The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03

has been doing mo business since January
n. when Capt James y. IArktna. chief 81
the Jersey CITY detective bureau. and
Capt. Tim Murphy of the city Hal station
raided the outfit on the complaint Of
Thomas J. HAYES, a broker of Rivera1ds
street. Rochester. y. Y. who charged that
the company had sklnnssd him ont OF
money dine him and had cat on his wire
Altemus. the only principal on hand
when the raid was made. was arrested.
with the whole oiiiCe force. on the charge
Of keeping house for gaming. lie IN
now ont on hail. That wasn't the first
time the concsrn had hssn visited by the
police. 4 raid Nas made In October. loOs.
bat Altemus gOt q temporary Injunction
from the Chancery Court restraining the
police from interfering with the concsrn's
business except on properly executed war
rant-. job II. lippincOtt. president Of
TIE police hoard. thers,Ipon instructed
the police to raid tn. plAcs every day,
since II was not difiiCult TO obtain war
rants. and keep the standard from doing
business. On January - LArkin and
Murphy with a squad % detectives made
another call. They found the plAcs dis
mantled and Altenius sitting at his desk.
A lone porter Was sweeping out.
That was the situation yesterday. sx-
cept that there was no Altetnus GA hand.
The lone porter, a colored man OF the name
OF Bill jackson. was propped hack in
paper. The rooms looked ~ II they
hadn't been used for weeks.
Where's your bOssesG" Jackson was
asked.
Gone to Balt'mo'." said Mr.. jackson.
They was wahned last saturday.
Who warned them?-
Don know. sub. Mr. AltsEnus and Mr..
Raymond and Mr.. Hall amt been roun'
this place since last saturday when the
wahnin came, | was told they went 20
Bait mo
The porter said he was loafing around
TAX ing care Of the telegraph instruments.
the phones and the furniture and waiting
for orders from some member OF the trIn
~ TO what to do With the property. He
aid he Txpected to get word pretty soon
from somebody in Baltimore or WASH
ingtOn.
has been doing business for about three
wears. am enormous business according
Ia the tSoii,p asithUriti-S Uf Jersey CITY,
who have kept tab on this institution
pretty closely. Altsmus. the manager ct
the CcnceFn. said whsn Ne wa= pinched by
the J@rsev police a few weeks ago that all
OF the firms correspondents lived out
Of the CITY. Their wires covered almost
every city Of importance IN the state ut
New York and reached widely throughout
New Jersey.
To wAsHIN0rOS gOR TRIAL
A. all OF the men indicted are charged
with a conspiracy Ia violate the laws Of
{ he United States and he acts arr charged
70 have taken place IN the District Of
Columbia. the Department Of Justice
believes that IL can bring the men 10
Washington for trial a. r@sponsl bl, for
the acts of their WAs hington ag~nts.
under tbs. desision in the cotton leak case
ny this decision IL ~ only necessary for
the Government 10 show that the men IN
in h. in
dictments in order Ia SNtradite them
But il In not likely that the men who were
arrested yesterday will submit without q
fight. which may I've carried even TO the
Supreme Court 81 the United StAts~.
sTArKMKNr or DEPARTMENT or JUSTICF
wASHTNGTnS April ? This statement
was given out this morning 10y the Depart
msnt Of Justice:
The Grand Jury for the District %
Columbia TO-DAY returned thrte indict-
m.-nts in connection with the operation Of
bucket shops in the District os Columbia
In the first indictment Richard y.
Preusaer. leo Mayer. George Turner.
William II. liIli~. Oliver J. Robln~on.
Rohert A. GUY Al Ford. Mar.hpu r
Parrish. Edward b. Taylor and Harry
Johnson ara engaged With conspiracy 10
an offence against the United
states IN violation Of -s.rtion 5t1 vt the
Revised Statutes and the act Of March l.
1879. which makes unlawful the keeping
Of bucket shops IN the DtstTictof Columbus
thirty five States at large. page G7On.
TAYLOR maintained two Offices in Washing
ton and was tho correspondent herr for
Edward y. BO@gs A TO-. cf 81 Broadway.
New York. Harry johnson was
IN the employ Of Taylor
PRECURSOR. Turner. t.iliis. Owens. Mayer
. nd Guy ara a.--ociated with the firm 1T
Edward - Riggs y 90. at New York
Ihi- firm, a. we'll a. the firms inyolv"d
in ~. other two indictments. alleged
that they buy and sell securities through
The consolidated STOCK Exchange 81 Phila-
t-lphia. and kori and Parrish arr their
reE re-~ntativ"~ IN this exchange. The
svldruce before the Grand jury tended
~ show that TINS exchange was simply
over maintained Ia enable OPERATOR ~
bucket shops 20 conceal the real nature
II their operations
-Praussar j. reported 10 Ia = notorious
gambler Who Wa COW ictcd 81 the murder
NJ Mylas Mcdonnell some years ago a. a
~ suit Of which he Wa confined for year
~ an institution for insane couvict-.
Mayer y a we'll known booknaksr. aud
Turner u, said la have be-n SNpellsd from
the New YORK Stock Exchange. and with
I'lli- has bean connected With some of
the most notorious bucket shop concerns
IN 'n- country 4 number of the men
IN this ndicimsnt are well known
This indictment has two counts. one
count covering zach 81 the Offices main
tanned Nv Taylor IN this city
Ia the s"rond indictment Edwa ard
Altamus LOUIS ella. Angelo Celia. Samuel
Oscar J. Bappel. Robert Hall.
Henry {. Siumf Henry r. Durys~ and
hariss r. Alley ara the defendants
Durye. maintained an offics IN the Evans
Binding 1870 New YoTk avenue. y. ".
~ this city. At Which place Alley was en-
pIOyed a. tslegrapheT. Altsmus. the Celia
brothsrS. Raymond and Rappel are a--p-
clAted with the corporation known a. tho
Stock and Grain DEALERS. % 70
ontRomery street Jer-sy City. y !
~ hich corporation alro puTported Ia do
business through the Consolidated Stock
y Exchange 81 Philad.iphiA Hall - the
manager or isf clerk AT jersey City. and
STUNT i the representative on the PhilA-
deIphIa Consolidated Stock Exchang- Al
tsrnuS ws- rscsnily convicted IN Jer-.y
city IA connection with the operations
Their, and thu two celia brothers are
~ ideIy known a. bucket shop OPERATOR
-In the third indictment William y
Price. Virgil p Randolph. Henry VI Ran
iolph. charles T. MorehsAd. Edward
Weldon. JAMES 4. Anderson. Joseph
Gaikin-. Thomas II. CHmpb~ll and I'd