New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-19

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last year. The idea was to put the
fear of God" into the hearts OF the
"Slavers" who held such vengeance
against Judge Gibbs. There seems 90
he no question in the minds of many
detectives that the "siavers" were d.
rectly responsible for the outrage.
The murder Of Fuliano was particu-
larly brutal. II occurred in broad day
light, when the crowds were beginning
TO hurry 10 work. Fuiano was on his
way TO an automobile warehouse, his
wife TO her task as a seamstreSs. As
they walked in Fourteenth Street near
First Avenue his wife pointed out a
man about twenty years old longing
in a doorway. As she did so the man
ran over.
Il got you now" he said, and his
automatic pistol pumped six bullets a.
FulianO. Two took effect FulianO died
three hours later in Bellevue Hospital.
His assailant escaped.
. Mrs. Fuliano. her sister and her
brother-in-law. Salvatore Fuliano, were
convinced that the crime was the work
of "slavers" They said two men, oyi-
IDENTIFY cadets. came TO their home. at
/ pa First Avenue. four or five nights
ago, and made insulting remarks to the
out. Tuesday night two men tried TO
get Salvatore into a fight lie reached
his door, and he and Joseph again
/ drove the men away. Wednesday night
three men set upon Salvatore, beat him
and took his watch.
Levenson, who was sentenced by
Judge Mott. i'm General Sessions. was
b convicted last week Of selling a girl 10
/ Detective William J. Enright for S25.
/ DEPUTY Police Commissioner Lord was
present when the marked money was
passed. The prisoner, who had pleaded
guilty. received the sentence without
comment. Weinstein, too, received his
sentence quite calmly.
Abrams. who Will be examined to
day, swore hotly at the time o. his
arrest:
"If 60 up the river for this III get
the man who put me through
As a matter of fact. Abrams did not
know at that time "the man was a
detective. The whole scheme had beer
arranged in very smart fashion. En-
right had fraterniZed with Levenson
By posing as the proprietor Of dis
orderly house frequented by sailors.
For a time the negotiations tagged
The go-between told Levenson that
III W
the actual purchase of the girl. As 2
matter of fact, Enright was at the
Criminal Courts Building, testlfynG
against Levenson.
He returned a few days later -
Abrams house. a. 9O6 Freeman Street
The Bronx. With him was a woman
supposed to be the manager OF ms
disorderly house. She was really de-
tective from the Society for. the Pre-
vention OF Crime. She and knrlgh'
got the girl, Lilly Levine, alone IN
room on the preteXt of talking with
her. Suddenly the ~oman detective
developed a fit of "mad Jealousy be
cause Enright, her supposed lover, "Wa'
stuck on the other girl" She attacKeC
the girl. and Enright broke up 1.-THE
fight" He ran over TO Abrams.
Marked Money Paid Over.
"Here. I've got to get out. The police
might hear this row and come IN ne
said. lie paid the marked money tC
Abrams. and hurried out with the 1--WE
women. who had been witnesses TO th'
transaction. As Enright reached the
bottom of the stairs he met DETECTIVE
Foley and Stenographcr Hughes.
member Of Deputy Lords staf. Ih'
two men went up TO Abrams fiat an(
arrested the man. They found the ~
in his pockets and arrested him on I'M
charge Of compulsory prostitution;
DWELL. that girl won't squaWk. she
got two bullets in her now, and CUES
she'll stick" he said. On the way u
the station house he boosted OF ms pui
with the "Dopey Benny gang. Abram
said he was can embalmer "heh
work"
lie swears he was Framed up b,
the notice. but this is a very common
coroplaint bv the "slavcrs." A simila
ono was made yesterday by Jacob -
mon. who was held by Magistrate No
Ian in Yorkvile court on burglar.
cbaroe He said Detective Dennlsol
had "framed up" the burglary on W.
conditions. One was that he would de
liver tho two other men Implicated i
Tho burglary. the second that he woul
not he rcarrestcd on white slave
charge made against him and dropped
Frame Up Charge.
az WAS discharged three weeks sg2
Dennison knew where the girl was a.
tho time lie could have put me away
tben lint he didn't want TO. THIS bur
eiorv was framed in the Second Brancr
6otcctive bureau, where | went four OF
five times" he said. III.
Dcnnison said the gil in, the whit
slayo case disappeared, and the cas-
was adjourned from time to time. Fl
Ta d II was cropped, and Simon prom
jscd Dcnnison in gratitude, the detec
tive said. to tip hir' of TO any valuao!
information. -. ee.,. ma,
Since October more than hity me-
who live off street women nave pee
convicted OF minor offences IN lhspecto
Of
,,;c;;orS We're for picking pockets. |
o,,itc common for the cadet and ont
Of his his Girls to work together in picking
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