The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
RAIDS OVER CAPTAINS HEADS
,ccrPS BTSY BREAKING IN on
POKER GAMES.

rorr Precincts, Including the Tenderio'n'
In,olN ed IN This Research for Hidden
N,re''-thc beethoven Social Cub
n,e Of the sun Used.
~, evidence obtained by plainclothes
,,sr-s and warrants got from Magistrate
p,ol scru Eggors, in command of Com
ni.-oner McAdoo's private stan. made
,.o o1r raids yesterday afternoon lie
.ii,idei his men into two squads. one COM
,,.rded hy Roundsman Costigan and the
other he led in person
pstecuyc Mularkey led Eggers's detach-
,,.,, a.. n four story brick building at 207
w., ron,h street. in the precinct COM
a'.,,ted bv Can't. Steve McDermott. Null
lsrk.v had spent several pleasap ut evenings
~, with the members of the Beethoven
so,,l club Eggers and his men got
;rto the hall without being detected but
tho, they raped on the doors of n double
.,,,l,r there was n tremendous hullabaloo.
Down went the doors smashed by axes.
Thirty men we're found in the parlor,
whore two poker games had been running
r..a, KuMn-tein and Joseph Adler were
arrested charged with keeping a gambling
hn,.e and sidney Goldsteiu and Samuel
oborIeder for frequenting it. The names
orfle others were taken for Jerome's Use.
T,gar, gathered up ! 500 poker chips,
,ycp,y.fhree dozen packs Of cards. three
mahogany tables and a charter of the
Rns,b1yon Social Club that bore the date
Raunisman Costigan meantime was
,,ilini- au apartment house at pa Broofne
.,raqt Policeman Sussilo got the evil
dence there ON the second moor house,
Leenng Aa' Of six rooms was being used
a. gambling parlor. Costigan had the
door battered in and found twenty-five
mon hacked up against the wall. A thou
.apI chip- eeyrnty-two packs Of cards and
the iab.e- were cOniiscate1 Morris ha-
,riu-ky was arrested charged with keep
inc the place and Herman Fritz and Simon
koppeIinan a. gamblers.
Bon raids attracted crowds that filled
inc streets. and the patrol wagons that took
the prisoners and the loot to Headquarters
drove through a mass Of excited folk both
IN East Tenth street and in Broome.
The Aindfsher Club at 20 West Twen-
ty-faurfh street Eggers raided last night on
Information furnished by Mullarkey. Ten
men were found playing cards. in room
ON the second floor Charles H. Cole was
arrested as Keeper OF the game.
Eggers raided about II o'clock last night
"a Gambling room at 4G3 Sixth avenue near
kew furnished the evidence IN this case
aieo on the second floor Mr.. McAdoo's
pnyatc stan found thirty men playing
BOXER. they say Edward BasSett was ar
rested as the keeper OF the house and Will
lam Baisdel and Frank Mahoney for
gambling
Al midnight the Mulberry street police
station. where Eggers took all the prisoners
he caught in the nights work, was full Of
,awyer- sent for to represent the arrested
ones. The last bulletin gwen out was that
LAWYER Frank Moss had been sent for.
Eggers was asked last night if com
plants had been reoeiv ed by Commis-
soner McAdoo about the places raided,
or If the raids were made by the Commits
.ioncr's orders over the heads OF Capt.
Nmrtha Of the kldridge street station and
Capt McDermott OF the Fifth street
station.
You will have to talk to the Commissioner
about that SAID fRgers,
The police OF the West Forty-seventh
street station found six men playing poker
IN the parlor Of the boarding house at 1856
West Fifty-seventh street last night. All
we're arrested. One of them, GIarles A.
Dunn. said that he was hotEdaper and
that lie ran the boarding house.