The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-09-09
POLICE TURN CROWDS
FROM RA|DEO HOUSES
All Visitors to Places Hayes
Named Are Now Warned
to Go Away.
GAMES ARE PICKETED
Dwypr Is Sure He Has New
TenderlOin as Clean as
Possible.

Policemen placed in front Of the Robes
pierre apartment house. 230 West Fiftieth
street. which was mentioned by ex-ln-
spector Hayes as one Of the places where
he had raided flats. to warn peop pie Of it's
alleged character turned away 1893 men
betwe I o'clock Sa, urday night and II.
These men were stopped at the entrance
to the apart ment house. their business
demanded. and unless their replies were
satisfactory they were sent on their way.
Last night the policemen continued in
front Of the place. and while the rush
was not 80 great the number OF men
turned away was large.
Since Inspector Dwyer succeeded Cor
rplius e. Hayes as czar Of the new Tender
loin and is handling the gambling and
dsorderly house situa;i ions as he sees ST
One Of his methods is To station police
men in uniform III front Of question able
houses in his district
Inspector Dwyer has put men in front
Of many gambling and disorderly houses
which have been raided and in front Of
some which have not been raided Among
the flats and apartment, houses in front
of which uniformed policemen have been
stationed are the Marlborough apart
ments in West tifty-eighth street and
the Gotham apartments, Forty-ninth
street. opposite ST. Malachy's Church.
both OF which. with the itooespierre.
figured in the testimony given by Capt.
Hayes at his police trial. and which. with
the Donac apartments. Forty-uinth street
near Eighth avenue, formed the basis of
L., l.. A
he would havefhe occupants driven away
from the neishborhood If he had to go 10
Gov. Dix.
In the Marlborough apartments nine
tenants have moved away within tne
last few days and four have promised to
60 within u day or two.
Policemen are also stationed in front Of
four houses in West Fifty-eighth street |:
Livingston's. in West Forty-sixth street.
which has been raided: Annie Grey's
famous place in West Fort y-sixth sire ct {:
the Boulevard Hotel, where Julia Curran
was murdered. at Sixty-seventh street
and Broadway. and Carrie Revere's.
which has been raided three times since
Inspector Dwyer took charge OF the dis
triCt.
Policemen have been placed in front oJ
alleged gambling houses among others
the Lyceum Social and Literary Club in
West Forty fifth street; Arnie Rothstein' :
IN W est i OIVS street, fSeaIlSN RO6en-
fields. Forty-fourth street near Broadway:
Honest John kelly's. not far from Beansv' 3
place; Bustee's. on the same block. and
Lou Eudlum's place. Forty-eighth street
between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
Inspector Dwyer took a walk down
Broadway last night with the sun shining
from his face, 10 pleased Ia he with present
conditions. The new inspector il a good
looking man, but far from a Broadway
sport He does not look AZ IL he had
walked down Broadway twice in his life
SO Just TO be tuned up with his present
job, that OF car of Broadway, the in
spector swung cane and blossomed out
in new derby hat.
group Of what we're formerly gam
bling house hangerson were standing at
Forty-sixth street and Broadway
MY word. look at the inspector" said
one
The group eyed every one in sight and
no one could pick him out The spotter
pointed out Dwyer.
-Get out. said the others. that's some
rube that just came to town and ia wearing
a cane to be sporty"
They argued for some time and finally
were convinced.
district Ia az clean as il can be Within
three weeks of the time when he was
assigned TO the post left vacant by the
reduction and suspension OF Hayes with
free rein the inspector ia positive that
there's not gambling house operating
in tho whole district not even a club.
Tho only disorderly houses. he Is sure.
are in fats where he can't easily get at
them. but Inspector Dwyer Ia sure that
no building used for disorderly purposes
alone Is in operation now.