New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-03

cops had to have go" \ collection would
be taken by a gO-Oetween and the next
day the pedlers would be allowed on the
stand f,On which the police had driven
them previously. He said that since h''
had been requested To help chem by the
pushcart pedlers. police sergeant. whose
name he has and will give TO the Curidil
committee, went around among the PED
lers telling them not to testify against
the police
Il saw the pushcart men ChipblnS III W
collector last Saturday night 81 the
corner Of Suffolk and Grand streets, said
Schlacht, and We viii present afldaNts
to the aldermanic committee. There's no
use i'm trying to straighten tils tnin8 OUT
with the police ! don't believe they want
TO straishten things out. and ne only
| way for rs TO do is to so before me Al
dermanic committee.
Captain John ID. Ormsby will he the hrs'
witness at the aldermanc meeting thiS
afternoon. Mr. Buckner expects TO hnish
with him I'm half an hour and VIII then
examine Captain Stephen McDermott.
| AZ lit DlSiii'N +Ni''' nv - ''~N
dav two of the four women expected APP
| peareG and gave Mr.. Whltmans ASSIST
ants information corroborative or that
| previously supplied by Mrs. rooue'
f, Through these and other sources IL de-
| Veloped that the organized effort ailo"S
1 the disorderlv house element TO discreui'
| Mrs. Goode had progressed conslderao'N
when the faux pas OF Maier and Dubeiier
| nattened the scheme out
IL was learned that before Muller was
approached a number of women propr'e-
| tors of disorderly apartments were seeh'
| and il was explained to them That the!
| would have to stand by Mas ana
| Wolf. who were implicated by Mrs. Goode'
Further projection OF the kind tnat Mas
! had always delivered in the past Was the
reward held out. but when ii came ~
| Muller there was no basis FOR uau'ns
with him along that line. Muller was the
| Janitor Of building in which MIS- "'""e
| had lived. and Maier and Dubeiler are
| charged with brlbing him To infutn'" MS
| grand jury testimony
1t is likely that number Of these
women viii he on hand 10 testify AT 'he
trial OF Maier ana Dubcller that they
We're approached.
! Cop" Gave Red" Wooden Leg.
| Red" Seidners past activities are also
coming IN for closer scrutiny b> the us
| trict Attorneys investigators. II was
said that about six years ago, ~ an IN
| fortunate miX-up with the police. 'krd
! leg was so bullet-punctured that he had
| to have ii wooden one put ON, ana the pc
| liceman who shot him felt 50 badly ABOUT
| II that he made Red II gift of the wood
| en- leg.
William T. Murphy. lawyer for Mailer
| and Dubeller. said Red was friend
| of Dubeller but he did not think tha'
| Maier and Red" were anything more
| than acquaintances.
Both Maer and Dubeller. incidentally.
according to Mr. Murphy. are perfectly
| willing to go before the grand jury, but
| they will not waive immunity.
! The aldermanic committees additional
appropriation of $l5,Op Will come up pc-
! fore the board at its next meeting Al
| derman Frank Bowling, the Tamman!
| leader has already expressed himself as
| favoring the additional grant, but there =
| said 10 he some sentiment among the
| Democrats toward turning ii down ana
stopping the whole inquiry. II is believed
that Bowling will point ont 10 the dIsai-
fected ones. however. the likelihood "f Sc
: we're criticism II they tried 10 stop the III
vestigation, and though sixty votes are
! needed for the special revenue bonds nee
essary. the board Will probably allow the
| grant 10 go through.
George II. Stover, who said he was con
nected with the Bureau Of Municipal Ke-
search and the aldermanic investigating
COMMITTEES. was at the mems night court
| last night lie presented a letter of III
PRODUCTION to the chief clerk and then
took a seat at the press table
The visitor carried with him several
| printed cars, on which he jotted Gown
! the number Of each policeman who testi-
| fled and also made notes regarding the
| manner in which they gave their test
! monV. He was asked whether the courts
| were being Investigated. and ne repiled
| that he knew of no such investigation.
! He declared he was there 10 Judge OF the
! testimony given 10y the police and us
| probable veracity
| He said the procedure was TO be
| adopted in all the courts. ana that ne
had already been present AT session ol