New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
THREE RAIDS IN NEW-ST.
POLICE DESCEND ON BUCKET-sHOPs
AND MAKE ELEVEN ARRESTS.
THE PLACES INVADED ARE THOSE OF THE MAN
u.rrAN co,,M,ssloN COMPANY THE STAND
ARD COMMISSION COMPANY AND j. W.
wooDRUPF & Oo.--sAM KEEL
LER AGAIN IN TROUBLE

I,ER AGAIN TROUBLE.
IN the lower part OF Newest. there IL a nest or
chem bucket-shops. Raids were made stimuli
taneously on three OF them by tho police ht'ie
after o'clock yesterday afternoon These raus
were attended with some little excitement ana at
tracted a crowd that filed the street In the neish
borhood where they were made The places IN
vaded were those Of the Manhattan Commission
Company and j W. Woodruff & Co. No ~ ana
the Standard Commission Company. NO 81 Newest
The raids were made by force OF thirty oe'ec-
tives from Police Headquarters. under charge OF
Detective Sergeant Frederick Wade. Warrants
each made out FOR John Doe" had been obtained
from Magistrate Brann. in the Centre street romeo
court The charge violation OF secuoh Vi
the Penal Code which refers to gambling
There were a good many customers IN tho places
and tho detectives were distributed among them
.,,nor, attracting attention. Detective Sergeant
Wade gave the signal for action by piowihg
whistle in the rooms OF the Manhattan Company
The sound OF the whistle could De heard IN inc
other places as we'll The customers nnaoe d oash
for the doors and windows which were sua1'
and the detectives made dash for tho proprie'ors
and employees OF the places and for the contents OF
the safes and cash drawers, which were reheu on
o., evidence The customers were lot 90. clerk
-ho cba,ked the quotations the blackboard In
the Manhattan Companys place escaped A'o-
rather eleven arrests were made as 1oho"s:
In the Manhattan Company's place-Franklin T.
r1mont sxteen years old OF No. S67 Bleecker-st. a
clerk William Darragh. thirty years DID, OF NO
sps Blsecker-st-. a bookkeeper; John f. Qu'nian'
thirty years old OF No. $40 Washinstoh-s.,
broker. Walter Elliott thirty-two years DID, OF NO,
or Reidave Brooklyn. a brokers' clerk: Arnold
po,s,ar twenty-eight years old. OF No. Sl2 Monitor
., Jersey City, a broker. and Charles Ioolr'
twenty-nine years old. Of Bergen Point n j. a
broker The complainant agains, the PRISONERS WAS
lanes A. Mallon OF Chief Conlin S stan
In the Standard Companys place-Georse Gay
O.
,vn a clerk and jeremiah H. Reiss slxty-three
vsars old. of No 2S3 West Thirty -fourth-st" a
broker The complainant against these PRISONERS
was Charles F. Whiting. Of Chief Conins stan.
In woodruff e. Co.'S place-Charles Miller. ntty-
FIVE years old. of Port Richmond. Staten isiand
hroker: William Johnson. forty years OLD. OF No
q Vars o Sdok of S Soa 50 SOW Willow Place
broker The s9mpanan' C sSsn eon 1hess sa
~S When arraisned in the Centre-st court all Of
the prisoners pleaded not guilty. and Magistrate
sSsrnoon e' next at O'clock In the cases of Elliott
Tobin and Woodruff he hxed . the bail at - N zoo
made larger in the cases of the three mentioned
because Assistant District: Attorney Earring said
thev were the proprietors Of the places. - .
~ Morrison who epPe ARE for nea1y a 81
the prisoners deoaIed nai e were being used
BY the Stock Exchange TO drive the prisoners one
OF business he hT l9 10 me effect that the section
Of the Penal Code under which the ralds Wese
made was never intended TO cover such proceed
6n the blackboards in the places raided were
stems which read: I'VE will receive .lG business
exCept with the understanding that the actual de-
livery OF the property bought or sold upon ORDERS
is In ali cases contemplated and understood. This
notice was Intended TO be a safeguard against
nolice interf rence but II not. AS soon as the
raids took place some of the other bucket shops
closed COR the day. fearing that they too might be
raided. -, a. -, Ca, Va,
Ter a. Co In the Lords Court Building, at Ex,
change Place and Wiliam-st and the reputed
hacker and manager Of the collapsed Re-
terday afternoon In the Office .. his lawyers kroh-
field Harris No. $50 Broadway. The warrant was
served by DeputySherif Wagering Keller gave
certified check for $500 as ball The warrant lot
his arrest was issued by Chief Justice Van Wyck,
OF the City Court. on complaint Of Colonel Roo-
ert A. Ammon, & banker and broker AT No. q
Newest. Ammons lawyer, w. J. Woods. OF No 80
broadway. said Colonel Ammon says money was
sent 10 Keller for in speculation on discretion
airy orders The sum Of 1855 6s was misappropriated
No account rendered for part of the money
and the account for the remainder was false. The
claim against Keller assigned TO Colonel Am
mon who knows OF many thousands of dollars OF
similar claims lie says the f. s. Dean company
and Sam Keller took 10000 out OF Indianapolis