The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-18

eaohed 10 Inspector 0aASaAns'0 STAG.
up arrests. meeting them and paying
them In "Toiey's' on Centre street.. II
was brought out that Foley had dis
posed Of tho saloon on Centre street
years ago.
Alderman Downing wanted to know
n the witness knew Of his own knowl-
edge that mick" Hayes was the actual
proprietor OF the Harlem Hotel. The
witness admitted he had no such knowl-
edsa
Didn't you run a dlsorderiy house?"
asked Mr.. bowling.
IL did not"
Then why did you pay tho policer'
81 was at their mercy. ! complained
and kicked. but II did me no good
Mr. Buckner read n copy OF a letter
written to Inspector Dennis Sweeney by
the witness calling attention 70 tho Del
mar Hotel. Glen Court House. Morning.
side House and No. 2I2b Third avenue.
which Sipp characterized as places 81
III reputo and which he demanded should
be closed by the inspector. Otherwise.
tho witness wrote. taxpayers suit
Inspector Sweeney answered, inviting
cooperation.
did Inspector Sweeney close those
plAcos?" asked Mr.. Buckner.
''ljc did not"
Are they now runningr'
"Yes--at least. I believe so"
Alderman bowling demanded, after Mr..
sipp's testimony. that Nicholas Hayes
be subpoencd forthwith.
The committee voted TO call the Tam
many district leader soon.
DORIAN SWEARS HE eTIll PAYS
$50 A MONTH TO FOX THIS vEAP.
The next witness was Thomas Doran,
the man Mr.. Sipp said gave him 500 a
month to be given the police after he
tSipp) had sold the Baltic to Hockstein
Blau and the others. He described him
self a. the Assistant Manager Of the
Avaneil Hotel. formerly the Baltic, and
said others OF the stafY we're Nathan
J. Michaels. Philip Blau and the others
named by Mr.. sipp. Before going up
town he was clerk at the Criterion
Hotel. No. la West Fortisth street,
and the Parker. Twenty-eighth street
and Sixth avenue. The witness corrobo-
rated the testimony OF MIR. Sipp as to
his bringing the money to the former
until Mr.. sipp took over the Central
Hotel.
Q. VIVA, MOODY nav. you paid sine.
IN yA.J have paid 10 . month.
Q. To whomf 4. To Eugene Fox.
Q. How did YOU know he was the
man 70 pay II tot a. can't remainder.
9. But slnce January. 1912. you have
paid Fox $50 d month"; A. I have.
.. pd you psy xox 80 In July. 1Sd3'
A. did.
Q. Tho Rosenthai murder made no
dtrsrsneef A. No. cir.
Q. DA you pay 10 IN vsmbsr-last
monthf A. Yes, sir.
q. The sitting Of this commltt,s made
no dl6ersncsf 4. No. cir.
.. DID you pay him for December, A.
Yes. SIR.
Q. wheref A. At One Hundred and
Twsaty.sixth strset and second avenue.
q. Always there1 4. Oh. no. ! paid
him At different places. He telsphonsd
me rexuiariy where to meet him.
9. Would you meet him in the day or
niEht time? A. Generally In day time.
O. DA he wear Q uniform. 4. No. sir.
NO ARRgsTs GxcepT ON EXCISE
!, .F@, CHARGES. -
y Q. yhvs you had any Arrests while
pAydng this $50 20 Fox7 "A. None for
.cnductfng disorderly house-pnos for
vtolAting the excise laws.
me next witncss was Mines Warner. |
elevator operator IN the building at One
Hundred and rwenty-nfth street and
Lexington avenue. formerly the Twelfth
Ward Bank. He said 0 man who came
regularly to Mr.. Stpp's once no had seen
outside often " police uniform. He did
not know the name Of the man.
II was explained that former Com
sboner Of Accounts Raymond B. rosdiok
was to have testified to-day, but be-
cause OF tbs revelations made to Mr.
Buckner last night by Sipp and the cor.
roboration OF his story received from
Doran, II was deemed advisable to get
these latter witnesses ON record before |
police intervention might possibly have
prevented.
Niereforc an adjournment waA taken
unul Tomorrow afternoon. /
Neither thompson por 1fussey, the two
inspectors mentioned by Sipp as haying
been the boss" 70 whom Foe vas sup
posed to have paid protec,ion money, Is
now an inspector. James i. Thompson
10 now the captain at the Thirty-sixth
precinct station house. on West one
Hundged and Twenty-ffth street. and
James Il. Hussey Ia the captain at the
Two Hundred and E.ghty-first precinct
station, ltockaway Beach. Both were
reduced TO cWptaincies by predecessors
OF Commissioner Waldo.
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