The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-21

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Commissioner Nc tdoo gave ont yester-
day that Charles + Murphy the Tam
many leader had -cnuous.y urged upon
HIM the daslabi Of activity against
questionable hotels in the city The sub
iect came up in connection with the Borough
Hotel. at Lexington avenue and Twenty
seventh street, In which pevcr" once &C
cused Mr. Murphy cf having IN interest,
which, Deverv said he had transferred to
member Of his family. Mr. NcAdoo SAID:
Il ought to say IN justice 10 Mr Murphy
that he has cen most strenuousiy uTgii
me to close up these hotels aud PAGES OF
thGt hrd, especially i'm his own neghoor-
hood. He had nc'hrS 20 do With the Fcnd-
irG II Capt Hus-sy 10 that preo'nc'' "ii,cn
Is his own district He had no more ldea
afout who vas roirg tLoIe ran you IT,
portcrs had. In inct ne had Ns7' peea,tse
he is not here every dhy'a7 you are ne
WINS not consulted cirectiy or lhor' GUY
Al! b" said 10 me was owe me ah hor's'
man 80 NATL ne Is a any 10 lF''' (uH6
ryhotel the e hcls cer'dihiE Prince o. g.
ceivers. If he has ranslsit'd the ho'el III
question TO member ct MS fanny as !"
lid or If H. has . latent interest IN IT, he
certainly does not take any precautions ia
4,
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ne N''"' A. ""'.'
Tigho late Thur lay night were made
public yesterday. The captain was su5-
,endnd without plv hv the Commissioner.
III - IN to-i,, sfoul,,
nc ~, 'd' Az ,e''i ,, ,.., -.
llghe sho"ed up d. heAu' un' 'eia
terday morning, ACCORDING 70 NJ stahulhs
orders .inoe he was relieved Of biz Delaney
,rc.. ,,ost The corridors we're filed at
-. -. - ~ -, ,,,h
'Ae uine WIZ ler'o''S VIZ ia" oeV" ou0
pnna9d ~ Ac'lhA Oili0- Doulhp 20 di'l'eA'
TOR examination by Deputy Commissioner
Lind .lcv. MANY OF these knew the captain
ri strctchcd ont their hands in greeting
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"ho cohu''ehSe' 'S"' VOC '''VF
Derrasscd a number OF women were Ii
tho group.
Deputy Commissioner Lindsey was busy
~ ~ az and a. rce, tbe com
"', ~ u W. ~, =. ,,.e. ~, =, oil I'M
missioner stated tf1t II "3e not al az mn
probable that charges against other officers
would he ready for service curing tie DAY.
A, .so o.cloc, after T.. had examined
-a,.,,,,,.-ot,,l,t ,,ftr..ss.. ,,rcerning n cir
tcNc"'f -es's ,i. ~ 80
knowledge OF pooroorns' g1fnpHls nous -
RGnes law hotels and such PAGES in Mercer
En- Get precinct. the Deputy Commissioner was
c'osetai for some tine with Mr. McAdoo.
And on N was .UTTtlnCoG that no itIflcT
charres agninst officers would te foimu-
lated curing the evening They ATE ex-
uected TODAY.
The fact fha. the people examined by
rjndsl,v wee all from tie Mercer street
,,faoirct seeing that Tigi g., case ta4 Keen
MT into ebare was Ia ken as further con-
rirmation that Insrettor Titus ana prot ably
cam O'Counor would lie tie ones to come
next.
Inc charges against righe as signed hy
l.. McAdoo. are under fyn heads: Conduct
unbecoming an officer; conduct injurious
10 tLe ruLlic ueacc and welfare; neglect
and dis5bedience of orders and of the rules
and regulations OF the Police DEPARTMENT
and Particularly Of certain rules and
regulations specified; making false re-
ports 10 the Police Commissioner and neg
Get of duty
The specifications set forth at great
length that certain poolrcoms. gambling
houses and houses OF III fame were publicly
operated in Tighe's precinct from March
10 Dec 2p 1901 all OF which he the said
Robert A Tiuhe could have know n
mr. in fart did l-nov-
specific case is taken up in which It Is
asserted that one Hugo Winter made n
rersonal COMPLIANT to T;ebe that he had
made wapers ON horserarns and ulayed
stlIss at lilo Fourth avenue. giving full
details Tiqhe. II is alleged took no action
md did moi enter tho connlaint in MS
The most serious charge is the fourth.
that he made false reports TO the Police
Comnnissioner He L charged With hnv-
inc made false monthly ne mort = from March
until January stating thar there were no
gambiin1 nIaces or snsr.scted gomhling
1Ianes in 6is nrecinct eTcept those that
he kept on his ~suspected list" whereas
he knew that there were The charge ls
n rnnorta stated hat -certain natroime1
nf he command Sgera detsiied in Main
ciotbes di,-ers times bet ween tho atth dav
az Fehr,,arv 1904 and fine 9Th dov 81 Ian.
varv 100 far ,te n,,rTose ~ 5ttaining
eTidence AGAINST Ia Iong G4t NJ bouaes is
ciyen and Thai the said nafrolmen had
rerorted 10 him the said Robert A Tiqhe
tbst thev had visited the said premises
but could not Gel any evidences OF a MO-
iation ~ law therein. Whereas in truth and
in fact. the said Robert A. Tighe had not
detailed the said patrolmen for the pur-
nose Aforesaid. as set forth in the reports
aforesaid which he. the said Robert 4
'righe then and there we'll knew. and tho
said patrolmen had not reported to him
that thew had visited the said premises
and could get no evidence Of violations of
law therein
The final paragraphs alleRe that Tighe
neglected TO have kept a correct suspicious
persons and places book a. required
and that he failed TO visit and INSPECT as