New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17

Of paper and new blank book. He said that The
paper contained the names OF the dodgers at MS
q Gy Mr.. Gon} where arc the other iI''s OF
A has cG sas ona @a with nhS rSem Al think
. When ala you las, see them A.-Two or
Q-When di you buy tha, blank book? A
About two weeks ago
o"Why hayc no names been written In IT, A
! hadn', got ready 'or that.
Docs this slip o. paper show the names OF
The dodgers at yonr place A-ies
ON what date A-On october
q There ere twenty names on this list A
s sss the c"s AT Th Ssr nss
every night since october p Al don't Know
Q-Arc not these men known as zone night
before they get lodgings for night? Ayes. I'M
less hang them up NJ. - 49,,
one man whose is not on the list pays by the
week.
CAPTAIN BERGHOLD'S INQUIRIES.
Police Captain william G. F. i:erghold. VITO com
mands the police OF the Sixth Precinct. was called
10 the witness chair and sworn Senator Lcxow
said he had received communication from Police
Commissioner Martin as to the action OF the Com
missoners in trying policemen accused Of bruia!
clubbing and he had expressed the opinion OF the
committee that the Commissioners need not delay
in trying men who had been accused OF brutal
captain Berghold then said. in reply to questions
nut by Mr.. Con. that lodging houses III IN" tiy
must have licenses. and that 1t was the privilege
OF a captain Of police 10 make inspections OF any
that Qulnan had admitted that h" had been run
ming a lodging house without permit ana ttp,
policemen detailed to make Inspections or all IN"
lodging houses in the city and to ascertain II any
he thought, should inform the Health Board n
they found any unlicensed lodging houses 900
Q-DO you know the lodgng-hou'e at NO l5S
Park Row? Al have a list OF names obtained
BY Of the ?Terbnr at 'hf enSe S
names on the list.
1T LOOKS LIKE FRAUD.
The captain handed the list to Mr.. Gon who
compared the names on 1t with those on the list
furnished by Quinlan. and found that there were
three names the former list which we're not
on the latter list. The captains list also had the
first names OF the dodgers. while Quinlans list
only had the initials The names OF QuInlan and
his bookkeepcr. McEntee were on both lists, as
also were the names of two Daniel Sullivans and
Mr. COT told the captain to so to Qunlan's lodg
ing house in company with II deputy sergehnt-at-
ASCERTAIN If the Law being violated there. and
Senator Lexow also told the captain to be particm-
lar 10 examine the beds. In order TO be able To
testify later If they were new, ana II they had
been used lately
Ian. who was near the door, was heard to say
that he would allow no one except the captain to
20 in the lodging house Sir. GDn at once stopped
the captain. ana called Qunlan back (" che wit
O.-What was that you said just now? Al
said would permit only those who had authority
10 80 In my place
O-WhY do you object the deputy sergeant
alarms going with the captain; Al won't allow
any one except the captain to 80 In.
O.-Why? Has any crime been committed there?
A-No. .
sergcan tat arms visit your place? A:-For rca-
sons that / won't state. ] will allow the captain
OSOh YOU VIII allow the captain. Will you?
Don't you know ne has the authority? Al sup
pose he has.
HIS IMPI'DENCE EEBI'KED
MIR Gon-Captain Berghold you officer
Of the peace and you know your duty. The dep
uty sergeant-at-arins OF the State Senate Is also
an officer Take him with you. and Il there IL any
breach of the peace. you will kno" what 10 do.
Now Ouinlan, you co. too
Captain Berghold with the deputy serEeant-at-
arms and two three detectives left the court
room. Ounlan following them.
Policeman John ID. Mclaughlin one OF the giants
OF the broadway Squad. was then called as wit
ness and for a time the committee and others in
| the courtroom kept guessing az TO the pur-
| pose OF the questions which were propounded by
| Mr. Golf Mclaughlin testified that he had served
| nyf years az a private In the United States Army
| before he was appointed a policeman he enlisted
| I'm Boston In 1875, he said and he produced his
| discharge paper To show that he had been honor
| ably discharged In 1880 Then he was led on To
tell about his life artillery soldier first ut
| Fortress Monroe and last at Fort Hamilton. He
I gave the names OF the officers under whom he
| has served. apparently wondering why he
asked many questions. lie also SAID he had