New-York tribune., 1899-06-09

,..hv Daniel Engelhard, William J. McKenna.
,..ss Moore James w. Connolly and Henry
,utenreith were examined yesterday before
V uozet investigating committee. Their evil
,.,ce follows in full:
MOSS READS POLICE RULES.
,,cr OF PRICES DETECTIVES IN
SHARP CONTRAST WITH THEM
.,,.,-,,an called the committee 10 order at
io:A ,,oss-r desire to have marked for identhca,
Mr. Mos+NIl os-,Icle from The Mail and Express" OF
Msy Il 1874 referred TO IN sng bere sro the District
Weo.le! ofhce-rather from the office OF the
clerk Of the Ssinst Charles A Moffatt and others.
inalS1tnb inalcS1,nb.r 81 1Sg6 together with the tesumoHy
taken IRON, M rotce OF melton for the remission OF
peuHonn Win have the testimony marked t9r loen-
uhcat0n u"" ,e mat the record OF the trial shows
and VII VII Stnesses who were examined were Judge
Mil1@i4r Foster and Fiess, OF the Ffty.seyentn;st
Fcrd fSSIg Sogse. RAY Foster. Gertie Wright May
SSSrchil Maud Porter and NAY ms'9 nf 3he ssts in
fed thas pnV 5n' under consideration. and Carrie 3
Iores and Emma Gallgah hts,Idynsss II annears
as 70 w E record that the case was prosecuted py
sssista,t District Attorney Meohs, M, IN H.;
Mr. Li,2ssnts LtS2,s m all the defendant resting MS
case upon a motion 10 dlsnilss dlS IN .S entenCed 70
ontbs in the penitentiary. and TO pay I'm me
1 500 The petition was presented 70 Jucse nn ~
WrfS obo fried the case. and stated the col-
gsn1 gsIssG and sentence that the petitioner was SER
ing term Of six months s and ih&r wi i mean one day
.o- aacb dollar ard the fifth paragraph OF Inc ene
rot,,ion is that the nuisance Tor whiSh 9oui po"'
ioner was convicted has been aos'eu'
DUTIES OF THE CAPTAINS.
have had these papers identified and these
a,s MAJ ,,t mon the minutes in connection with
~ chsrfe that was made. that IN TINS case Mr.
NOa was raTG2dga Of tSe Tsh poce acs0 ocers that
Sss given Yesterday. to read In eNlaehSe rom
Pgle 3 = the Police Manual, under the heaoihe'
tdPsc5'1 can,a,n will he held responsible for the
preservation Of the peace ana me Pf III or
SI.m9 a r,,ies and regulations established for the
good government of the same. he snaIl tane s d..
s.vfuI means TO prevent crime. detect ana arrest
1fsnders protect the right Of persons and proper;
" guard the public health preseveS Sp lection
SCn7o,'e SC1C nusapces from the streets and public
places and enforce all laws and ordinances when H
relate 10 police health and criminal proCeuuit, =,
RI, is snhdiyision A / read from subdivision Is
this portion: They shall, When any % Ioo vi VI b,,1S
ing or any part or portion OF any room or puliu-
in~ within their precinct Is known 70 them 10 De
kept used or occupied for the purpose OF ga
r. recording or registering bets or for selling pools
irnediateIy give notice In writing TO the owner.
lessee and occupant Of suCh room ana ouIlulI,s
and that 'tbe occupation and use thereof for such
purposes Is a misdemeanor They shouId pe carr :
The occupation and Of such premises shall be
continued after The service OF such notice the.
scb oy1er lessee or occupant for the misde-
meanor dhis IS not to be construed so as 10 pre-
nS be1 the law is Violated within his view
ana pTesence). and cause them to be prosecuted as
District-Atiorney in each and every case. =,
Rule 47-A-It Is the duty Of a policeman at al al
prevent crime. detect and arrest offenders. and
enforce all laws and ordinances that relate 70 po-
ps'fol re- he shall constantly patrol his post must
not stand walk or converse with pohceinesn sp, er OF
lounge or sit Syhile on patrol but VIII at all times
maintain an erect. soldierly position
WHOLE TINE CALLED FOR.
He shall devote his whole time and attention
~ Ia M {-on fnIIovn snv other calling Must not
render any assistance In civil cases except 70 pre-
cfv Of 'Nev-York. He must be civil and respectful
10 his officers. associates and citizens, When au-
and maintain the position of attention during the
conversation While patrol duty in the night
areas area gates and eratngs Of buildings on his
post: become acquainted by sight WIN an p} peIs1}ns
living or doing business on his post; be particular
to note the time all persons Of known bad char
scte- frequent his post investigate al SUSPICION,
circumstances that may present themselves 10 MN
such hacks standine on his post or passing Over
bis post at night without lamps LIGHTED; persons
passing late at night with bundles. or persons
lettering about or acting in n suspicious manner II
on duty post where houses OF III fame are suS-
lected 70 exist should be careful and restrain al
acts OF disorder prevent soliciting from windows
doors the street md arrest all persons found Sc
bling houses or other places OF a suspicious nature
obtain evidence as 20 the character and ownershIl
OF such houses note by whom frequented ano re-
port result OF his obseTya tions 10 his commahu"e
officers" .,,
I; Is also quoted In the Police Manual. Secton "l'
Of The charter which being long Will not reau "
full but ask that II be copied. particularly ms par
OF the section. Carefully observe and inspect al
places OF public amusement. all places OF business
having excise or public licenses 10 carry on any
business; all houses of i-fame or prostitution dnC
houses where common prostitutes resort or reside
al lottery Offices policy shops and places t %hc:
lottery tickets lottery policies are sold or onereo
for sale: all gambling houses. cock pits rat pitSS
and public common dance houses and 10 repress aho
restrain all unlawful and disorderly conduct oi
Yractices therein enforce and prevent the v.olauoI
Of all laws and ordinances in force in said CITY enc
for these purposes 10 arrest all persons guilty ol
violating any law or ordinance for the suppression
or punishment OF crimes offences.
There Is also a section in the charter which gives
the Chief Of Police the right 10 issue his own war
rant for the purpose Of permitting his own offcers
10 break into any place which they have reason tC
believe Is gambling place.
Mr.. Moss-I will now call John z. Mckay