The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-23
POLICE CAPTURE CROOKS.
TWO osUCoEssFUL RAIDS MADE LAST
 NIGHT BY LOCAL OFFICERS.

Ike Hsrtsnstein's Gambling Don Broken
 Up-An Gambling Devices oonhscated-
 Notorious Parker House Raided-Harton-
 stein and schleicher Arrested.
 The police department covered them selves with glory last evening and al- most under the very eyes of Rev. Dr. smyth, who was in attendance at the meeting of the committee. which was Investigating the charges against the police department, made two of the most successful raid ever made in the history of the local police force. The raids were made upon the gam bling establishment of Ike Hartenstein on George street and also upon the disorderly resort known as the Parker house, kept by George A. Schleicher. Both raids were made without the cognizance of the local law and order league.
 About 10 o'clock last evening Ser geant Mcbride, Patrolmen Grant, n. J. Donnelly, Coonan, McKiernan, AL Ian and McQueeney. armed with warrant, which had been previously issued by Assistant Attorney Mat thewman, made raid on the gambling establishment and faro den kept py Ike Hartenstein at 2T George street. near Broad street. Sergeant McBride conducted the raid so well that liar tenstein was taken completely by sur prise and knew nothing Of the move ments of the officers until he found himself under arrest.
 At the time of the raid there were but two men in the place. Ike and a student who gave his name as Alex ander Munroe. Sergeant Mcbride gave the secret rap upon the door, which acts as ah open sesame and the stu dent immediately opened the door, When he saw his mistake, he tried to close the door and make his escape, but the sergeant and the officers were too alert for him and he and Ike were placed under arrest and escorted to the police office.
 All the furniture and paraphernalia of the place, including roulette table, valued at about $400, were confiscated and taken in the patrol wagon to police headquarters, where they were placed under lock and key in the police com missioners' room. Ike and the stu dent, who gave his name as Munroe, were walked to police headquarters. where Ike was charged with keeping a gambling house and Munroe with gam ing. Hartenstein at once furnished $10O bonds for Munroe, who immediate ly left headquarters and soon returned with 8 bondsman for Ike in the person of Attorney Walter Pond. The latter qualified in the sum of $200.
 The information concerning Harten- stein's place was obtained directly by the members of the police department and all who took part in the raid were later on highly commended for the efficient manner in which they con- ducted the raid.
 Earlier in the evening Patrolman Owen J. Daley arrested George A. Schleicher, the proprietor of the notor- ious resort on George street. near Tenn ple street, and known as the Parker house. For some time past it has been known to the police that absolute women and students had been making night hideous with their disgraceful orgies at this place. The evidence in this case was secured by Sergeant Mo Bride, who thus added another feather to his cap.
 Thursday evening Sergeant McBride and Patrolman McQueeny went into schleicher's place and found Maggie Kilbride and other notorious women and a number of Yale's young gen. tlemen @ drinking, smoking cigarettes and acting in most disgraceful man. ner. As soon as the officers had se- cured the evidence they desired they left the place and Sergeant Mcbride reported the facts in the case to Cap tain Wrinn and Assistant City Attor- ney Matthewman.
 The latter issued the warrant yes- terday, which was served by Officer Daley, and Schleicher placed under ar rest. He was charged with keeping a disorderly house, but was subsequently, released under bonds of $20O, which he readily obtained. None of the vis- itors at the place were placed under arrest