The evening world. Newspaper, January 3, 1895, Page 3

KEEP POLITICS OUT OF IT. Dr. Parkhurst ‘Says that Is Necessary in Police Reorganization, MILITARY MAN AT THE HEAD. He Does Not Believe, However, in Establishing a Mili- tary System. HE FOUND TRACES OF A DEAL. An Effort Was Made to Compromis at the Start of the Lexow Investigation. Dr. Parkhurst had more to say this morning upon the plan of reorganizing the police force of this city, which is now becoming & subject of more inten: interest than ever. : : “The suggestions which I have already made,” said the Doctor to an “Evening World” reporter, who called upon him at his house this morning, “with refer- ence to the appointment of a committee of five good men who have nothing to do with police affairs for the purpose of reorganizing the Department simply comprehend the plan advocatetl by the Society for the Prevention of Crime in @ general wa: “We have not got down to detatls yet. Whese men should po: ability and intelligence, and should be entirely un- prejudiced, so that they may be able to make judiciois appointments and secure ‘the best possisle force from the material that offers, Not a “Military Ba: “The idea seems to have become cur- rent that we believe in having a police force organized on the military system, but that is not so, I think the sugge: tion that is made, that the chief or- ganizer of the new force should be a man from West Point or Annapolis, is @ very good one. But this only applies to the head of the Department. “A man with a military training would be just the thing for the head of the force, but it 1s not necessary that the military system should be adopted. Buch a man would be better qualified to reorganize the force on a sound basis, and being taken from outside this city he would be entirely free and untram- melied in his actions. Not an Admirer of Piatt. The attention of Dr. Parkhurst was called to the reportaythat Mr. Platt and his friends might oppose such a scheme, and_he replied: ni “While I have never been an mirer of Mr. Platt or his method think ‘that A“greNt teal has been at- tributed to him which ts not true. be} “What we most fear, however, in car- rylng out our plan of police reform is “interterence of those who seek to make capital cut of political appoint~ the ments at the expense of public interests. I may say right here that we discovered fome very plain tracks of this at the be- ginning of the police investigation when the question of selecting counsel to the Lexow Committee came up. Evidence of a Compromise Deal. rie sort of a compromise, and ¥ absolute evidence o1 that certain persons were trying to ma- nipulate thi their party's interest, The! is nothi is 60 obstructive to reform as the influ ence of persons who are in politic: the sake of politics, They are thick all und ui: 3 d we fear them more than enything else. "it'is "my conviction that nine-tenths of the rank and file of the citizens of New York are anxious for nothing #0 much as to have the results of their vic- ey, carried out to the fullest extent. at they want to see is good, solid, ling work done. “T have received hundreds of letters which Indicate now the people feel upon this subject. They show that this feel- ing I have alluded to, 1s more Intense ‘than ever, and that now is the time to ‘ahead with the work, There should no del “There is no question whatever that this sentiment is universal, or where It Blt If we can get away from the bane- ful influence of politicians who are only bent upon feathering their own nesta, shall have accomplished a great deal. t will be Indeed @ happy and blissful time if we succeed. But they die hard. Dr, Parkhurst admitted that he was writing a book upon the subject of re- form, which would soon be in the hands of the publishers, Hook on Reform. ‘work which hi and I have undertaken it princ! order to answer the many inquiries which have come to me from this and other cities where work of reform is contem- it will be in the nature of a gulde- book for those who are interested in, this sort of work, and will contain sug- estions which my own experience has ught me for the best means of prose- such work. » Parkhurst intimated that it would tend to throw some new light on is oWn labors, put he deciined to say what these features would be, Im Accord with Morton, When asked what he thought of ti recommendations in Gov. Morton's mes: Gage regarding the prosecution of munl+ cipal reform, he replied that they were lent, and he hoped that the Leg- exer ture would act upon them at on been introduced in both branch: power of remoy: rT important subject. It is a good thin ani encouraging to all well-minded citi- gens of New York.” He declined to suy anything, however. as to the plans of the head the work at Albany, lool Wipe the present force out of existence, Unies this is done he believes it will be tmpossible to start upon a sound basis, king of the possibility, that in hsyrnes. might” be retained, | he Bunt, eet held tothe views ho’ had already repeatedly expressed. Mo take a constituent part of the most corrupt police force in the world, with the exception, “SOHERING'S a AZ Pi WATER ‘AB Droggists, LEH & FINK, How York, Agents, $2.20, thinkt the people of thie city cult one. Three Me: “These tracks lead very plainly to ave which showed gs to advance their own or is a brief sketch,” he said, ‘of the been done by the So- y within the past two oF three years, pally in 6) “The fact that measures haye already Legisia fo ie. the ‘Mayor’ the slature for giving the Mayor the | ee af of ine heads of city departments, shows that there {is no isposition to delay action upon this all- Society In pushing Ing to the reorganization of the Police Depart- iment, except that everything would be done’ to secure legistat on which would i perhaps, of that of le,” he said, “in order to Const Ope aystem, ‘syould: not. be We do not Want Byrnes, and Jerome Sides with Parkhurst. .W. Travers Jerome, who, with Fri was associate counsel with Mr. the Lexow Investigating Com- inced himeelf in favor at's plan for the reorgan- imation of the police force of this city. Mr. Jerome refuses, however, to sa) whether of the reves fetormer’s Plans to the extent of Keep: Supt. Byrnes out of it. I think Dr, Parkhurst's ideas gonnection with the Police Di both practicable and feasible,” said he. ‘The appointment of duly qualified commissioners to execute such plans {s both wise and proper, They wiil have Jots of work before them, but ith the co-operation of all good’ citi. ens their task should not be a dim- Mr. Jerome maintains a rigid silence with regard to Dr. Parkhu crit ¢lsms of the Lexow Committee and its handling of Supt. B: He bel that Mr. Goff made every effort to ex from the Superintendent every- to the Committee, and understanding Senator: WAS COOK MURDERED? Helé Without Bail to Await the Coro: Police Capt. Delaney, of the Charles Street station, to-day arraigned three Prisoners before Justice Taintor in Jef- ferson Market Court, under the euspicion of havin Cook, @ laborer, on New Yea or early the following morning. aused the death of George night The names of the men thus accused are Owen Brady, a bartender, twenty- four years old, and Samuel Connelly, thirty-nine years old, and Robert Smith, twenty-five years old, both laborers. The Police are also looking for three women and two men who were in the company ff Gouk during the last few hours of his Justice Taintor, at the request of Capt Delaney, remanded the prisoners in. t! latter's custody until to-morrow atte! noon at 2 o'clock. Bull was asked for in the case of Connelly, but the Justice would no! hear of It. George Cook, the dead man, was forty-five years old, and resided with oie at ¢. Perry st: 7 cee left ‘ear's Eve, xt morning at 245 o'clock his dead’ body the huuse at ‘est Twelfth street, Blood was trickling from his ears, and his hair was matted with blood. Capt. Delaney’s men reported the case to the Coroners’ office, with instruc- ttons to make an autopsy. It was be- Meved that Cook had been clubbed, or that there was a bullet in his head. | The result of the autopsy will bi public this afternoon. ‘iid pipe siade FIVE HURT IN THE CRASH. Reading Trains Co! Germantown. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8.—Five per- sons were injured in a railroad wreck which occurred early this morning on the Philadelphia and Reading road a short distance below Germantown. The t H. about the head with flying lass, Snyder, Pence sergeant, of Red Fern; Police Lieut. Keyser and Frank Bacon, all of whom were able to go to their homes. The collision was between outward passenuet train No, 181 and train No, for Philadelphia. Both engines were Badly, smashed and two of the front cars of the down train were completely Wrecked. Both engineers escaped bi jumping. The train collided at thi Bridge, where the itch hea aoe Street been correctly turned. Th i wan standing in front of ‘nie box” on says he thought the switch was all right. —_ One Dead and Three in D: BOsTO! Mareno, hie cousin; Raphaelo and Raphaelo Gireno, ariinmihanares ea Los = Annie Trainer, a saleswoman, of 9 West Bixty- third street, was knocked down by a cable car in avenue and Sixty-third street, crossing Columb at jured, jorning and dangerously She was removed to Rucsevett Hospital, —— CANNOT SUE FOR ART WORKS, Dealer Heagse' Pie Justice Andrews. Frank Hegger, an art dea! of 58 Wall street, 1893, Beck: for which he has never been 4, Mr. Weeks in answer said that Mr. Beckwith's affairs were very much in- olved and it was a question if the estate was solvent; that the claim of Mr. Hegger had not been rejected and would be passed on in due course of time, Justice Andrews denied Hegger'e mo- it could be renewed at @ later date if the claim tion for leave to sue, but sal ‘was rejected, —-—_—— >____- To Dance for Charity. ‘The Ladies’ Fuel and Ald Society will give an ning at Terrace je under the man- entertainment and ball this Garten. The entertainment agement of Mr. I. Simon. The talent clude Louis Mann, the Comedies Tiddi the pocket edition ‘of the late Pat Roons ; Quinn, Comedian: Anna May Mars, éanc: and Loney’ tn comloalities, — ‘Too Persistent a Beggar. Cart Fisher, seventy years old, of 80 Cherry street, was sentenced to the (sland for one month by Justice Burke, in the Easex Market Police Court, to-day. He was arrested for soliciting al ion ef Grund. #treet and. Howe Armory Gets a Clock. Tiffany & Co, have offered to present a fine electric clock for the Twenty-second Rey Armory, which will by road, and which will building in the drill room. THE ONWARD MARCH Consum) stopped short by Dr, Pierce Gaiden Saoaieat Disvorery. ‘you haven't waited beyond reason, . It 8 Tn scrofulous conditions corepa Tslood whieh invite Consumption; this medicine is specific. Mrs. Sanam 8, SxmED, of Cio, Iredell Co ARY 3, 1896. _ Hata and Apartments To Let. Usturniohed Morth of iagtn Street. np ST 14GL, neat 1824 at. — Renp #1 to $13; 4 @ & Haht roome; the nest flats in the city for the money. _ __Furnished Rooms to Let. _ FOR THE NEW YEAR TURN OVER A NEW LEAF AND GET YOURSELF A NEW FACE. EASIER THAN YOU THINK. INDICATING TRRITABLE, NACIOUS DISPOSITIONS, THOSE QUICK TO TAKE OFFE: NATURAL TO PF! BESSING DISPOsT ATH ST. 6 B-? warm elngle roma $3, top Real Estate for Sale- FOR SALB—$5,000—In_ Greeny! private ‘house, with all food loratlon: Owner wishes. to sell on a: MULLER, 18s ‘Bedroom. with use of Kitchen, ly furnished roomin, house tmproremente; : i terme Feasonable, Danforth ave., nlurniahed™ aceaneous. ished completel axsiriment eq marked In plain figures = S9TH ST., 206 E—Furnished rooms & front bans: nth will bay OG Court. ment foF Hgbt Bo or Broome and batit; keeping, Fenpe Large @ small heated room! wentlomen, $5; lad) 0, 4, do not bother looking for # fa unt you Apply to our rents ing department; we have them at all prices To Rent to Harlem; send for tiluatrated book HENRY MANNDS @ SONS, 420-481 8th ave _ REONS OF SWEET, PREPOS- ION®, 80 ALSO WE FIX UP FLAT OR BROKEN NOSRS8, PROJECTING EARS, PROTRUDING LIPs, DIMPLES, AND REMOVE ALL VERITADLY MAKE PUT IN PRETTY room, Ng acres, with or z B84 acres, wit STH RT, 1h0 W, cont withor? stock and work, Putnam Hove, er that address GEO. oT keeping; Aret-clase house; (rani accommodated. YOU A NEW FACE, YOUR DISPOSITION DEPENDS ON YOUR- SELF, WE CAN'T CHANGE THAT, WE MAKE YOU LOOK WELL, THEN YOU HAVE ONLY TO TURN OVER A NEW LEAF AND BE GOOD. AND BEAUTY TeULe ALI ANOLE Tt BEST TO ANY ADDRESS ON RECEIPT OF 100, JOHN H. WOOD URY Dermatological Institute, 127 W. 42d St., N. Y. Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Loute. John He Woodbury. ie the inventor of Wood- bury's Facial Boap for the Skin, Plexion. Took. om” Meauty and TO SAVE CAPT, MAX. Schmittherger’s Lawyers Protest Against His Trial. Unfurnished —Brookiva. B Furnished Estate for Sale Out of the City. RIZED FARMS for sale: Daraeine for exch 334 M.—targe & mma to Hrooklyn Hite, hourekeoping oF a. respectable, - MTH OT. 334 W—Large room, neatly furnished, i near bridge entrance 4 large roome each, noritlemen of housekeeping. 182 F—Nicely furnished front room, | man @ Wife, for housekee FARM of 87 acres, 2 mi House. sell cheap for erty of equal value, Valley at., Orange, N. J. | Estate to Exchang wh or trade for fees JAMES CLAR Furnished —€ SON AVE, 18: (Strang’s bell) —Fiv mplete for housekeepin Furnished -west Side, m fate, newly fur ‘enteral Double (TH 8T., 109 , ished’ also hall Foot; e ‘prices; ret ‘Country seat or farm tor cated Sain in Brooklyn, York City Wall 16 minute from New | CURTIS, 14 Broadway. GTi st, 121 B parlor & bedroom; | gentlemen or couple; conveniences, reasonable, | y furnished back parlor; + private houne, SETH ST dW. $10 weekly; alto xingle rooms. near Broadway—2d fla @ Fooma Tew furniiire; $10 week, je turntahed Nicely furnished 4-roqm flat, Kentlemen oF couple; matology with ttery to rath St. Inclusive. it j mltable for 2; house private 190 B.—Nively tw bath, all conven A ®.—Furnished back parlor; heated; ‘ompletely furnished 24 flat, Wie m, and two large eleva RULAND & WHITING, 6 Beek ove rath St. + rent reaonable, s+ ve. to North River | TH AVE.—Fine G-story fia 12K —Nicely turni 41.30; large room, 24 floor, tinprovem ntly furnished front room, Well heated, bath @ all {mpreveienta; priv: W—Nively furnished fat, © roome mieam heated. Janitor. 6 rooms, near Dreadway, Houses and Apartments to Let & bath, Tat floor One Teme, 900. tine; Third and (No aatra charge on Semdaye Venlences; gents, ladies, couple; priv ae ea at BOTH ST. 149 B—Nicelv furnished room, with Haht housekeeping. 4 K—Two nicely furnished rooma for ght! houvekeeping; $2.50 weakly. y furnished room ing it desired; private how urnished completely, Hight; location They Say Goff, Lexow and Linds: Promised Immunity. Unfurnished Houses to Let. ASSTORY BRICK AND BROWNSTONE HOUSE In East 19th t., near 2d ave, Protningham & Timp- | Furnished corn MNTH ST., 12 F—Nicely furnished room, HANDSONK brow $100 per month. OSTH 8T., 16 W.—81 heated, velvet carpota; rent reasonable, Baldwin, 107 W.—Elegantly furnished, steam- heated Mat: $35 monthly; owner resides in build- And That It Is a Direct Violation of Good Faith. dor Broadway, | 125TH ST. 221 E.—Large room, “housekeeping, $9; two hati! rooms, 81:60 . Was found sittin upright on the stoop SMALL HOUS Apply 160 W. 28th re, Flats and Apartments to Let. 7Q LET for colored people, near way; alo rooms; rent reascuable. NTH ST. 79 Wi—Part 24 Aint, _Tooms, nicely furnished light housekeepinj 39—Furntshed room for house. ing; $2.50 per week near Varick—Lari gentlemen or housekeeping. CLINTON PLACE, The news that the District-Attorney had ordered the trial of Capt. Max Bchmittberger to go on next Monday morning in the Court of Oyer and Ter- t surprise to all who are famillar with the facts sur- rounding the giving of Schmittberger's timony before the Lexow Committee. Until yesterday afternoon it was per- fectly understood by all connected with | the case—by Schmittberger’s and by the Captain himeelf—that his confession before the Lexow Commit- tee would relieve him from prosecution on the charge of bribery. District-Attorney in ordering the trial to go on ts looked upon by lawyers as & direct violation of good faith on the part of the Stat Lawyer Joseph F. Moss, who is asso- clated with William F, Surrogate Rollins in the conduct of Schmittberger’s cas “A direct promi that if we allowed Schmittberger to go upon the witness stand before the Lexow Committee to ity in the Police Department, he would not be prosecuted under the In- dictments that had been found against im. pate prom! Furnished —North of :asth Street. rooma & bath, comfortably furnished; MANHATTAN 111—Furntshed, room ‘& couple, from $1.80 to $4.50, GREENWICH AVE, for housekeeping; all conveniencer wien HORATIO ST., 23, near sth ave—Large, sunay front room; ‘ire if required; $2 MACDOUGAL, Improvements: _ ST. NICHOLAS AVE, 204—Two nicely furniat together oF separate; Unfurnished—E: BERKMAN PLAC! _basement & two floors'in a private hous KH. Bist at —$35; | very moderate miner came ¥ parlor floor; fine oF honaekeeping, HIGH-CLASSED FURNISHED FLATS, fine tocall- 180—Furntshed rooms; all Apply. renting dep BS & BONS, 429, GL th LEXINGTON AVE,, 1378, near 106th #t—Flat, & Night, largo rooms, Improvements, § de Just Below D AVE., 2104 & 2106, near loath Toma, ‘with improvementn, $8 to $10. lor d& basement, $25; ala | T HAVE a large assoriment, of furnished fa wiil furnish any flat @ sub. FLAGG (600 furntahed if tail to mult you Jet to you hy the week, fata), 242 W. 224 at. WASHINGTON PLAC “floor, 4° rooms “337, between ist @ 2d 6 tooms, bath. with pai halle @ bath ‘aves. —iiandsom th ave.—Largs room, heated,” $2; hall ‘roc The act of the QUINCY sT., apartments, only $8.50 & $4 weekly. Thompeon. a TEED Unfurnished Rooms to Let. Large hall room to rent, wotur: heated; new houne Uon—3, 4 rooms, sup; washtubs, ¢ oT Fy Auguata—Flats 4 nice rooms, bathroom, 1 Might, $14.5 192 E.—6 rooms, bath; {mprovementa; ; Mear 8d ave. L station. OTH ST., 211 TO 243 E.—New houres apartments, $9. | other rooma, near %th_st.—Handsomel nished parlor bedroom, light housekeeping; jandaome square rooms, singly of on wutte; gentlemen or buxiness wo: man; reasonable. comfartable front oom; ght housokeeping; Howe and ex- Unfurnished front Sultable light bua! ITH 8T., 25 W.—Comfortable turntahe: sald this morning: front room, well heated; all convenien private house; h was made to u Unfurnished Rooms Wanted WANTED, Jargo square, unfurnished room, with room: heat & eax; terme must be Permanent, 148 102D ST., 108 E.—6 large rooms, near park; tm= _Provements; rent, 413; free to 1th E.—6 rooms & bath; all improv free until Jan. 15 between Park @ Elevated ye rooms & bath, very moderate, ‘Furnished Rooms to Let W.—Denirable double house heated; ‘ingle! station—Flat 5 heated halls; $11 APARTMENTS in Bast 72d at, 2, ¢ laundry, hot @ ccld water; $6.25 to § ____ FOLSOM BROS., 826 Broadway. _ ANT RINGLE FLAT, @ rooms & bath: ali handsomely decorated lous; rent moferace, O'HARA, 1145 20 ave, FLOORS, 6 large PETER BANG, 201 E. 126th was made to me per- by Mr Goff, by Mr. Lexow and tant Distric’ rted thé mutter to he declined to advise Schmittberger one w t80 W., corner 7th ave.—Cholce rooma, large & small; moderate prices. 306 W.—Large front room, ‘stove; $3; board for respectable working girl, ‘Improved Dwelling, a tights! bath, 4. One Time, 90¢. ine; Third and No extra charoe on Sualana NO EXTRA CHARGE, Every American Dist. Tel. Office Authorized Advertisin Agency for THE WORLD. . messengers will answer your calle x free, and take dvertisements at office rates. ___ RING THEM UP! Jan. 2.—Raphasl Mereno, aged thirty- three, was found dead im bed, and Raphaelo Nico double beds; 4 gents; vath; $1, $1.25 weekly. 340 W.—Furnlshed roo! ntiemen of light housekeeping: mn the stand and that promise had a J tell what he knew i eal not been made we would not have al- er to testify as he id be stronger than the promise that was made to us that Schmittberger would not be if he testified lowed | Schmittbers Nothing cou! ST., 224 W.—Co homelike room; our World DALE, MADISON AVE., corner sath st —Elevator, steam hi and wood tur on premisen, to the corruption in the ly furnished room, ‘The action of .he District-Attorney is a flagrant violation faith. M aa Lawyer A H. Hummel talked to Mr. Igphone about ‘ter this morning, and then said: “Mr. Howe tells me that the District- Attorney has broken faith in a shame- ful way in ordering the trial of Schmitt- Tam sure that Mi will take action to stop it. sure that Mr. Lexow will not be a party to this action on the part of the District- “If Schmittberger should be put on ople of the State of be betrayed, and an: ting committee woul culty in obtaining wit- to testify under a promise of ATH ST, 206 W.—Large, ni for housekeeping; also hal Newly furntabe: AMSTERDAM AVE, “improvements; heated = COLUMBUS AVE., 726—Small decorated flats, 3 & all improvements; small familics on! Howe over the ed rooms, $5, HH rooms, $1.60; house heated; references. Aicely furntahed 337 W.—Newly furnished rooms, heated, $1.75, § 20TH ST., 350 W.—Hall room for first-clase private house, with extension; near Union Square—Large ished Tom; hall room, $2.80, GREENWICH 7 “to let; rent $16 monthly. 2—To Tet, epi _ments, rents cheap; fine local WEST END A Hight” basement r to gO on. Denied by 419 W.—Nicely furnished room, ed; also hall room; board optional; mude 1, @ Nght rooms, applied to Justice Andrews in Supreme Court, Chambers, to-day for leave to bring sult against Henry de Forrest Weeks, the Committee in charge of the affairs of Leonard Forbes Beckwith, a prominent club and society man, who was adjudged insane Nov, 21, 300, 804 corner 27th trial now the New York wou! other investi have great di LEXINGTON AVR. 1 large fvom, with all conveniences, res tor bedroom; bath; housekeeping. Bryan, rew houses, rents, §: MAN, 304 7th LEXINGTON AVE. rooms, sunny, heated; bath, & , Mear 24th at.—Nicely furs Bisbed large @ amall warm rooms; g STANTON ST., 142 _W,—Respestable family, aduluy, 3 cheerful’ rooma 1 Might, $15 321 W.—Decorated apartment ‘every conventenc ‘square room, 1 oF % gentlemen NY mot say at this time what Butt room, suitable for % action Mr. Howe will ‘ger will not be tried. be seen to-day and I sure that he will not trict-Attorne; that the trial 4 front room, married couple or gentlemen; privilege of kitchen. SUFFOLK 8ST. action that handsomely furnished, heated; private house. UD ST, aT Ww. Hegger alleges that in August, 1893, ith purchased books, pictures and frames of the value of $1,664.50 from him irand—Large hall room, Nicely furnished front base- $45 single room, $1.50, Four nice rooms, basement flat, 4 ice be violated by the Dis- T am quite sure Schmittberger will not BO on, despite what the District-Attor- ‘No action will be taken to-day or to- | g; in see now, but | FB aL —Ni $4.78. Bloom's bell. ge furnished | STH ST.” 851 W.—An elegant floor Tooms, newly renova Four very. dealr light rooms, very convenlent & nic | 2D AVE., 333, iight housekeeping, sepa private family. | 8D AvE., 345—Parior, 1 Aight; gentlemen, 90—Handsome frst floor, others, 1.25 neatly furnished F 2D BT. 145 W.—Nicely furnished rooms for busl- ‘hess Then oF man & wife, 362 W.—Cholce of large oF amail rooms, Well furuiebed; 20TH ST,, 808 W.—tnt corner flat, 6 light room decorated,” finw order. sent the matter in ‘such form that Jus tt graham will not permit the trial ir, Hummel would not say what form rotest would take, but it is rtmenta ail times; | % 3b ST. 21 TO M5 Wim Room 8, 239 W. =Nice light 4-room flat; qulet Inquire janitor -4 light rooms & bathe parlor heaters; all improve- Ser eee W ree & email front rooms; heated, | hyuse; ‘private neighborhood, T. 1 W.—Large room handsomely fur- ed’; halt room; Bouse heated; near understood ¢ ator Lexow will both tak in t.e effort to have the trial for housekeeping, bal bot & cold water, $3.50 a week. ibis furuished rooms, running art in some ls 3D ST., 407 W.—Comfortable, cleaa, heated rooms 81H ST, 273 W,—Lieautifully furnished oth Bat, $12.60 weekly, worth $15 if lower down. r went to Howe & office this morning, and had a conference with Lawyer Joe’ Moss, but say anything to reporters istrict-Attorney Lindsay, the police cases js morning what [oss had said about his pi ising not to prosecute Schmittbe: tifled before the Committee, sald: “I do not propose to discuss this mat- ter in the newspapers. F.—Large @ small Toma; transient of permanent; house heated, ree front room, nicely furnished, or housekeeping; gas, bath, W.—Handsome perior floor sults STH ST, 4-1 ; aquare room, $3, bath, conventenc Dicely furnished’ rooms, $1.25 to 85 weekly ave —Large ns, 24 uur, With oF without board; reawu- ali’ tuprovementa, large @ small; 419, 17 Wi—New, W.—Handsome improvements; 3 ght rooms, $12.60, $13, {also hall rooms; MTH ST, 318 E —Nicely furnished large & small prices moderate (Union Square)~—Frout, parlor, If Mr. Moss said Schmittberger not be tried, he will receive his answer {n_vourt next. Monday ‘When asked if it the District-Attorney is merely putting Schmittberger's case on for trial for the urpose of getting rid of it, and to ob- in @ judicial decision as to whether it GTH ST., 836 Floor of @ rooms, $14; Apartments of 3 & 4 rooma from $7 to $4; free until the 16th 45TH ST. 858 W., between Ath @ 9th aves 8 light rooms halls heated; new houses; rent $17 to 457 W.—Laree hall mis for house suitable for 3% ly; large room, 2D ST, 114 E—Two connecting 24 floor room Large & small housekeeping, $3; also others board; referenc om; quiet, Fe: 138 W.—Choice of handsomely furs Rished fooms, $3 upward per week. MTN ST. 227 W—Warm, handsomely furntehed Foomm; Also square, sunny front room, 35, TH RT, 264 autifully furnished, warm | rooms; 4-room flat, $10 weekly, | Woodman, MTH ST, — Beautifully turntahed suitable 16 board Sunny 3, 93. ed “Iarte room, | 35TH ST, 33 Lares double parlor, handsome. Kents or housekeeping, $3, others reasonable. iP ly furnished, “housckeoping, ¥, sunuy single 220 E.—Nicely turniahed targe room, Convenionce; terinn Fe ‘oom, $1.75, ATH OST. M4 W—orront @ bark parton, hand- tomely turnished, with of without hoard, [2TH ST, 818 W.—two connecting front roma all improvements; also other ‘urntehed parlor bath, kitchen; comple:s for housekeeping; also hall room; for Nght housekeeping: also hall room, MTH ST., 238 W.—Connecting rooms, neatly tur- Nishod “convenient for housekeeping. “TH ST, ‘W.—Unusually pi howe arma @ single rooma:” break phyrivian's office, 104 W.—Nice teht front room, hi euitablé for 2 MeCarthy. 1 W.— Large @ small room iT ait & warm rooms, with Lavery accommodation; board If required. Gale, SNTH BT. 223 W., near Broadway—Pleavant hoome-like, heated’ ruoma; every eonvenienc board optional: reasonable. S9TH BT, 241 W.—To Inay aple, wouth front room; closet, running water; hall room 30TH ST., $32 W.—Conneeting rooms for house Keeping; hail roome for gentlemen; newly fur nished: to respectable parti 80 to $10. 39TH ST, 251 W.—Attractive furnished room steam heated, qulet house, permanent or tran went. Green, ast 8° near Broadway—Large & amall _ Foot tly furnished; heated. 4D ST. 1b W —Larke & small rooms, southern janiire; newly furnished & heated, 43D ST.. 413 W.—Very neat hall room, $1.60, gaa, ‘bath: ‘also furnished Kitchen, $1.25 (ATH ST. 147 W.—Ptensant furnte’ Feasonable; board optional; tr modated. sd room; price jenta accom- 6 ny hall room ; private family. @TH ST. 4€ W.—Buite of fonms, als alcove _foom, with bath; moderate: references, 4TH 8T., 149 W.—Newly furnished rvoma; entlenien only, wy ar 138 W.—Dright, handsomely furnished r therm expoure; private family; refer- Jarge clove ence. asrit ST. dsomely turn joated room; pri 4TH ST., 200 W. __hoanekeeping: .—Nicely turalshod light 1 th, wardrobe: $1.79. De Heck. 73'W., 1 block from L station—Fur- se PTH BT, niahed Foome for gentl @TH BT., 243 W.—Handsome, large rooms, ault- able for two; every conveniences; $3 to $5. SAD ST, 137 E.—Nicely furnished roomn; heat, afar # all convente housekeeping if de- STH ST., 402 W.—Pleasant front for 2 light _housekesping if required. ieNsaaat ., 922 W.—Handsomely furnished rooma, heated" board if desired; moderate. STH ST, 44 W.—Large, handsomely furnished parlors," doctor ‘or coupl SETH BT., 34 Foom, sults or singly; $2 upward. Edgar. S7TH BT. 447 W.—Sunny furnished room & bed- _Toom, heated private house; 86 weekly. G9TH ST., 316 W —Furnished rooms; | . water: very reasonabl: OTH BT. 35 W. privats’ house. 1D 8T., 16% F—Nicely furnished large & amall Fooma’ with all e ne z 2 102 W.—Firet-claas furnished large or M1 Foome; gentlemen or respectable married _Apply superintendent. 100TH BT. 101 W.—Pleasant, sunn; joining ‘bedroom Bowers i: ae LSTA ST. 337 W.—Elemant large, small heated Gunny rooms, private house, $3, $5. lee ‘Front bedroom; running water; Morts o sats Sti t STH AVE., 2467, top floor—Sunny front room & bedroom,’ heated; gentlemen; $6 weekly. Crookivn. GANDS &T., 14—Bright, ‘sunny room for Neht hounekeeping o gentlemen; also emall room, WILLOW 8T.. 68—Furniahed rooms on Height also first floor, suitable for physicli Dear Bvery American Dist. Tel. Office {s an Authorized Advertisin Agency for THE WORLD. A.D. messengers will answer your call- box free, and take your World Advertisements at lice rates. RING THEM UP! t Side. IRVING PLACE, 2, near Union Square—Desira- Wie roomes excellent table; moderate tertue; ute bare ee eee LEXINGTON” AVE... 693, corner 62 #t Extra large. hall. rooms good table; ‘price moderate, = XINGTON AVE) 425, corner 43d—Purnished rout parlor, eniall, "large rooms; Getta American beard, LEXINGTON AVE Toomey all conv reusonsiler LEXINGTON AVE , 40—Laree & email” roou Heated, with or without beard : MADISON ST, 6+—Large & small front room: i 242, near, s9th—Sunny, superior table; very 4TH AVE, 102-85 yoare established; mechasion’ | boardinghouse; good fires; home comfort $2.60, $5 weekly. Delaney’s. OTH 81. 64 Boarders handeor furnished large @ small rooms; first-class board, 10TH ST, 81 E.—Large front parlor. private on- trance, “hall rooms; reasonable; table beard. LTH ST, 26 E.—Large nicely furnished room F two,” with oF without connecting room cellent table LTH 8T., 27 E—Hall room; good tab! ant lable board; cheap, GsTH ST., 163 B.—Newly turnlsned, bh _ board, 2, $11 to $14, hull room, $5. HIST ST, 83 E.—Handsomely furnial with Poard; reasonable rates; references UST S1.. 2 E—Desrable & handsomely tur ished ‘rooms, with bowie, | board, terms moder se 3D ST., 248 E.—Board, $4.50 up; he bath; ‘strictly respectable home fouthera exposure; reasonable terms; table HST. 14 E—Pieasant rooms, doubl go on, Mr. Lindsay 4'roome, $12; ail pal & four light front rooms; | smiled and said: » “That Is a good wa: man to look at it; you are on the right | track, now go ahead.” Bchmittberger and Mr. joft's office about 11} o'clock and waited there over an hour t prosecutor. 11.30 “o'clock | Senator came into Recorder Goff's office and for a newspaper | ample | 2.7H ST, 116 E—Pleasant, warm rooms, with 04 of half month; 3, 4 rooms, | © room for house: Handsome square room, large roomm for Kent adios went to Recorder of three laree, newly decorated; ately furnished roots; + 105 W.—6 roma & bath, 24 floor; just ting | Baste 3D 81 ier roome, base: | * bing rool, also roums for gentlemen, Schmittberger and Moss were a to Say anything at all subject of the Captain's immunity from prosecution. Elogant steam-heated f bath, ‘$20; also ; owner rextdes on pre <Uiegantly furnished | HTH ST., 164 E.—Handsomely furnlabed roomie prices |seTn st, as B— for ight business Tiberal iiducem One Disorderly House Raided. Handsomely’ tur TestAUrAnt ate | AST. ST. 241 B—Board. room. gente, $4.50, 86; for trlal by Justice Burke, to the Essex Market Potie> Court. to-day onderly house and violating the Excise law. at might by Cape street mation, on © tained by Garcia Diamond and Paul Mii that for (ourtee: ely {urnished for keeping an Seru ely furnished | 66TH ST., 15: housekeeping, | orn ST. clace was raided Moshe Eldridge Moralugeide Park A—CORNER FLATS Fr any business had done other | cam-heated, | 8D 8T., 181 E.—Large comfortable room for lady 45 to $8 Weekly. ALIGHT FL. | tonal, | MTH oT 1s E 18 W. Furnished rooms for gentle: | ggriy st. 164 h LSTH BT 1M EB —Bxcelient boas) @ room ta ice Captains’ Bom curiosity Je felt as to whether the reguiar well-ventitated dats Feasonavle’ rents, $1.60; table board, tension parlor for 2g tien OF light hourek DIST 8T., 861 W.—Largo & email, well-turoished, suuny Fvows, conbecting oF slugle; bousekeep: Nb wi cet i THE IROQUOIS, private Jewish family. Tet st. 239 B—Wai room, board; alt conveniences; 2 ‘gentiemen; # ncky Bamber. corerel of last you no longer eligible for admiesion, #7 MONTHLY; # large rooms, rear; barge: An large rooms, rear; bargaius, 98 Grove at, near Misecker @ Christopher, room for hovsekesplug, bot 12D 8T., 180, B—Roums, wiib Water; also otler rooms, guile, voard, 3 le, running water; moderate pri u board; references “good board, from $6 up; references, a | T & —Comfortable apartments, en suit ly; Grat-class table; families; bachelor K Large rooms, also hall rooms, with or without board. with excellent board; home comforts; moderate irable double @ sing rooms, with board; frst class; private tamil, arly breakfast fsreabie hotuet at, i and single roo, Rested. with board verme moder E—itandsomely turoished sunny soma, heated. ruahiog water; superior boards a “madera egantiy furnished large room for two, exquisice German board; references. and gentieman, ai conveniences; board op- ely furnished rooms. with | %: ‘good board. (n refined private family; refereaces, Pleasant furnished room; fret- ‘asa board; private Jewish family; private 64H —Handsomiely 1 alah Tom, suitable for two; hell foam; THE BRISTOL. 18 TO19 B VITH ST. pene Mh five, atble tantly house: Very moderate terma, CHARLES ST. 14—Parior floor, 4 rooms: GREENWICH AVE... 32—Nicely Foom & parlor, with of without WASHINGTON \arms moderate; references, NGTON PLAC excellent board; sa aa S| terme reasonable, terms, reference ATH ST. 225 W. cold water, excellent WITH 8T., 44 WoW tortable board, “At reasonable prices; table 23 W.—Handsome sunny room, xceltent beard; $8 a 4 63 families or gentiom Nicely furnished yearly breaktest; goed 267 W.—Best table im ety for _With board, $10 for a” Galv j Wo boardl bouees, 4 double ot alngie roome; We, 8, rea are @ small rooma; 18 boarders accom: oF three; heatey Rooms, ha. dsomel excellent closet, hot, ol boarders accommodated; re rence. 272 W.—Large & amail” roomie, Wi | bly turntahed, mmodated. 313 W., Christe, Hyuse—Koom ER | etaer@"alngly oF en suite; permanent of trum | 2D ST, 603 W, —Excellent board: Diahed’ front Fors: Indes, 3 ladles, $4; gente, | ioad bocrae 23D ST. 34 W.—Large & J tsomel ished rooms; frat-clags Rouse; 4-443 W., near “Ls? and sitiall rooms, heated, excelleat aD ST.. 438 W.—Double sunny room, sleel Alshed, heated, running 285 Finley a 267 W.—Large @ small rooms te Ne; moderate mi ponure; excell T. Inrgo & kmall, wii UTH ST. 241 W.—Large @ amall RTH St. 70s W —an NTH ST. 332 W. rooms; French L station, $6; couples, | W.—Nicely turmsned board & attendance; single, $9; @eu <, Lenox—Eley oder) Improvem 319 W.—Heated large & Rood family board; moderate, with frat class table and 167 W.—Newly tarnished | ‘with board; doctor's elles; ST., 211 W.—Large & small rooma; fame TH ST. 33 W.—Fe all appointments, first class; 36TH ST., 161 W.—Square & single sunny Foeme _wite board; terma moderate, rd in handsome 24 flat, Ring _of without board; convenient location, 21 W.—Large heated “rooms: also table H Sh, 1 W.—Furnished oma Wi | a board optional; homelike; STH ST., 321 W.—Larg 146 W.—Large _tooms, with board, muitable %, $14. 47TH ST., 324 W.—2 or 3 rooma, with pear fey parlof,, heated, ., 220 W.—Large & amall rooms with board; table board. = 4TH ST. 201 W.—Board “washing; single beds, #4. ight roome, gam batty CH double beds, 94. W.—2 front hall ntlemien: ‘pod table! amoderetee ees 331 W.—Large @ small muany fuming water, large | Gist ST | carn st., 2d floor! board: _with oF without board, a pe moderat ath & board; near excellent board, at a moderate rate, W.—Handeomely furnished rooma, French culainay comfortable; hall rooms $5. STH ST. 204 W.—Front room, good ‘Omforts, gentlemen; private house, 339 W.—Handsomel; 36 W.—Comfortable rooms, with boar@t §9TH ST., 116 W.—Nice, bright rooms, ComveRieme to Broadway cars board optional, moderate terms, prices, Apply iu drug store, 375 | 82D 87.139 W.—Furnished fon with board, ‘& single roorm, micey table Doar nr from, sciect’ Bourn; paslae ed, with good board; table Ser ST., 61 W—Handsome 24. Pleasant, comfortable room, every convenience closets, superiae |izep st. 7TH AVE., 2041—Handsome rooms, fine eters location; liberal table, moderate Lerma; | CHILD over McQuade, 346 W. 4 | HANDSOME: ‘wentlemea oF couple, ~ North of agth street. ISTH ST., 216 B heated room for front, heated Foamy Mot a cold ‘water FURNISHED of unfurnished sunny front private family; $9, i table board; references J. 128, Brooklyn—A few young mew boarters im private house, Rear Stuyvesant ave. Room jamily; gentleman; com . $6—Purntshed ee 2t—Excellent bourd tor private’ American family; PUTNAM AVE. ments a STATE ST. 106, vatween Board; large & small terms board, alec table | WILLOW 87.” 15-5 | ‘email Deated oom; good table