New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

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mine, that you work for me-" said
Miss Smith.
Yes, but turn the money over TO
Louis, don't T." asked the girl. "He
told me that" The woman detective
knew that the girl was hardly in q
position TO fully understand the trans
action, but upon giving her full in
formation she told Miss Smith she was
willingly going into a life OF shame
for the man she loved, because he said
there was money IN 1t.
Last Thursday night the girl was to
be sold. Detective Enright told Rosen-
berg he would give him S25.
~ want $50 for this chicken" Ro-
senberg said. shes as good : the
girl in Chicago. She's young just
starting in this business-and Will
make a GO he said
The two struck an agreement on SIS
They went 10 a house on the East Side
somewhere near Third Avenue and
Ninety-sixth Street After the money
had been passed Rosenberg was ar
rested by Detectives Foley and Hughes
as he was nearing Park Avenue and
Ninety-sixth Street Taken 10 the Eas:
l04th Street station. the lieutenant al
the desk was directed 10 withhold de-
tails of the arrest, as il would cause
q leak"
Friday afternoon Magistrate Apple
ton fixed bail at $4,000 for eXamina-
ton tomorrow. The girl Is IN the
House of Detention.
Strike Gallucci Trail?
While Deputy Commissioner Lords
men were working on this case they
were introduced 10 q gang which IS
closely allied 20 the Italian gunner
who run lotteries. hang out in the cot
/ fee houses, ruin young women and beat
UP suckers" for hire For the last
eight weeks Enright, Foley and Hughes
have been securing Little Italy, letting
It be known that they wanted girls
/ They introduced a woman, who was
( their hacker.
"Why don't you meet some Of Gal
lucci's bunch9' asked gangster.
/ The Gallucci referred TO was Giosut
! Gallucci, known as the King OF White
! Slavers" in Little Italy. He and hi
I son were shot last Monday night anc
4 died in Bellevue Hospital.
"How can get in asked Enright
Meet me on Third Avenue on Mon
day night"
The detectives did. Three gangsteri
were introduced as runners for Gal
/ lucci's policy shop" and "pedlers." I'm
medistely the barter for five girls be
gan.
This is Sport and his two pals,
said The obliging gangster, who be
lieved Enright was on the level in hi!
declared purpose Of getting girls.
NV pals" said Sport" "have go
the goods. Believe me, they have some
babies"
Enright sized sport" up as all right
and held q conference with his woman
friend They conferred too long Il
suit Sport" He told them if they
thought he was not there, he coulC
show connections that would put hin
IN right.
Girls Delivered.
~ you can show US your place, wei
produce the goods for you right away.
Enrlght was stumped. He had no rea
place to bring them to. Calling up {
friend he asked for the loan Of the
/ apartment. 1t was found necessary fol-
/ them to hire a furnished apartment
/ They went TO substantial looking
apartment house near Riverside Driv,
on l46th Street, and while the mer
. were waiting on the East Side TIT
woman detective and Enright made tn,
necessary arrangements.
Pretty nice place" said Enright
The cops are all right up here-nt
trouble and lots Of real coin"
Sport" said he thought it looked al
right TO him, and decided to close III,
deal for fve girls. why, that looks :,
good TO me I'd Ike TO go in on 1t my
self" he said.
The five girls were brought up to III,
fat, Miss Smith, the detective, assisting
Enright. 1t was about II o'clock yes
terday morning. Sport" and his tw
pals, the five girls and Miss Smith sa
down 20 talk.
Come now; let's get this out Of I'll
way said sport" Give US the col
and well get off"
Slowly counting the FIVE $40 bills En-
right handed the money 10 the mer
sport" directing how the divisio
should be made
/. Then Comes Arrest