New-York tribune., 1899-06-08
,,,,,o. law, Al, is violation of tho

so.mAnd there is no special provision about p0h''
PMS ;na pepartme,tY 5neas nTy AHcertainiy there is
& part s I are yss not
Rss ss sssss' ds: tssss aas ns''"rs as' hi What
s Teil .9f me something about horse cases ;ssv sa
there any n sDGssn DaSs 70 your
Odd hear ,S Of nedsees ss long a;
your arm at auction? Al don't Know
SLIPPED HIS TROLLEY.
o-po Won know whether you. heard Of them
doing legitimate business? Al never hcaro OF
them Scns van snyss,ns saTe heard of hemg Ayes
-YoS just sad that ycq never heard SDSv OF 'es% sa;
What have you heard OF fhem shnx /, is on twenty.
ns asvs been Iss; ssssS satss By 'ss & g'e
'',S.-.e VDo You know whether they sell bona fde
Al never heard Of the nem I'D donFS WSe3be shey
are or notg A.-when receive complaint ny d,it1ors
YOU are not out for the purpose OF chasing com
3inints that citizens. may make You are out try, ,
Sn; s 70 TO suppress nnS S1s Violations Of the law
Q.--what kind Of crimes are you trying 10 sup
pre- p'o'swhom ala you arrest this last month? A.
o.1What were they arrested for? A-Diferent
S.@what kind Of offences? A.-Disorderly con-
oS o.-Were We any Of them convicted? A.-some' and
some SIx Of ths s1,nss, Ssiss are XPNSl psNna'ns
arrest any srqnEs this bsys last n mSnih iSat
I guess I 'E have; ain't certain.
your precinct? A-Oh, they are scattered about
@ Or course they are scattered about. That Is
a good statement to make; but where are 'hey
etS- eC.-i am calling upon you. Captain Price in
his testimony said It was impossible for him to
cover all these places personally and ne mas 10
delegate It to detectives and members OF the torce
men he sends out rs detectives ! am trying 70 hna
out how much OF help these men are to MIN ana
10 the community. Where are tnese suspssyvteo
kWen,y.ionrth-st k@Dti
AT LAST NAME is ELECTED.
o7who keeps that? Al think a man named
en-1s ochafis fH Reed7 Now that has been suspected
suspected since we have been there.
since nc q hays eef heT BID i9F you
Wst eIwhat " G did fy you doY How did you get along?
When did you visit 1t last? Al visited 1t night
o{ea visited night or so risHs ago Tsi Tsll oS Us
ntted went through the building. saw few
Q-They didn't gamble while you were there did
they? Al didn't see any gam gambins, 5,o can, cot ,n
o~IIOw? Al rang the bell and went in;
Q-Do they know you? A-They certainly 90
know re because have been going there.
O-You have been going there for long while?
o.SfiOw many times have you visited there since
you have been in the precinct? A good many
GA hundred times? Ayes.
Q-Two hundred times7 Al don't know.
Q-How many times week do you visit II? A
Sometimes couple OF times, sometimes every
6-That is an average of four times week. You
have been there eighteen months? AGNo ,,o.
ter every time you visit that place? A.-Sometimes
there is and sometimes there ain't, Whenever l
Il there &ei is Anything anything Wrong
Q-The ,blotter then. won't show whether you
visited that place every night? A-sometimes it
does.
night? Al couldn't tell you that have great
many larceny cases TO investigate. and that takes
Of time and ss am 81 dGwn 9Sa the
al didn't ask that ! asked what week you ys.
tied that place once every night. A-That couldn't
MOSS GAINS PAPER
Mr. MossaH0w many men are visiting that gam
out strange men sometimes
0mHaye YOU any objection ter to my seeing that
o..That is plain question. Is It something pri-
on wat me TSHs S see 'G No RTaiS private
QvWSill you let t. me ne see ,s it. II it isn't prvate'
(The witness put his hand into the pocket of his
o-No not down there: your vest pocket. A
This pocket? Indicating the upper pocket Of his
Ono where your watch is That is e. Look at
that and II 1t is anything private or personal,
fsnce care m poe 10 see pr OF IT N e
OF that kind would Ike to IT, l am informed
in the back Of the room there: CThe witness hands
paper 70 Mr; Moss) That is what want to get. Is
o-who did, Who 5'1 wrote rois tn this? ANNobody.
9mTnis ,s W.T., was Ill in the pocket with your watch
1 left the station house.
Q.-Are these places that you have been visiting?
AoSome of them yes.
(Which Of them have you visited? A.-visited
Q-Which~take it and read of those which you
have been visiting within the last week? Al VS.
The The hs GhsiIrmsn-T didn't hear that: what'
The Witness-Reed's
The Chairman-What number
The witness-Reed's. 1. believe IS Twenty
o'@And Dalys'
r0.-where IS Daiys? Al believe that is 80 West
Q;-Dont you know whether IT is or not? Al
believe IT is
STICKS TO HIS BELIEF
.o.-What do you mean by you believe IT is"? Is
IL, or is IL not7 Al believe It s.
8'-BRon''tt you you know? snow, Al believe it is;
o-You believe It iss Now. don't You y Know real.
o-Yes. you believe it is. Now can't you give
us testimony? Do you know positively, or don't
yoa, yes or no. 70 that? Al believe II is. That
Is the right number, believe.
The Chairman-You know II isn't IL: you are sure
OF that?
The Witness-That is the right number To the
pest OF my belief, that is the right number.
OILS that the best that you can tell? Go on 70
the next one. A.-Meads?
Q.-Where Is Mead's? Al believe that is 42
Twenty -fourth-st.
Q.-Dont you know? Al am quite sure that
81 is. ~
II is. '""'
,Q.-Are you positive7 Al believe am yes |
Qaughter) 49,
Q-is that the best answer you make?
Inc Chairman-He said he was quite sure.
Mr. Hofman-He said he was positive
us that the best answer you can make? Al
am quite sure that is the place.
Q.-ls that the best answer you can make7 Al
am quite sure that is the place
..Q.-That Is not positive answer. A-That is |
the number. "
Q.-That is the number? co on with the mex.
daughter "