The sun., 1904-12-06
"HOUNDED!" WALL BOTH COPS
GOLDMAN ACCUSES CASEY, WHO
ACCUSES SERGT. BOURKE.
Not Brothers in Law. but In Art, Bourke
Retorts-A sunday Scrap Over Fiat
Fires Between shoony and Man
Who Arrested Schin-Citizens Angry.

Fires Between shoony and Man
VINO Arrested schin-Citizens Angry.
Shoofy Roundsman Eugene Casey an d
Bicycle Policeman Bernard Goldman, whose
charges and countercharges have attracted
considerable attention 10 them, especially
since the Mortimer Schiff automobile arrest,
are once moro importuning Commissioner
McAdoo for q chance to state their griev-
ances against each other. Goldman dppears
as the active seeker for justification this
time. and he had two Witnesses at Police
Headquarters yesterday who finally saw the
Commissioner. Casey was there. but went
away without getting In for hearing
Goldman says that at 8 o'clock on Sum
day he got of his wheel at Fifth avenue
and 10th street and went into the bicycle
shop OF Leopold Cohen to get his fiat tires
blown up. He asked a citizen. Herman
Singer of 1906 Madison avenue, clothing
dealer whose place OF business Is at ll2-
1l215 Bleecker street, to watch for him
minute and II roundsman, man with
blue chevrons on his sleeve, came up, to tell
the roundsman where he was.
Goldman's story Is substantiated by
Singer, who says that just as Goldman came
out Of the shop. after an interval OF about
three minutes, Roundsman Casey rode
up in citizens clothes.
who's covering for your asked Casey.
Goldman said Silver was, and Silver,
although he didn't know Casey was SER
& ,ant said he guessed he was.
You're liar" Casey is alleged to have
replied with profanity. There was more
talk and repetition of the profanity and
charge.
Then Casey called Policemen Roosa and
Thompson and all. with the addition OF
several citizens whose names Goldman has,
went to the bicycle shop. where the pro-
prietor, whose name is Cohen, Is said to
have verified Goldman's story. Casey,
Goldman's witnesses say. called Cohen a
liar
AS Casey mounted to leave Silver asked
him his name.
None OF your business retorted Casey,
according to Silver.
Officer, said Silver to Goldman, ARREST
this man for abusing me and disorderly
conduct II he doesn't tell me his name. /
insist
Casey then shouted back his name with,
it is charged, a threat to somebody III
fix you for this.
Silver early yesterday, still highly in
dignant, went to Police Headquarters and
told his story to the Commissioner. The
Commissioner. also listened to Goldman's
brother, Matthew. q boys clothing manu-
facturer at 635 Broadway, who argued that
the patrolman was being prosecuted
Casey's version Of the incident is wholly
different. He says that he was riding up
Fifth avenue and saw Goldman come out
turned and asked Goldman how long he had
been in there. Goldman said FIVE minutes.
Casey called over four citizens and took
them into the shop and asked Cohen.
Cohen, he alleges, said fifteen minutes.
their presence asked again and, he says,
received the same ,answer. Then be said
to Goldman: Il shall present this matter to
the Commissioner before making charges
against you.'
The Commissioner wouldn't see him
yesterday. but may later Casey denies
using profanity and declared yesterday
that he was being bounded by Sergt. Ed
ward Bourke, head Of the shoofy force.
Bourke denies the relationship and denies
that he is bounding Casey. He is friend
Of Goldman, he says, because both are
artists.
Commissioner McAdoo is going to in
vestigate some more before rendering any
shoofy who covers all Manhattan to find
several complaints against one man was
remarkable. The Commissioner made pub
lie the following records OF the two:
Goldman was appointed to the force Dec. 8.
Ispa. The first charge against him was
on Dec. 20 of that year. There have been
twenty-six cfsoplaints in all, resulting in
fines Of forty-two days pay. Three COM
plants were dismissed.
Casey was appointed to the shoofy force
oh Sept rs Of this year. Since then he has
made ten automobile arrests and brought
eleven shooHy charges. with a large ma
jority Of convictions in both.
The Sunday incident brings out the
fact that Casey has not been taken of
the shoo!ly duty, aS was announced. The
Commissioner said: Il was really sur
prised at the showing Casey had made.
didn't realize he had done 80 much as a
'shoohy' until I got his report. i have
deferred taking him or