The sun., 1900-12-29

Iik" thui ought 10 10" punished
urruW su,tts r'.rlst
o'p' n,',Gy l5,, ~; m n" station at ,@s ,.s
tfI,uI- of tIp pfi4uu'r Who tad com" Z" a."
stpfi'u huu-o with tim vet" ut's"nt iu"
Ihr a,tretut snid iimt b" would held ~"
tho u',t dN I sad that would be tu'r"
Ihru tup' NrflihV stood uu and sad ihIt
wrs dl.gfnc" :" my oloth, -iirriur ~ -n'h
ti.,nvS Iir 'Wi ttat r. VIZ. unhecoinlug
for nrr min lo h" lug i~ h"iu" district %
h1d MAIN" Ne -ld that I wa. nuisance.
tuat hr Vua tirrdiot IN" and that u | said thrI
vuu.u solicited men uu the -id"walk- iu IA"
d,urvu,- ur from ia" NinduES of house. Iu
hi, pt'. iu,. lied and | knew lied Hen
h". ,liuch,d hi- ii,t and cam" toward III"
Nr Paddock Wa NJ allowed +" d"-"ibr
CAPT lI"flihy'- cutditl,u % tent ~ ~ ihdi
um". lie said that Hcr.!ly shook Ids fS'
~ lim and mat IL" brought lt, itcc ~ N",N
do" 70 the iacc - the wiiur,' llo ,uld
Hurlihv tna' h" wa NOT Justified In usi,s
-uu', tn-uling lunguas" and added that hs
would b" u count IN ~" rl'tnnE ana men
Irfi ~" .ilt,u. Nr Paddock said that J."
iu- in, id,ut. both IN hl~ ,'iyr ~ the Pro
Cath"dra, nd ~ The station. lie had seen
lin .ou.o iitv times between November ana
Aurl. ls.~
q. ibid YOU comrlaDu 'o. him ~ the cond,.
'i"n> iu the district \ lc-. ! told him ~
the -uli,iriuE of men. and | mentioned m"
,tr,p's and numbers - a great many houses
wh"r" women were accustomed :" stand ana
acru-t men.
Q. can You mention ..ne ot The, rlacea
thai, 9ou -comrlaIncd 81 4" can't ll"rlilNt
4 Yes There wa- 10 - and l7N's thrysu'
Der ~ ,th"r ulac"- IN Allen s'l'-'i lnciuu'ns
ono Just north uf Rlytugtun street and Two
Opposite the SyuarGcn" ~ Allen street De
Mr. Paddock rickrd .u' a number ui llaces
on IN" cnart ,h1t he know of ss disordcrly
rlnc"s. hut had forgotten tho, nun Her4 ~.
II" had okeu ~ rlac-, In other ,treets ~
'ne ,rr,inct 10 Herhur, IA" said Mr. ui'"it
wont back 20 TIE case Of ~" man WHO bad been
arrested on ~" CONT lalnt Of the witness
Nr Paddock said that he had been dt-charg'd
I'm Govt brnJy.e 'uet" Wa no law under
v'.fcl he ,..u'! Dee ulrI.hcd for what u" lad
dun". Ncourimr Nr Paddock said J." had
'uId' Wy Ms mind e. rrlng u" insults - thi
liorllv 10 ih" a''"riign, 81 MS suL'flyr ~ q
frr thp' uuruosa .,tor III" court Proceedings
won't tu Police Heddluari"rs - see Inspector
Cross. lie found Cros, aud hcrlihv together
in tho formers ofIc".
cross Not rriFNpIY
Il rold the Inspector that ! wanted 10 50"
him plonc II" asked II il was on a matter
pcrtaiui to the district In wLicn | Wa-
working, ! said thai it,,was u" ,aid tnat
of tie cautaIn IT, h" was th" commander "f
the district \ second request for an inter,
GRANGE to the police, desired 70 assist them
il enforcing the law. and that ] mad come e.
him tn phirt out violations oi T. ! told
linn ia" district wa. GONG from ~ fn w"rc"
and that II was getting unento u own lii"
lad been Threatened ] told him ~Ned him
for nd vice and no sad that u" had rure tn give,
cant iicrlily broke IN n thI- port and ,s'id
h1' 'nd nrg1IIII ~ CHarTiI sai a asnrI'r .orry m
and th1t he would show me up ~ respor Sibl.
fur the conditions and o." Of TIE worst O,
mo - hrirE charges II" ~1id that | was
unreasonable and that | would never u"
.,,sqed putil wss il ,Paradi,, | tol1 h,m
ud,ic pnd ,h"n apoka of the h1p9enlnS
iu th" station hous" IA" might b"tor" Nr
George, who WI, with mo, said to cross that
lC lrl mayer -tHn tlllrpn .stt Sllcn ON'TN-
reous treatment ~ got M that tim" told
the Iusucctor that va, not uurist and that
an asked then was that prostitutes b" k"pt
out Of tho tenement houses, where thcN
,0ara ced children. HAT the pr1ctic" Of having
disnrderlv house. b" stopped. and that or"n
soliciting of mon on the sidewalks, on ~"
stoops and from the windows OF houses b"
coMpLAlSrs %or HrEnrn.
Mr.. Olcott asked Mr PADDOCK II he had
over spoken 20 capt ll"rlhy 81 nc, house at
60 stanton street. II" said that he had IT,"
had told him that II was on" ~ the worst IN
! the precinct. and one OF tn" most outrageous
| he hGd ever heard of anywhere. Women
! solicited there morning, noon ana ni4Pt
! no complained of lao thry.tie street, ton. Ia"
laid, and so did number OF ueis sh9ors lhcr"
| he said, because men in front Of IN" plac.
wh? hadgccoS,,d hig.,old HIM what he would would
! places that he had complained OF 20 h"rhhy
and said that h" had protested ~ hlm anont .
men is syRs ai E pr% hSy1 5;Hera G1ra a. D''''' Oh ~
What did CAPT. I"rlihy reply 80 these
varI2ls coinplaig9i;;.- a-ked Mr a. 4icpM M,dt,oo
"Sometimc@ he denied everything, at other
! times he would admit the truth of my com
plants, but say tlat tho places were very
What was the greatest number ot times
you were ever solicited from one place:
Of dnS S3H Housr. G' replied Mr' Paddock
Tn" witness told Of being solicited by a
| b. that there twenty girls
| inside fe asked the man 10 take walk
| with him and the man came A large, man
| iowed A. Mr Paddock got in front Of a II
open cellar WAY. the big man deliberat"lE
NAKED up aad 'ea ,b yo 70 push nan mn for aHS cavnS
! his place IN front of the house mentioned
with strangers and the two went away TO-
gether, He reported this matter 70 Herlihy.
Nc said. and Herlihy sent out plain clothes
man to arrest the big man. The plain clothes
man couldn't find him. He was never ar
Iierllhy said he would close tho place a, 81
! Riy!i Eton street. as II had been oompialpod
was done was 10 extineuish tie red liEht IL
the lobby for three nights After that Il was
lighted asHin; and on frequent occasion, ia iis
was solicited by men and women there
,nA PADDOCK CEoss-EXAMISED
This. testimony closed the direct eyamina-
tion Of Mr.. Paddock NJ Grant started the
from thr witness that 10 was not n doctor o
| diviriry and that he was only 81 years of age
| lie asked The witness If he had ever under.
| taken TO Identify for Capt. Hcrlihy any Of th'
women who had solicited him. so that th'
! c1utain could arrest them. He 1id that h'
| Mad not In the case Of the man who hnt
tried 10 push him down the cellar he said
| Clpt nerllhy had acted promptly
| q can you give a single date on which
vou were solicited by n woman in house II
tie Twelfth precinct naming tho number 81
IN" house2 A ! don't think that would b'
possible
- could Policeman Norton hear .womei
| soliciting youY a lie could, ! think. II,
certainly could sometimes II his hearing wn
| all rIct
- Now, this man that you had arrested
| All lie did WAS to run down the street and JOIN
| some friends. wasn't II? 4. That's all saw
| him do
q and you thought he ought to be ARRESTED
for TINT? A No, sir
. Then why did YOU have him arrested
A because he warned tho women
rliGHT OF THr HEADLIGHT.
: Mr. Grant hcCam" very much excited n
M, poirt ITn declared that the witness sal,
. all he man did was 10 run past HIN down th
0 street ail Join soUc friends and yet ho hnC
( Inn arrested for warning women or ms az
"Ire .ad 10 such thing. put in Mr., oloo
IF o.'d lis eu 10 tho lc.t!n o1E % "a RIO
better Iio laid that all h" saw was ia" IIai
running down the street. He emphasize
tho word saw Ask him what h- heard an,
= he VIII tell you how Ia" knuw~ the man wnrn'