The sun., 1898-01-15
R1IDED AS BUCKET SHOPS.
,onroE INVADE FOUR CoNoERNs IN
f.r WALL STREET DISTRICT

.., Prisoners Made. one q woman--
SS..,.,er. Three or whom Were Wsuen.
-s..vp into n Panic = One Fails Out Of
window Hearing In the Dean Case.
,,.,o,, tho cntlre staff Of detectives at Po-
% u.sdouarters was called into use yesterday
nSo Cant Cant. McClusky Of the Detective Bureau
.ia.d four concerns In tho Wall street dis
.s,ot "A bucket shops. The places visited by
.ss poce we're Ridley, Pcisor 81 Co. Of AZ
proadway. Standard Stock Company Of o3 New
.,,.ot Hamilton g. Co. Of SO New street, and
~ ppblc stock and GRAIN Company Of 81
Esw street.
sadsd nm the Public Stock and Grain Com
..nv and these prisoners wero made: Charles
rI,rcer OF brooklyn, John Rogers Of 32A West
Twsnty.sixth street, Charles Hoffman Of 3s1
r,r,t avenue, and tho woman cashier, who
a..cribed herself when arrested az Carrie
pooers of 2l4 West Thirty fourth street. She
4, Known in Wall street as Mrs. Phlllips, and
.b. declared in court that her real namo was
Mrs. Carrie A. Jones.
Dotective Hughes commanded tho forces
that raided Ridley, Peiser q Co. The persons
.rrested here were Samuel Peiser, residence
rcfused: Sander Peiser Of 90 East Sixty-hrst
street Moses D'Bruin Of 16b East Ninety third
.treet. Angel Emanuel Of 72 West Eighty
Hath street.
serecants Formosa and Morris presided over
the attack on the Standard Stock Company.
Here tho prisoners were Paul Clayton I 121
Fifth avenue, Brooklyn ;willism Rico of 216
West ll6th street, George Clayton Of 374 Ber-
zen street, Brooklyn; Charles Reis Of 26S
West Thirty fourth street, and Frank NJ. Wal
,acs of 80 West Sixty fourth street.
In command of the police at the raid Of Ham,
ilton & Co. Sergeant Mulry took tho following
prisoners: Thomas A. Donnelly and James J.
Donnelly both of 175 Hicks street, Brooklyn.
and John C. Thorn Of 429 Vanderbilt avenue,
Brooklyn.
The raid was caused by evidence procured
during the past three weeks by Detective
Holmes, who was assisted by Detectives Rein
and waldron. Tho warrants were issued In
the morning by Magistrate Flammer and
were drawn by Assistant District Attorney
Blake. They charge violation OF section 35l
Of the Penal Code, which forbids keeping D
place where bots are registcred
o'clock. All of the concerns raided were do
ing thriving business when the police arrived
and their presence threw the customers in
At the Standard Company one, specplator be-
window in which he was sitting. As the con-
cern occupies offices on the ground floor, he
was not seriously hurt. Tho only persons ar
rested at any place were those mentioned in the
When the police appeared at the Offices Of
the Public stock and Grain Company the doors
riedly bolted. The police did not D,olest these
men customers were found, but they were al
lowed to go. In each raid the books and pa
pers Of the concern were seized by the police
When tho prisoners were taken to the Centre
Street Court Magistrate Flammer discharged
Co., Paul Clayton and George Clay ton Of the
Public Stock and Grain Company. Tho other
thirteen prisoners were paroled, owing to the
lateness of the hour, in the custody OF their
lawyers for their appearance In court today to
furnish bail in $1,000 each for examination next
Sam Keller. manager. Myron Bernard. Prssi.
the charge Of conspiracy with intent to dctrnud
hs%ya BY aesfa DaRs
appeared for kellogg and Lawyer Abraham
,O5 and kss Ths S6
George Gordon Battle
The first witness called was Joseph Garrison
on the f 5. Dean Company in answer to one Of
their circulars in January. 1897 and that he
he never received cent of tho money back.
Lawyer Levy, on cross. examination forced him
TO admit that he had given the money for specu-
lation and that he had allowed the f. s. Dean
Company full sway. as % its investment. He de-
carcd, however. that Bernard had told him that
losses were impossible.
Everett A. Patterson, a telegraph operator Of
Matteawan, n. V. was the next witness. He
told hoM 3stoss he had estS
and in that time had been paid $s7 as profits.
in answer to a circular he came to New York
Bwore that Bernard promised him 65 per cent.
profit II he would invest $1,000 in wheat
S9m6ination o6 tn No. H." He gaye Bernard 9e the
month and he never received cent back. On
cross.examnation he. too. admitted that he had
given the money for speculation.
Magistrate Flammer at this point adjourned
the examination until next Friday.