New-York tribune., 1901-12-13

called Superintendent McClntock identified the
men. They were Mike" Bergen who gave his
name as Ryan, and Ackerson. Demour Stone,
Williams. Demay, Vogel. Stack. Morton and
williams Justice Hinsdale fixed bail for these
men at 50 800 each
There We're no formal complaints ready for
Bagley King and Hughes but Justice Hinsaaie
held them on statements made by the raiders
in order to give the latter an opportunity TO
draw UP complaints against them. Bail for each
of these three men fixed at $1,000.
Mr. Oliver asked that Adams be permitted TO
go on the bail bonds of ell the men, himself ex-
cepted Mr.. Oliver said that Adams would put
up unencumbered real estate as security. Jus
tice Hinsdale refused to allow it.
DETAILS OF THE RAIDS.
No 366 West Thirty first-st. the first
place on which raid made. 1t is an un-
p1etentious looking. three story brick dwelling,
in a good neighborhood. Armed with the war
rants, the raiding party made its descent at
2:15 p m. Messrs. Moss and Goddard. with De-
tective Sergeants Rynders and Cuff of the Dis
trict Attorneys office: Mr.. Shortridge, the Dis
trict Attorneys secretary, and the others Of the
party made a concerted attack on the house
Some of the raiders had and others crow
bars. The place attacked in the front and
in the rear, entrance being gained to the yard
o. 30
doors and windows We're smashed in. and the
detectives and agents swarmed into the house.
BURSTING IN THROUGH WINDOWS.
So sudden was the attack that the inmates
had no time to escape. and only one of them
Adolph ]. JantZen, jr, the manager-made an
| effort to eude arrest.
Iantzen bounded upstairs to the scuttle and
| vas emerging TO the roof when he nabbed
| by Rynders and Hammond. Those that be-
| sieged the parlcr windows the first to gain
/ admttance- Frank Moss and Captain Goddard
| were with this division of the party. They led
/ the way to the second floor, and announced to
/ the startled clerks there that every one in the
/ house under arrest.
The sight of nearly a score of men battering
! down the doors OF house drew an immense
crowd. From every window in the neighbor-
! hood heads protruded. and people inquired what
/ the trouble was.
Mr.. Shortridge. District Attorney Philbin's
secretary, went to the West Thirty-seventh-st.
station with order from Mr.. Philbin for po-
/ lice aid. The order was presented to the
! seant on desk duty, who at once detailed
/ Roundsmen O'Nein and Bisland with twelve
patrolmen TO accompany Mr.. Shortridge back
! to the gambling house. Captain Cooney
not there at the time. but came in soon after
ward. and informed of the raid. He seemed
! greatly worried.
DESCENT ON THE OTHER HOUSE
While the policemen driving back the
crowd that had assembled in front of the Thirty
! hrst-st. house, Agents Dillon, Reardon and Nc
Lellan sent to Nos. 90 and 1O5 West
! Thirty -second-st. The first named is five story
! tenement house. The officers broke in the door
of the store on the ground floor, and found one
and a quantity of policy paraphernalia
/ there. The man arrested and taken with
| the evidence TO No. 366 West Thirty-frst-st.
! No. 105 West Thirty -first-st. next visited.
IT is a three story brick house within stones
| throw of Sixth-ave.. and is in Captain Floods
| precinct The front door was battered in and
two men. who seemed to be in charge were
rested Here, too, the agents found a large
quantity of policy slips and other evidence of
the business that being conducted. These
prisoners and the paraphernaiia also
brought to the Thirty-first-st house.
| Bernard Levy, whose duty is said to have
been to bring in the returns to the central Of
fee in Thirty-first-st, arrested by Rynders
and Dillon on the Ninth-ave. elevated station
| at Thirtieth-st, where he waiting for his
| messengers.
THE KING" WALKS INTO THE TRAP
Rvnders and Cuff with Reardon Mcclellan
| and Hammond. next hurried to AL Adamss
office at No. 40 West Thirty-fourth-st Over
| the door of the office is the sign "Poucher &
| Co Real Estate" The officers went to the rear.
| toward the door bearing the name "A Adams
which marked the entrance to suite of hand
! sonlely furnished rooms occupied by the al
legged king of the policy shops. Mr.. Adams was
| not In There were several clerks in the real
estate office and two The officers had
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