New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-25
TUESDAY,
APRIL Is, 1899.

Alt was reported to me that there was pseos'
and sent my men .. =, ,,., EVIDENCE
OWN sSas men men t there i VIII a. Any time Any
ssse mNSs s and
Il. to pr %y Do you know the Driver
Al fnSw o sss 5 psc You in tina, neshborhoodi
I was there 'e Saturday m:ssif saturday night
Q.-And you never heard there was poo'rooo
GREAT RESPECT FOR CLUBS.
o-How do you know there was a club thsrss
Alt was reported to me-
Q-was It not reported there was poolroon
there? A.-Never.
Q-Have you not ever had any suspicion about
Il? A-Never
Q-Have you ever had It locked up7 Ayes,
o-why did you have it locked up Il you you di sss
is in my district have suspicion on, and give ny
men orders to report and to visit those places x
yon had "a the he ars% up,
Al don't know that club; where Is the Harlem
Oft is in your inspection district Al don't
Q-That is not the kind OF club that you have
locked up, the Harlem Republican Club? A.
.Q..What kind of clubs do you have locked upf
A:-Gambng places.
over the D sSsU corner S1" "
hundred and twenty ATHEIST Al don't know.
able clubs do not generally go over those kind Of
ecap.ain beg your psraSp don ms ;ss,
'n oiFs ~ea MAJORS -1 H.Y fs SIR
ws won, take of your gold 9sa sss ca 81
you 1nsDesicss Ayes; ,has al In Tss,
expected each 1spsssOT WIN y,, psr,
hS o%s s she Ss,r and anS
Q-"He will diligently inquire into every com
Pf ormance s' Of duty By members Of ana
report the same 10 the Chief Of Police" A-That
Q9"inspectors shall see that the laws Of their
district and the laws OF the city ana the nrcs
and shall scause nuisances TO be suppressed and
at and nose psoy Is s e
Inspector among other thinSs? AwYs. sir in
| qure into these complaints. is It not? Al do
HEARS LITTLE ABOUT GAMBLING.
| Dwell, now, do you know there is gambling
| place on Thlrd-ave.. No. 1872? No. sir
| Q-Ever hear anything about It? A.-No. SIR
| o.-Ever give any orders to have II closed? A.
| No, sir; never heard OF II.
| O-Never heard Of II? A.-No. sir.
6::-Look 1t up, win your daushter) A-Ne.
give YOU card Of admission II you want III A.
I would like to have It. 40 .,r
9-Sevse err heard of him. Al have seen MIN.
but never knew him personally IN N. noolroom
business? A~No, sir. Never heard Of Il
Q.-You never heard Of II? NO a sir
d-twenty- afth-st.? A.-No, SIR Wa .,r
9-WHsiil. lex 1 upY A. will. ona.haadrsd-
oECaptsin sheehan was transferred out Of your
| precinct wasn't he? A.-No sir.
'o.-Transferred into another precinct wasn't hs'
o.-When was that' A.-About two months or
o-po you know what 1or7 s ATSNo, sir;
Q-Never heard? A;-Neyer heara no; SIT
aid It? A!wNo' Sir.
ooHHad nothing to do with looking into Percy
O-You never heard Of that? A.-No, sir; never
heard Of it. 9.-Do you know why he was trans
for? A.~That don't remember. Gaushtsr) a.
regard gard I, Sa pooro % Ne won't 'wssi
perhsp your memory might
been refreshed BY these Violations Of Law. and
that you might have. called them toge.ner x q 1.
refreshed will tell YOU Iaushterl
O'CThank you. You know can't know uniesa
YOU do tell me- That is ALL Inspector
OneDhnndred-a d-twenty- hfth-st. place Of Percy
| Nsgle's is? ,,..,. An.
Mr.. Moss-After you have looked little while
and can't find 1t. then will tell you, ana give
you a who has played IN H.
The Witness-Thank you. - =.
MI Clarke-will you kindly stay tn this emo o.
the be oW1iiness~Wili you let me go and get hiatt
Mr. Moss-George, Just go with the inspector e
get his hat and see that he s talks with nooo0y'
The assistant OF Mr.. Moss replied that stem
MI MI Clarke-sick. is he? Now. call Captain
Kirchner Oh, let me have Captain Haugney.