New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-17

and tradosmen for some weeks pr.o. to
| their arrest.
/ Nv Moss urged 5000 open magistrate
/ proceeding upon tho court but after Ius-
/ tee Gon had considered tho nature Of Nr
| Moss Information ho decided that tine
hest results could Doc accomplished o.. u
+ secret inquire Tho inquiry viii bo ror-
/ uuued to-day until t,oua or moro of
/ witnesses have been examined
Pleading Postponed
Mr. Moss presented uia Information to
/ the court after tho suUgmmput or th"
/ two runmon. their viroe and N1N
/ Kahn no, alleged r..ru.N.I who NHs
arrested vlu inDw lpd nr.u dIrpoHcd
or ON the t.lur. ut CHARLES c. o.
b Nahlo ,ouurrl for .G1p tup Blood Uul
/ Lefty Louie thr pleading ur Che dr
/ PENDANTS to thu Indictment for murlor
/ wac postponed until tomorrow Alra
| Lillian llufoUitt and Nlra Lillian l}uacu.
I berg W, viNrH of tho two prisoners.
wen, bold boo 'a.too uuIl each u. mate,
rial Witnesses nv Justice cor konp
was ALSO held BOO the gmr huI uH "a wit
ness
Rolsrrue Goo .nr John pu. proceed
! ufs STR Moss said last night
/ laid au information before Justice
+ Con sitting 1H committing magistrate,
] which acts az q formal complaint that !
! wished an Investigation as 10 whether
important evidence in the ease of iioJo-
| WlE and Rosenberg had been suppressed
By the police. The Justice sat a. a mag.
! istrate. ana hc determined that the hear
/ ing should be- private instead of public.
! That pre,ludcs the pos sibility % my Civ
! lNG any information as 20 what hap
/ Vened lu the proceedings. We expect
! Important developments. however.
The witnesses examined before Justice
| Goh yesterday We're Deputy Commits
sioncr Dougherty, tho Commissioners
secretary. George Young. Detectives cas-
saza. Meyers AIcKenua and Yuugc. Nj
Z Moss stated out II fairness 10 Dctcctv,
/ McK'una. be- said that IL was found by
+ the police records that Do was out OF the
! city Saturday night, when the two gun
men we're arrested, ana could not have
/ gone over letters and other data taken
/ from the house and inspected In the
back room OF a nearby saloon. as one re-
port had IL.
! The witnesses examined Yesterday
testimony Nj Moss said. Lieutenant
Dominick Reilly. who was also with Com
missioner Dougherty when tho arrests
were made, would be among the wit
nesses to-day, it was said.
Not Enlightened by Police.
The acting District Attorney said en-
phatically that the police had not in any
way informed him Saturday night that
any papers. OF other evidence. had been
taken from the Glendale house, although
he asked the police officials that specific
question. lie said that the information
indicating that certain evidence might
have been suppressed came to the Dis
trict Attorneys office from source other
than the police.
Mr. Moss said that the box which the
police admitted they found In the house
and which they declared contained about
forty blank picture postal cards and some
receipts and bills was turned over TO JUS
iice Goff by Dougherty yesterday and
was put under the seal Of the court. Mr.
Moss had not examined this evidence
yet, he said, but intimated that some Of
It might prove 20 be Of more value than
the police description would Indicate. IL
Is understood that a receiptcd gas bill
was found I'm the box dated July %
which would indicate that the Rosenbergs
and the Horowitzes had lived in the Glen
dale house since that time.
Mr. Moss did not know. no said.
whether the reccipted bill was "icned
"Goldstone." the name used by tho gun
men. Il might have been the receipt OF
former tenants. he said. but he had not
yet determined that fact. The acting
District Attorney said It was his aclier.
however that tho prisoners and their
wives occupied the Woodward avenue Hat
for some time prior to August j., when
the police said they had moved On.
There were no letters among the pa
pers p. oduced by Deputy Commissioner
DOugherty before Justice GoH. tina. / am
sure Of" said Mr. Moss.
Mr. Moss was asked II tho District At
torncy's Office had any inform alton
which might lead back to the source OF
the money supply for Lefty" and "Gyp'
and their wives during their stay 80 the
Glendale house.
said Mr.. Moss. I'VE shall subpoena and
examine the tradespeople in that neigh
borhood and the furniture people on Parl,
Row from whom it is said they made pur-
chases."
Purchases on July %.
Detectives from the District Attorney S
Office learned yesterday from Jacob Freer,
manager OF the Thomas Meagher Com
pany. furniture dealers, at No. 201 Park
Row. that OH July % a man giving the name
Of Morris Goldstone. accompanied by a
pretty young woman. bought Sll2 worth Of
furniture from the concern and paid II
deposit OF 81. directing that IL be sent TO
No. 363 South Sd street. Brooklyn. \ week
later the same young man called up the
Moagher concern and said he had changed
hs plans and could not take the fur