The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-27

that he has gone TO Saratoga ION bust
ness" There is racing at Saratoga.
Gus Tuthill IL better known Az an all
around sport ana the hacker Of Pugilist
Jack Dempsey than as a broker. He was
much sought after at the Sinclair House
to-day. When an Evening World'' re-
porter entered the hotel the clerk did
not wait for a question to be asked.
"Tuthll IN not here" he said. land has
not had room here for two years. He
occasionally drops In. but has not been
person that has been here to see him"
Here's Another 5000, Mr.. TuttIc.
Proprietor A. l.. Ashman said the in
Quiries for Tuthill began yesterday af-
ternoOn and were resumed at o'clock
fast that Mr.. Ashman finally retired to
his room and declined to be bothered
further.
I'VE did not ask MIR. Tuthill his bust
ness" the clerk explained While he
was here he was quiet and paid his
bills regularly, and that's all We cared
Among the employees OF the hotel. It
was learned that Tuthill was a popular
figure. He WIS liberal with his tips,
but not ,xtravagant.
." wish he would come back" a HI
bernian bartender said. 81 have 500
piled away In savings bank, and II he
can turn 1t into $1,000 In few months
he liz the man ! want to see. He made
lots of money on Corbett, at New Or
leans. and Is in everything that there Is
any money in
Tuthill HAD n POOI-ROOm.
Tuthill halls from Riverhead l.. l.,
where his father Is said to be engaged
in the real estate business. Tuthill came
10 this city about twelve years ago. He
IL said to have had an Interest at one
time in the Rochester House, In BlceCker
street. and I'm a pool-room In New street.
1t may turn out that ne invested Capt.
| Dohertys 5000 in the latter place on
10 to | shot.
1t is said that when Tuthlll was in
terested in the New street pool-room
Capt. Doherty was then a police ser
geant In that precinct.
Some Old Cases.
1t was rumored about Police Head
quarters this morning that the Commits
sioners were prepared to ANNOUNCE de-
G Isioa IN ne cases Of Capt; sieyin n;
pending some time. The report could
| not be verified
slevin date from April, Prices being
Byrnes presented charges against Capt.
O'Connor. Detective George r. Sheridan
and Patrolmen Peter Miller and William
Moody, all OF the Church street station.
Supt. Byrnes's action was the outcome
Of fight In the Merchants Hotel pool
/ room. at West and Cortlandt streets. on
| April d.
Capt. O'Connor Is charged with per-
hitting the pool-room to be operated
and the other officers with assauiting
three men. The cases were tried during
| April and testimony was taken. showing
! number OF pool-rooms to he open in
| the Second Precinct. Detective Sheri-
| dan Is under indictment for the assault.
Slevin and Price.
Capt Slevin of the Oak street sta tion.
Is charged with permitting disorderly
resorts to remain open at James slip,
3 and . James street. and II IL Cherry
street Evidence was furnished by
parkhurst agents.
Capt Price was tried June Il for neglect
of duty in permitting the house 3i5 West
Thirty-hrst street to be operated as a
gambling establishment. AS told in
1.-THE Evening World" that house is
owned by Alderman Parks, and the ex-
pose which was made OF the place left
no doubt as to itsc haracter.
AS Commissioners Murray and Ker-
win were not members of the Board at
the time OF the trials 1t has been neces-
sary for them to read all the testimony
taken. which, 1t Is said. they have since