New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
SUES CAPTAIN 0'REILLY.
FALSE ARREST CHARGED.
HIS Detectives Tkro1cn out of Al
legged PooLrooms-UyW Fight.

As the result Of a raid yesterday afternoon.
suits for S5es0 each We're announced against
Captain o'Reilly and Policemen Holman and
German. On 8 charge of false Imprisonment
Captain o'Reilly's detectives yesterday after
noon tried 10 set evidence against the alleged
poolroom the second floor Of Nc GIG Sixth
ave. over the saloon run by Clarence oBrien
paddy the Pig~D. and of which Jack" McAu-
life. : the alleged proprietor. Holman and
German detectives were thrown from the place
bodily, they say They returned with reinforce
unenrs and made arrests.
The detectives say they went through the
saloon and te hallway which leads also 10 the
street They say they saw several men go up
stairs They stopped TWO three Of them
Going TO 3 meeting Of the Sunset Club, said
one OF the men: here's my membership card
And he took a small pasteboard from his pocket
Let's go UP and investigate the club" sus-
gested Holman.
They were net halfway up by three men, who
they say were Jack McAulifTe. Thomas Finn
and Walter De Bonn
Where's yer search warrant" NcAuiife Is
said 10 have demanded. when they told their
mission.
We don't need any" said Holman. we're
here under orders, and going TO get in
Not OF yer life II I know II" came in loud
tones. say the detectives and they found them
Holman and German then got three or four
r,olicenen and returned TO the building. They
arrested McAulife Finn and De Bonn, and took
them 10 the West Thirtieth-st- station Captain
oReuIy left word that they were not 10 be oalled
out except by a magistrate
With his brother, Thomas O'Rellly, VINO IS
~annecred with the Office Of City Marshal Broo-
erick. Daniel O'Reilly, the former Assistant Dis
t-ict Attorney, called on Captain O'feilly last
evening he said he represented the Murray
Eiu Athletic Association
= want TO bail out these men, he said, men
-ioning prisoners. They are members Of the
Murray Hi Athletic Association, whose head
Quarters are at No 616 Sixth-ave-
You can't bail them out here; you must set
= magistrate TO do that" replied Captain
9-Reilly They are locked UP on charge OF
aesauIrtng and interfering with officers IN the
discharge Of their duty. and can't let them
cut
They had q right 70 resist the invasion Of
-se premises Of the association These officers
rad 10 warrants. and had no right 10 enter
rgithour due process Of law. argued L'aniei
o'ReiIly-
TIE Murray Hill Athletic Association?" ?"
--used Captain O'ReiIy for a moment what
-,,7- -roeA iron doors at the entrance 10 those
-r-,rroor-7s. 7 believe Il IS q Poolroorn-
-zEel- then. why don't you get warrant ana
LID =-9r rero--ed Daniel ORellly.
.~=r-ain O-ReiIIv lodged the question
YES sir I think that place is e Poolroor1- he
-airera1ed. Why should you have iron oooFs
m sn athletic club entrance
Those iron doors are there 10 keep lle IL
AN. r4rrled Daniel O'ReiIly- Then, turning 70
- --o-be-. he said Tom serve that papeI-
.-roroas lo-ReiIlv stepped forward and nanoeo
s ,-,-r,a5--,- = summons as the defendant IN
s,f- IN the Supreme CouIt for daHlages 10 tns le
,r7,r~av F5ilI Athletic Association by reason q
.,s canrain's alleged trespassing The sollllllo'
-eo,5i-ed the presence in the c"ur' 'l
7-ReiIly II twenty days .-,-a--
,-,,reeiior O'Reilly then requested an M
-----b -f7- prisoners and i vas grall'e4
him ,---sa Daniel
when he left the station mouse
O'Reufy said -
- ,7 instructed by AIcAu!lttee 81 II tggzf-g+
- = r~iue suits for sach Lc- t%e1rsi1
De som - z-7--a- and Czorrnz1 ana 80 Iii
So +ai~e IMPRISONMENT ! 1e Io---a- IN
- ftsz = - decision Of AaGisJie ~ "A e
= '4elre-So- Market police court On