New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-01
BOUNDED BY THE POLICE.
CHARGES or BLACKMAIL AGAINST CAP
TAIN DONOIlJ'E
TESTIMONY or \ REAL ESTATE MAN READ
FROM THE PULPIT BY THE REV.

7 !, the Eighteenth street Methodist Church yes
terIay morning the pastor. the Rev Or John y. h.
wilson In his prelude said in pare
D am pursuing this work which belongs 70 th-
fullest confidence in your sympathy and co-operat'9h
You taxed enough for the support o, tnr c,,
p department To have by it every uns. emily ana lou!
placa wiped OF this precinct The feascn WY tt
/ Il H. not done may appear IRON 'he '''"HS ''''
morning shall! lay before 'ou. -, -, ,,,,,,,
hod in NY hani paper sworn 90 py WI l, siss
the gentleman to whom uncomp.mehtdry auS sih
/ were recently made from this place. from higi
r9ce aghory in 6 tins b nTecn sba r ce enough to
SHOW You VIVA; Is going on shall alS2 snow ! 'n
imcll 20 this particular sentenan. re mP" ,,
Is amply abe To tikt care OF MINIS. iIi % A.
tempted biackmaf. and makes affidavit to the truth
! OF his allegations.
Here the Doctor read al the points in the afl-
/ davit which he considered sufficient t. con-
vince his hearers tina; the situation Of affairs was
/ bal one. The affidavit in part reads as follows;
no H W. or T~s sop;- lniras + 1924,
/ Dear Sir: You want to know why our police
a notorious reputation. viii til you. Some months
oiicc ' Ho ,s We"t rWcnty-ihr-st, AMI ordered
me- to cal AZ The 5i1ton ro h9s sddin ms i rmsi
! bedroom Tho Captain closed al do'Is' ana cohi-
"You have been sadly neglected; you have been
rakne in the good old stuff about long enough ana
on. your Eightccnth-s;. Hat buildings They are
nI % prostitutes. and II you want then 70
/ told him it was Just a. much a crime to give
hrlbr "a 10 receive one and that did not propose
to make myself amenab.e to the law kesarlns
th~ character ~ my hats. claimed that they were
respectable, but hat would hoTsver have
thli were undesrahIo explained to him that lat.
Hat business for four years without having r s'
bu; that since then undesirable tenants had re
order to deceive M. ana times had succeeded.
However. ~ soon "A discovered nat hal ma a
the worst frequently gave the best OF references
buildings. hI; YOU are going 20 lose big money. |
VII ave you iusl five d,ys to 80 'hem out with
E.iir,s had seryci thirteen dispossess notices
/ r't hrrui.e / vas sur. tnai the thirteen tenants
were dlsreputab.r. but because was not sure that
they We're reputable. had determined to take no
Twelve u these doubtful tenants were elected.
The thirteenth young sri eighteen or nineteen i
seems me personally She was shown to my pri-
G S HGler An 2r n eh wa" sS@ t0l e she had
ruu away from her bone. Ia small Western iowa,
with young man who Ia deserted ner ana let;
per without a dollar. STRANDED ~ TINS city tolI
her ia, proper th,ng To- 30 was To- Teturh 10 nsr
railroad ticket. etc. etc But no. She hal rather
l.e than return she could not return Then Their"
was pause. ana looked INTO her eyes, Whenever
see young sirls eyes beginning To- MI with tears
;n.s helpless penn.es~. fr.cnie.s young girl into
the street t.-nsht Hii not pres. mat dl.p9sse's
""11 H. s,,,ioii. hos. ana eyiiainoi t. Inc
captain thnt BAT .jcrtei n'l me doHDUuI 'r"an's
49,, ,f,, she '5. l',n. a,ii 4,rtndol here without
I d.y " friends tod him | Wa gong to try
and tnl h,r iatacrs address. an "rir - MN To
iir '" -. '"h - I''sn,,l a., j. ~ ''',''
'fl. ff..l hf- Possibly he may have Thought thar
thlt arok'n-h"art"I sir. would be- a so't marx an
'H.| F.. f.r tll though az iHfi r. "a' Nl' li4'
most remote lea that he wonI ST DIS sieu;h-
hounds 'f'-r her.
THE GIRL ARRESTED.
1879 Be- I'i. AMI ta4t very night she was dragged
9, jal
'"''"' ''"'"'' '"'" '''''' At my Once 81"
sllI ,tat h. ~aa',l - tnlA o. me-. tod him 10 go
aAp,4 Anl uiA oat there were too many people In
$500 .'.''' .''' " ''"'' '"' 80 wan '''''' "
walk-l down tae street auI went 10 the lite back
tt~-.. .rl o-i.r,I hro.l-i chicken ant bottle OF
.t.-,,.,.. a f,,Il
r, l..' S.,.l,r.at, 80. AMI / understand that ne
a.. .-t..l ..li vls he agent of mat property
DE- s.ts ,h"t j.. ,.s' ., .. ,,,. ms, Pho
.,... l.. t.t ga on IT, Eieh,,,nth- Il bGllilnks
49, -'t t'I down in BACK AMI white ana YOU
nav t.' - i" az. "'"' fl' per mont" ought
a.s.! i..ii Vh, I sho.4i put ,l,," sad Il am
p, 'asl.cl % er un.te bIsincss. Why should
J. fa honorable" business man engaged IN an hon
D.. 49,, ,','t up
"" p" " 49, p" .l'.N 90 d" NJ '" o. sy
..H. ".l' uH. 90 am not decline To PAT mp
.yrr SELL" D, sA.l. then take the consc-
q'-''-. ana aI
tfI
\ frM days later. as WAS entering my Office
,.f,.i btrul.. and detective. arrested mo
go, - g., -. $500
''' '"' 90 - ''' ~
tam Don 'AI' whNri df"NNI between ihr itlihE
.rI ,,l ~t,.r.t f. tho flI,. who k.pi uul!. NJ
,,.....,.,... 80. . .....,.,,.l.... h. ...t w.. o.,
' 80 '.'7 ON ' ''
tempted % explain my sid" ~ the cas-" | was told
hy the Iltg- 10 "shut up
In due course 0t time WAS indicted by the Grand
july. ana now ont under bail. hav" been tn
iorm~l by counsel that when IN" polio" magistrate
To- Is
r'tiuu y ~ the "" ! DIX 'rimi ldI con"
called "u d. ftfkhuisi ana "Npdin'd now
haI been apif'fc nri hy the captain. lie SAD il
wpuIi ur dln'H I" arrest police captain "'thohI
Cu'rpb. rating evidence.
Dr. Ptrkhurst. however. agreed To- do everything
I'm his power To- assist me- ln bringing Captain Dono-
I'm" 10 Justice. But, during the Doctors absence
abroad. / have not moved ina the matter.