New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-28

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WONG GET; KNOCK ME- DOWN AND JUMP
on Mi"
fastened I say "Bust in door like in 20. H." He
say II BOT no authority, Say: why , s3t ~ NJ
| other game In same house. Lee Toy came out.
| grab me by coat and hit me with blackjack !
| ali Jumped on me, beat and kick me ana nearly
XII me- 0Ronrkc stand there lie say mot n9ih T
| Pcil and Mott Sis He stop M ana arrest me and
Lee Toy. ! complain against Lee Toy. In court
| ballv hurt on Thursday he adjourn il to Mon
day a., oc:ock in the afternoon there on Non
| day with my lawyer clerk say Ice Toy dis
p pnprT cnse a sl I'm MONDAY % a. M ~
| 10 issue a new warrant for Toy
INDICTED FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY"
Wong &c, said that he and five friends had hunted
FOR lee Toy until II o'clock AT night Then he had
gone 20 "a restaurant for supper. When he got
! home h. found his wife listening IN fear t. some
sounds below. - man Is emitting himself she said.
Wong turned down the lamp and peekrl on, OF the
window. He heard low conversation ana then money
falling and then the. crowd below rushed into the
policeman AZ hand. who Immediately went about
and arrested Wong's i've companions Wong saw
The first man arrested in No. i Doy'rs-st II" heard
II there wcr~ any members OF tho "Workugmen's
S Seagro 60 h s c29j e Is s@g~y It Wa s"s
rival society II the other society NAT Tom le"
sell. made charge ~ highway robbery against the
nye men. Tn. prisoners wer" taken before Judge
Martin and lftcrwarl indicted.
LEO TOY escaped ana eis arrested only lls' Tues
day. III case had hceu pu' over uutl September
NIs IL o.. NtFf lfff OF laNFm I4l
ami ranks next 70 him IN the Guaranty Gambling
Society" 81 which Tom j. the head
PROTECTION FOR GAMBLING.
Wong sat- Tint De opened gambling game In his
rear room AZ 80 = Doy"rs-st on January p. on
SATURDAY Tom I.re came around ,h- next day and
iol MIN De- would have 10 pay So 4 week 81 for
o." gambling society AMI 81 for expenses" Tom
sail DE- had % Jay the money - "some6rly." Il
was "a" common UNDERSTANDING in chinatown thar
Zach fIniin game BAL 20 pay 81 week for police
once 1"m cam" ?" Wong pac" q collect the
money 10 company win policeman Tn" police
Tncn Defective Farrinsion had broken Ia his door.
mcnts out ~ The window. Wong rushed over 10
Tom lee and demanded ?, know why be- bal been
treated Sd AFTER be- had paid his money. Tom SAID
D. would sr- Harrington Immediately. The conSe-
Guenre wae tha, harrington c4m. bick 10 Wong's
place with scr'w-lriv'r AMI PIT The door ia posi-
@ ,by Mr. M,ss) We have It. then. that Earring
bc such ana that ar,rr YOU hil coupialnc'l 70 the
collector" Tom lee tin detective came back - -
place which he knew 10 be- gambling "@taill, hinent
and with his own hands repaired the door? A
said. ION. You can 10 mat went 10 Tom Lee
and complained about the table. He slil. You
won't have any more trouble Don't be- angry
Here's $ - bay YOU new outfit" Wong kept open
week after that He Wa not again moestel. lie
closet up on account OF bad luck He gave The
names and adlr'@scs Of many Chinese gamblers In
chinatown IL believed the opium joints pad
money - the police. IL was common talk. but h.
had no personal knowledge Of that
WORDS OF ONE SYLLABLE SHOULD BE
USED
Somebody ought to tell Mr.. Moss the story Of the
Temperance lecturer who was talking with a farmer
shortly before address he about to deliver
in = rural district
Il hope" said The lecturer THAT you never in
duSe In ln'oxIisc.aatins liquids"
whats that" said the farmer.
Il said that trusted mat YOU never partook Of
"Thc Jhiilf cup
DO you drink liquor? That's what want to
YG S,r 1et said the farmer cspGsaly at h2 5yl
l,'tur' cause II yer ID nobody II understand yer |
ana yer Won't MAKE 9nV converts IN ihtse parts.
Poor Wong Get lie must hav. symmthlzed |
with the farmer when Mr.. Moss asked him If he
thought his testimony before the committee would
'.Milltaie?" saii Wong. NO. l guess not"
meant and then wong said that he really was |
much afraid OF the other Chinese gamblers.
HE PAID HIS MONEY IN VAIN
John - OF. a salesman. testified that he had ap- |
piled for an appointment to the police force four |
years ago lie had passed his examinations all |
right Then friend. jacob J. Latus. a cloak |
maker in Fourteenth-s' had told him he knew Il |
man who could have him put on the force promptly |
for 500 OFT gave the sea To I.atus. who gave Il TO
Haison-si. on unicrstood thai Flynn had great
Influence but he asked no questions about |
details. rs Latus had warned him not to do 50. |
lie never got the appointment and was glad he |
didn't He had never got the 500 back although |
IL letter which he wrote 20 Lotus recently asking
for the money. Iaius had written across IT In red
ink that he was no swindcr and OFT would have
to see him personally
.. Gly Mr. Kanson)-Do yon know Morris
Jacobs another victim who paid his money
and did not get an appointment
COLLECTED CASH FOR THE FUND
William Entwstle produce dealer at 40. 57is
Dey-st. admitted on the witness stand that he had
collected envelopes from other merchants I'm the
street. lie said he gave the envelopes to owen
Golden a produce dealer at Dey and West SITS
lie supposed that the money IN the envelopes was
intended for the pocc. bu; he had personal
on that subject Mr. Golden had asked
him TO collect the envelopes lie paced so In
se.opcs from five or six other merchants In the
block. He simply went to the merchants
som to o some,blng They nncrst55I ' WHAT fat
was meant and they handed over the envelopes.
a LOAN TO A WOUI.D-BE SERGEANT
Thomas Beatty who policeman for thirty
two years. and was in the Broadway squad when
be- retired pension. In september. 1890. |
appeared in the witness chair. dressed In the gray
inform OF a specla. policeman He said he was
special policeman. In the employ Of the NewYork
Life Insurance Company When he was asked by
Mr. CON II he had paid money 10 all another |
nan 70 be appointed n policeman. h. said he had
rot knowingly
ODD you lend money a man who was pro-
noted to be sergeant? Al lent 500 to Oscar
Wave! two years ago. He said he wanted the
lp
fought He said he paying per interest |
L. i'm ma ha a He L