The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-21
DOUCHERTY TELLS
HOW HIS DETECTIVES
REFUSED BIG BRIDE
Deputy Commissioner Writes
Letter to Waldo Defending
Men Accused by Smerling.
FOUND STOLEN GOODS
Kaplan Offered Detective
Daily $500 Not to Enter
Cellar, Dougherty Says.

SECOND Deputy Police Commissioner
0sorCs 9. Dougherty issued a state
0eaA to-day as the result OF the testi-
DDny given before the Aldermanic In
vsstigating Committee last Thursday
~ Morris Smesilng and others Mr..
Dcughsrty. since he mas been In once.
has succeeded In breaking up many in
solutions where stolen socts were re-
cefved and L. stu continuing with the
vcrk. His Statement; to Commissioner
waido reads:
sir, referring to the evidence OF
Morris smerlinr. Louis Kaplan and
Michael Weiss given before the Alder
manic Committee Thursday afternoon.
accusing Acting Captain Charles II.
NoF<inney, in charge OF the Second In
speo.ion Detective Division. and Acting
Detecrve-Sergeants Richard Oliver.
jean Il. Bosti. Joseph DAILY and James
H Murray OF attempted extor;ion.
DO to submit for your informs iion the
following:
-Mcrris smeriinS testified Detective
Richard Oliver approached him in his
sssrs IN the early part Of February.
1914 Detective oNSer was no; under
IL supervision OF Acting cpiain
Charles II. Mckinney until May i.
1914. and vzs no. eagased in Any ~ck
rsiasing TO the r<ceivers Of soiea
eecdn
FOUND STOLEN GOODS IN Gel
LAR, NE SAYS.
-rron Nay I. 49,. TO De-. y. III. ire
foiiov.nx receivers Of stolen goots tnc
burglars we're arrested rs . result OF
special Efforts In the s-ooaa Ins7<etson
Detective p.visiSn;
Arrested, -. convicted - penasns- -
acquitted 5: tsssasrsed. Magistrates
Co-rts. "a: DISCHARGED 10 Indictment =.
value of property recovered. Ap5roxi-
masely. tu.es.
too rees,vers arrested OF snon tares
we're convicted twelve penlins. TWO ae-
euifsed. svo released. act indicted ore
eisrnaneed- Q state witness. tvo dh-
charged IN NAGisi-a,ss Courts
-yuns 10 ~. Detectives Joseph DAILY
Richard o,ver. Joan n. Botti and Janes
". Murray Arrested Lo-.s kxpsan al
his store. No. - EAs; laird street on
n eAzrpe Of receiving stosea goods and
found IN the premises occupied BIZ hin
AnH In Q basement sd5A-ent thereto the
conp~ss proceeds Of Oa- oz-riA-y anc
o. xrand larceny And part or enc pro-
o~-as Of oiSsr surr-A-es AID grad i.r'
o~n;es
In yrenHse- No. - E4rt Thire street
when KsQAn was arTestec. - oHe--c
o, Desezive James " AurTAy AT
Rsahard o.ever. ire sun o. t-sso - b
would MOI ester the pre1-isss 2d1@ecrt
where fhey had s~en stoser PROPERTY
taken. STATING: ~ you oon't 20 into TIA
o&lar n~x, door paere the stcs= rs'
aes I wtr give yos C-bS
GRAND JURY TOLD or BRIBERY
ATTEMPT.
-D<tscsivs Daily eemsn5ed IN. s~Ti
- the cellar. but when kAplAn cd ~
give them TO him be 0ross into the celia
end found the aforesaid property.
The tact that kAplGn ATTEMPTED .
ersbs Detective DAILY. IN TIRE presence o
o<her o<Yicers Vas inciB1et N tie CON
paint an the Msrif.rsts's Court aDc ala
TESTIFIED TO By Detective Daily hesore -
Grand Jury. which inflicted kspisr- De
;sctive Daily Was ocrrOo0rhi@d ~ De
tsctive james W. Murray.
'KAp.An also fest.e-e Re pat pp S-~
On shs hands OF one T. NArEoiis. 20 b
p.Ad go the ds;ect.ves y he ~as no. ssis
FOR trial. Ass ,isr o. fact ,.i m
request q KsKp - st,orneyl. kApiar
waived exsarnnasi0r. Was held In GS's
eail for trial indicted. and Aexancs
e>Ohl who MAS arrested with Kzv-An a
No IL East Third street. 10 DoS hels
In the ssans amount Of bal.
"'pstsctve Bosti. Daly and Mural
were previously never engaged IN ths
sart.on on the work o; reoeyerA no
since the arrest Of k&plan
Respectfully.
usigned George :. Doughsrty.
Second Deputy Police Commissioners.