The sun., 1901-03-18
GAMBLERS CIRCUIT COURT.
T. o. Us FROM MEN ABOUT TOWN sUs.
pYCTED or BEING CAPPERs.
purbip. Of Indiana. Has Peachcd to Justice
Jerome some Early Devonian Fossils Dug
Tn at the seventy ninth street skin Game
Apparatu, Hidden Under Trap Door.

Justice Jerome held circuit court yesterday
In three police station houses TO dispose Of
the prisoners arrested in the raids on gam
bltrx houses. made under the direction OF
,rohr McCullagh's detectives for the Com
rn'itee Of Fifteen on Saturday night. The
r-st sitting in the circuit was at the Oak
street station at oSo o'clock in the morning
There tho ten alleged Greeks arrested In
tho raid az 10 Madison street were arraigned
unon complaint Of Edward C. Beecher and
NJ r NeSbit, two Of McCullagh's men The
COMPLAINT rocited that the detectives on
March -. and other dates. had played Greek
faro and poker in room In the house. which
room was run. according to the complaint.
Nv Louis Lomhroso. 1t was alleged that
under he shadow " this great name George
Iaohsrus was the game keeper. Louis
H,rwi'z, another Greek. the banker. and
George Xaohos, the dealer Tho others
we're rharged with having been caught gam
bling
All tho lawyers werc represented by LAWYER
John Ubyer. who asked that the six players
be I.-charged The request was granted
and ros,E skedaddled like Greeks In a hurry.
lomnrosp was held in 81. 500 bail for exami-
nation this morning and his assistants In 81 900
each : man was produced by the lawyer
who offered bonds. He told the Justice a
most Impressive story about the real estate
Ia owned, but when the chapter on mortgages
vas opened by the Justice the equity dwindled
AMI 10 the sequel the prisoners did not get
away
The court now moved along It, circuit to
he Icndcrloin police station. The only at
t.ndnnt upon the court was Col. Robert Grier
Monroe counsel 10 the Committee Of Fifteen
John Daniels alias Frank Jones. the real
Drank Jones', and Benson Mcneil, arrested
IN IN, raid at 20 Vest Thrty-siXth street.
opposite the Lambs club. were waiting
The ~.wun-uUre Jones' was the only one OF
'fehr.' who was represented by counsel. He
va, Nrid in saVo for examination this morn
iry AMI his IHNNpr went out to look for bail
"Nru. said th" Justice. turning TO Daniels
m. NrNell, what DO you want 20 do"
loIr Honor ,lid McNeiI. who Is a man
pas. 80. ITS lu.l Ike this rs | understand
\ tpe. Poo held On the charge of running gam
bling NuIsr That amt right I'm wtlhn
90 'th" the ror-"4 .onCrs of what I'm guilty
Of Va dIdut run that place any more than
Won lId. II J, true, though, that We were
employed by -" man who kept the place
au' 'o a.N't 'r"rtel ~ ri ght
Nt"re Z. h".' asked the Justice
ns'r.sh' I"was ~ the Marlborough Hotel.
We ,.ut thor" for him ami 10 other places.
g,anc that b" com" and bail ms olt. or get
aur""s 'nr us lie, paid no attention to
HsarI ."r" ~" are Naturally We feel sore
'Nr.. ..I The Justice. 'p"rha I'd better
r.n''r. " 'o.r rus" unul latrr in th" day TO
~" .u9 time To get counsel ana h"nd1men
Sos, Judge, interrupted Mcneil. ",ther.
20 g" hlti nov ~ We ever vi be, and that
hn never We cun't get bopd,men. We
rNpea"i the boss 10 do that, bat he's ap-
pnrrn'Iy lr't MS IN tha lurcA Now We want
f# .N a q TR .
The J1-tlc" smiled at Mcneil, dlrectuess
Of -n"''H. Thought the matter over Tor
Z ,ln' 'rU ,bu how Won can get out OF
your rrn liul.uonJ h"clusr I don't know.
n H..r.r". .pu uru want 20 make drrO-
s.'..,- I..ug 400 vpu know about n" running
ur tNNf Upg-c and about It's proprietor, III
rnr.urr guur casa until this afternoon.
when u come, h1 * here and take your de-
positions q. % Nngi-trtt
'I"H'- business. Judge. said Mcneil,
'' '- what We want lou hurry up ana
c'w' back here and you'll get d"posIuons
.,.rrh whats" asked the Justice
HauuuE on ! said, Judge, blndng on,
an wont bo a brac" game either"
The prisoners were taken back ana the
co.. adjourned 70 the West SlXty-".ghth
stree pOlice station whore. on complaint of
Frank tr"iGhlou lud the NcIulagh dcteo-
tN" Moses pMllip,. George lhll. William
Mc lain Jgi.r, harrison and aCoL" NJ
Larklu Wrr" held pr~uu"T-. charged with
maintaining a Etmnihf h'lN" AT la2A N"oj
=
on SATURDAY night shortly after . O'Clock
,rclghlou and George Hammond. Frank
Moss handy man, vino has boon lent to eN-
chef Me- 'ullagh, were in the plac" when tho
raid was made. This WAS tho bunco faro
game with which a." detectives connected
rrpugn a newspaper advertisement put out
OlnniIng syndicate. Justice Jerome said
r. Nl- 4 most dIgnited assembly into which
'ba raidcrs walked. The party, he said
l..ltIus the detectives and the prisoners
4 ipTA ffill Ipf
rn.rI As the raiders walked in When
t.urohod these men, who had told the come
on rnat They found, 1t worth wmls only
- rag for trg" stakes. had 81 80 among
'nr.. Phillips hat the 81 and the Is cents
va- Distributed among ia" other four.
Whom tie mon We're HrrHlgned YESTERDAY
in.r...s they ver0' a dign,t"I looking outfit
Tn, ..I1gr,t was over 80 and the other four
were wula haired. Enamel Friend asked
'ra' ell 'u" men, "1cept Phillip hc discharged
o. wrrc PLAYERS. he Justice denied tha
,aH..... aud held PMlhpS IN $4,000 and tho
o.N..- 900 8 nuu each Friend snid that Phil
lr- U.s. ou" Of the best known Of the old gam
l.rr- 10 the uicd states. and that the pris
our ,uovn a. 'toi Iurkin j. really George
la.. -.n. r. brother Of Jau"s and Daniel
k,....n. rpntrmuorar,"s ~ John Morrissov
a. f...,.fIy Deyunuu period.
Nt p'rIprt Ju~Iico jerome rpconvened
Cr"r o. M" IoNAcrIoln. police station, and
g., .' Mcneil and Daniels
.r .. rr Iuf" o. tell rDu that any such
1......I,r, "a yol nr" thinking ot making
I... n. .-'l against Won in subsequent pro-
-', .rfoc,ly well aware Of that. Judge,
t1 N.N,. "anl I'm rn1dv We've been
le'. ..ffr fu~ urr.oly"- pud we're Sorc
N-...nn. district At'nrp"y ,Schnrman and
'...- r,.m and tho Justice asked Daniels
v'.. .rn.,n'.l 'o do Tho prisoner said he
"..,... ., durp-n. tup. Aver hn'h hcpo~i-
.UH ..ru sworn - the prisoners wcro
20 .. s'.ruu bail each for examination this !
u... h,s wido acquaintance among