New-York tribune., 1901-04-18

notice. He thought II likely that the club might
deal with the whereby he received nice
s s sss on expes n own d he
would not have leased the rooms had any inkling
ttonable purposes
Two raids were made from the Macdouga;st
Half a dozen of superintendent Mccuagh,s force
w anas s of em each Of
were at drill. however and only nine men could be
men Sergeant sa 4 Say Ry de. at
time but the only glren 10 ,sad n was bS
Magistrate Jerome. and they wished 10 have two
each squad We're not even informed to the 10
calities but nevertheless In each case the McCul-
1t is supposed that there were pickets near the
teen men ne1 in sight word was sent through the
precinct to be careful.
THE RAID IN CANAL-ST.
One of the places was No. 3l3 Cana-st. This is in
an old four story brick building at the northwest
OF Mercer-st There ic liquor store the
ground floor known the Star Hotel. The alleged
poolroom was on the floor above the liquor store.
Four men were arrested there. and considerable
in pooifooms was seized including dope sheets.''
ass a
in fGa tss ns Ct sa
a s said
n az rO NJ @ RH the w % Th ise
s om pefsrsd err &c
doors conveniences We're afforded which the deteG-
9 other evidence q T!oston Of Ian ncn
Sn 'hf m @ @ was the
poolroom paraphernalia included several boxes
Of ff the wh what j. pPsarA
numbered and they are printed on heavy 1ard ar
Gus kinds of sporting resorts The men arrested at
No N the sS saion house sSse as fooWs william
No $s West Twentieth-S, James ASaRs s Rceckers
and James Ryan, No. 4iO HudSon-st
raid was at No s. sos at that ahsTs rs
ber which contrasts oddly with the sUostanfiba Tbs
eS ana adT TGn m pr en- By
according to the sign ts outside haq Is seep ten st Stairway
leading 10 upper story and it was there
the pooroom Was supposed 80 ssen ne in poorooms was
seized there 6n, S9y S Gne Rehpra evie
THE" ALLEN ARRESTED.
Robert Grier Monroe. counsel for the fitteeh'
led the raid on THE" Aliens notorious place IN
person and instead of arrestng one employe as
the police did in their farcica raid on luesoa! e
Fifteen's agent arrested Allen himself Mr Niohioe
and another representative of the Fifteen appeareu
at the Mercer-st station at p. M ana SAID 'heS
had some warrants to be served. They handeo Wal
rants to Captain Thompson for the arrest OF lhs
Allen two John Does and four Mr.. Trays ihe
first three were charged with operating poolroom
at No so Sixth-ave.. and the Grays. at NO "a fas,
Eirhth-st Captain Thompson first rang the pe
for the reserves. but Immediately changed ms iihu
and called five men TO make raid on eacn pc
He also ordered his four wardmen to go with the
raiders The captain helped make the rau "''
Aliens Mace He put his shoulder against 'ie
street door and forced it in The party wen, M up
stair stair o3rop Nc opp"Gn WeP WSS found three men
teens detectives said they were Tnrcerst |
Robert Allen. They were taken 10 Tue ''e
ON the way to the station Robert L.. Wooie
Fifteen detective. man run out OF neaaUs aUs
hallway With one Of N mem Woodbn m in
Wayerley Place The man was arEcSIsu-
also pointed out man in WaverieE EphIhst
a ook0u to ss fes arrested anT Mr. Monroe super
s6s had ben abe to
his paraphernalia and get me osuai e'o"o -
sergeant walling with Detectives Kelly oars and
Nesb and FIVE ads in paa ON the place
at No East Eghthst That sd place m Is the base fesr
ment One door led into the hallway from the
stoop: another led into the basement ha neside @
aace Saaooh he rest Of the raiders up the front
stoop and. smashing the door, went Oh up ~ '"e
second floor.
WE'RE RETT1NG ON AQUEDUCT RACES.
The n,ace was full Of men. There were fifty or
mora IN IT. Bets on the third race at Aqueduct
were being made. A crowd surrounded ticker
on which the returns from the second race We're
coming in A lookout gave the alarm as the hrse
Of the policemen appeared. and panic followed
tyaIf ~ the men ran to the roof the others found
escape cut off by the main door The police ran
I'D on the roof, and found standing room there al
a premium. A number OF men declared that they
had not been playing the races. out had been
studying types with view to bettering social con-
ditions One with gray whiskers and
rather venerable appearance said: Have pity on
me: I'm looking for a wayward SON. Then he
laughed a little cracked sort of laugh. The rest
roared. One said he was looking for Willie
Mccormick.
Four arrests were made. The prisoners were
telegraph operator. card hanger and two men
who had handling the money. Telegraph and
telephone instruments. racing cards, slips. etc,
were confsca ted in the laws name The prisoners
described themselves George Lewis No. III
C.reenwich-st.: Joseph Beasley. No. "a East Ninth
st: Harry Goodale No. 44 Avenue D. and John H.
Garvey, No lO7 West Eighty -third-st.