New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10

nroba bly been taken to Hester-st, ana II ms SUE
| melons were correct there was no soou ,oon',s
for H. Picker made a search fof MS so o.a.st
thought he had traced them to ~" is % Waftofsky
War the witness said: is Russian He 'V Watched
while acs of time and saw Wagon lSaqs
Of goods being taken from nn,l M a and BaitmOre
The store itself is notion store FTinsh d no
cation Of doing "a any o1 business IS 10
Carl Luckow of No 20 Bedfor nnd vsixtbSye in
we Saloon He lost $40 i vas fo 1aF 1a o' In
woman She arrested and ,s ne Grand Jury and
has heard nothing further about the 'ha'
Moss said he probably never %o the West Threth
ST. station said some cases OF bot 40 Very
BY women zen 1epoTisd at sh an arrest
'Teil me the name Of man you nane who had
m pobbcd him srn P' said Mr.. Moss.
'Thc records Will show ..no, q man 70
TEL me a case where you have taken a man ~
rhe records will show. don't reme ennS e. ,hr.e
places?' 'I pursued Mr. Moss. reentlessly; -.
NJ me Of fne man YOU have taken to two places?
II don't remember any partieulsr case ..now
There are the records" SAID MI mo'e' blu"
The Witness said he could not point out any
specific
BOOKS ARE NO GUIDE.
Mr.. Moss questioned the witness about the case
OF Charles Brown Of the Hotel Imperial. who was
a.
on the blotter but not on the felony book or
the Chiefs book The witness said II was re-
ported by the sergeant in the regular way.
"Have you any book showing the reports OF rob-
series in the precinct"
the ease case Of Brown" said Mr.. Moss. ,,
The witness examined the book but couio not
Mr. M Moss then took up the Of PaperhsnssT
Miller. who reported that ne had peeh rooDcu Vi
1850 in ScVenth-aNe, q nontH dBo'
Find the entry Of that case Use, on the s ol9 }eonv
The W,tness-I don't know
Mr. Moss referred TO tho case OF george FRANK,
who was assaulted In front Of the Garrick Ihe ,
a razor The witness asked TO fnd the entry
on the felony book, as arrests nag Deeh sasrnh
for the case of William L. Moore who was robbed
IN similar manner ABOUT 'ne sai'ic "'"'' was
Mr.. Moss cited the case OF Thomas Lynch. sew,
enty years old of Hampstead. who was assauited
Graves era eSoO who was relieved Of $3.50 in badge
house No I25 West Twenty SIX mon rnh
ago These cases not on the Felony or roo-
Curry eSaded Mr. Moss questions as to T Shg
arrests had been made were not on the ,ora su Isl
pcou book by saving that the a the se places
named by Mi Moss had been frequently raided.
CHIEF is NOT DECEIVED.
.r,o Chief" said Mr.. Moss. Says there are only
o,abt,, euenic,ous houses in Greater NewYork. and
saws he relies upon the records Are you foohns
the Chef?'
Il am not" .,
ward,rar N,chaels. OF the West Th,rty-seventh-
Of station. was next questioned
There are felony, robbery and citizens con .
nloint books kept at the station house? asNeu
Mr.. Moss. sar
The record /" said Mr. Moss. shows 'haI roIIce
,ara hut f0rtv-seven burglaries reported AZ Uaro
Ieadonarters while the blotters snow INA, npoe
we're rs crimes OF that sort committed IN ,n roner.v
erioi OF the latter the value or the pIoPeios
Ptnien was given as sSsS, and In the re nisnn ~
sSvtytwo cases the value of the properly Idh Az
the thieves was not stated. The NUMBER sat OF the
orderiv or suspicous houses said 70 eNs. an -oin
wenieth Precinct like that Of the en- pnIcs
i,triet Ca according to the reports sent 10 IN
u.s. O,arters very small. Examination oI ne
biotter OF arrests made, however olsc and Mold
st tbot burgaries robberes In houses ana "o'
IT, ~ Tho street are nightly occurrences oa,rs
pairo asked II such was the real stare " Tho
Wordman Michaes could only reply ng " "a crime
w q, rlot was comparatively quiet one ddnd
pre Tnbe va be committed anywhere he adaen:
.sond II would not be fair TO report "a ia been
' "I ,ioue because on occasion there ia" "
,,iolaton of the Law In the place. ,o.an a m
A. ass the committee ADJOURNED u"'ii i "
to-day.