives in a nat at 26s which Ioon
into Mrs. Reilly's fiat, and he assetts
The neighbors all confirm the state
ment, and no one has any complaint "a
make except this man and his land
lady"
Justice Hogan refused the applicat6t
for. warrant for Mrs. Reilly aud tod
McAllister to task for trying to obtat
said he would entertain an applicatd
for warrants against Roach and ~
Donald, because he wanted to see
McAllister's evidence was as trut
In spite of Capt. Prices represent
lions and the alleged supporting sfag
ments which he offered to Justice Heg4
notorious resorts In the Tenderloin