The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1905, Page 5

FRANK MOSS } Reflects on His “Cali- _ bre” and Calls Argu- ‘Says He Would Like to Meet _ \ the Lawyer in the ia! Court Corridor. wm CORONER GETS IT, 100, + District-Attorney Makes Sweeping Charges—Case of Jackson Goes Over, CI Dimtrict-Attorney Jerome and Frank Moss, who 1s counse! for Coroner ‘Moore J. Jackson, whose arrest Je- Tome caused last week on a charge of eying to bribe Assistant Dietrict-At- torney Chadwick, had it hot and heavy before Recorder Goff in General Ses- @lons to-day when Jackwon's case wan galled for examination, The fering between the two mon reached such @ pitch that the District-Attorney asked the Recorder to permit him to take Mr, ‘MoM into the corgidor, where he could GM him what he thought of him with- ‘out restraint, To the great disappoint- tent of the assembled crowd the Re- eonder denied the motion, During his anger at Moss, Mr, Jerome maid some hard things about Coroner Jackson and the Coroner's OMice in @encrai, decaring that he had given Jaokson ® chance to turn State's evi- * Genoe and now that be had refused he Mmoeant to send him to prison. Mr. Moss opened the proceedings by ‘asking permission to address the Court. ‘This being granted he said: “I want to make complaint about the ‘way in which my client, Mr. Jackson, has been treated by the Disiriot-Attor- ney, Although a high officlal of tho county ho wos dragged out of his office by the District-Attorney’s officer, was not allowed to consult counsel, wae searched like thief and his money and other possessions scattered all over tho floor of the District-Attorney's office, Then when he was taken lato court and atarted to remove tis hat, one of the Dietrivt-Attorney’s subpoena servers knocked tt from his head. Such oon- duct is outrageous.’ "I do not feel called upon to answer the personal statement of counsel,” an- awered Mr, Jerome, “yet at the same 7 timo 2 am here to show that a felony has been committed by this defendant. There ls evidence in my poseession to show that he is guilty of two diatinct erlmes of bribery, We have no police bureau in this building and the District. Attorney's warrants must be served by & special officer, The charge amainst ja was so grave that I hed to gO le of the regular proceedings, but the prozeedings were perfectly regular and proper, “T have for three years been watching the dirty and crooked work—the mallc- fous aud nusty work, it you will—of the Coroner’s Office. Tho methods of this defendant have been particularly nau- seating, He was in the habit of going into the houses of the dead und ‘shak- ing down’ the griefstricken mourners for small sums of money—thelr very life's blood, “L don't think that counsel fn this cuge has any cause for complaint. When the defendant, was first brought to my office 1 told Him that he was charged with @ felony and that he would proby ably go to State's prison, 1 told him that If he would turn State's evidence 1 would guarantee him immunity, as | fin convipced that he has not been alone in iis operations.” Mr. Moss spoke up at thls juncture and said; “I desire the Court to note that the Dist Alivrney has prac. Hcally confessed that my charge of harsh treatment to my cllent de true” ul rot!" erled Mr. Jerome, “There's no confession about ft. I will not discuss this case any further with a man of the calibre of the attorney for the defendant. I would suggest to tho Court that he be permitted to come outside, where T can express my opine fon of him more freely,’ Recomer Goft pounded his gave armed the case in- @ n definitely, office, Mr, Moss went away with Coro- ner Jackson. ‘ didn’t speak as they went out. tr MR. STERN APPOINTED. Business Man a Trustee of Belle- vue Hospital, MoClellan a trustee of Bellevue und He takes the place of whose term has the semor purtn Brothers, He Mayor Leopold § aled hosp! Marcus Stin Mr, Ste firm of Presiden: leyercampalgn eo! President Ro: the Pi in the An Advertiser’s Success MEANS A Readct’s Opportunity, Now York, Jan, 2, 1905, New York World New York City, N.Y, Gentlemen: About five years ago | was induced to try a small ady, in the FOR SALE column of The World, Since that time J have increased my advertisin, your paper from afew lines to nearly 1,000 Lines so. weeks, This speaks for itself as to what 1 think of the FOR q The World as a pl ’ RESULTS, Yours HARRY JACKSO 415 For § tunities advts, $) yesterday's Sunday World Want Dinsecory, If you m it yesterday Fal it to-day, rn! 1 for | Joome Went right to his! to-day appointed, expired. | was | first, McKin- TO M'AD00 pec Kings County District-Attorney Doesn't Enthuse Over Police Commissioner's Idea of Co- operation Against Gamblers. CONTEMPT CASE False Affidavit In Jersey City Sunday Baseball Matter Will Cost Three Witnesses $2,250 and Coste, - Saal HAS M'ADOO RIGHT TO. ™ USE DOWLING LAW? Bee Lawyer Dan O'Reilly Says He Has No Power to Subpoena Witnesses in Private Hear- Ings Under Its Provisions, Sas Police Commisstoner McAdoo ds dts- appointed at the chilly response he has recelved from, District-Attorney Clarke, ‘of Kings County, in response to the Commissioner's Inytation to ¢o-opernte fn securing evidence against Brooklyn gemblers under the provisions of the Dowling law, The District-Attorney of Kinga replied saying that he would do what he could to obtain the evidence, but the note appeared purely formal to) Mr, McAdoo end showing no signs of a wish to co-operate, “] am disappointed,” sala the Commis- sioner, “for 1 expected a more favur- able answer, I expected that Distriet- Attorney Clarke would go ahead under the provisions of tho law, as Jerome has done. However, I may have mie- 4nterpreted the note from Mr, Clarke and am going to write him again,” During the trials of polloemen to- day Attorney Dan O'Reilly, who ap- peared in behalf of several accused po- icemen, brought up to Deputy Linde- ley the question of Commissioner Mc- SIGNER GETS OFF BY PAYMENT OF $10. Lawyer Griffiths, Cant. Haagen- son and a Son of Leader Rob- ert Davis Held as Chief Of- fenders—Seastream a Tool, Chancellor Wiliam Magte, ettting in Chancery Chambers in Jersey City to- day, after hearing the contempt pro- ceodings fined Lawyer Howard Grimths, President of the Jensey City Bassbell Club, and Benjamin Haagenson, captain of @ Pennsylvania Raliroed ferry-boat, $1,000 cach; Witiam J, Davis, son of Democratic Leader Robert Davis, $250, and August Seastreacn, $19, Bach fine carried the costs of progeoution, and the men were ordered confined in the Hudson County Jail until the fines were paid, The case grew out of the attempt of the people of Bayonne to prevent Sun- day basdball at the grounds of the Jer- lpey CHy club, A petition to have’ the ‘courts atop the Sunday gatnes was cit- eigned it. The ball club conthyued thelr @laying on Sundays and were brought tefore Vice-Chancellor Pitney for trial, An affidavit by Seestream was pre- sented, saying that he was in favor of ov met iee-Chaneallor Fite turned the cate over to Ji Blair of Speolal before Blair ‘ Beasions. Jn the Adoo'a right to subpoena witnesses for |) " the affidavit Bea- private hearings In his office in work: | iredah favoring 3 ie baa ee ing up evidence against policemen and een ed in the office In other cases. Mr, O'Reilly conceded! #tatenatn ard Willen J. ave Boastream then made an aMdavit de- the District-Attorney's right to take Sunday | v ‘this advantage of the Dowling iaw, |ciaring his amidavit | erat @aying that in such cases the evidence lg Bln Py wan pend vd nee ‘was to be pierentea to the Grand Jury, | Chancellor “Winey, Dut he hold that the Commissioner had {ants charged that no right to bale persons imte these |had unfair and de ‘star eobamber sessions,’ as he sug-|ing before the Chancelle . cued ier Ai 4 ‘ane case was de- a fe one + Sond them guilty, on y Deputy | # ence seve ar- Gomtlesioner Andaloy, Win id tt, characterising him as who whl carry i to th Nath, @ courts to have the legulity Commissioner McAdoo, when asked about ot, sald that he had the right to talgned the aroh offender who, in hi capacity Hagia had, the Chaneeltor said, ‘ated the a acts. use subj fi re triot-Attorney could, Io the sate aide, however, Ney intended to requishvion ‘an Assistant Corporation Counse! to help with the legal business HBGEMAN & CO. When asked if there were any new |Hyomel the Only Cure for Catarrh transfers the Commisaloner sald there were none, fi Which Returns Your Money If Not against police’ on ged te ema fharaes bi were ote, Bue ited ‘ee b= nee Satisfactory. e day, j rad ook tak ber Peet ane Jp; Hin in “the tuediclog he Seanp yt % dare, hod epared by hi if to be willing t und Into the Commissioner's office to-day the tmoney’ it It not eure al Poel for the first time since ho Qn accident some time ago. A (owt case was heard to-day before Deputy Commissioner Lindsley that ta being watched with Interest by all the Toundsmen and _getentive-sergeants detailed on roundsman's duty, as the one dapeaee to ernie status ive sergeants, 0) ddeective sergeants (ured out of dem was burt 19 | nas gured 80 cases of catarrh among . tho customers of Hegeman & Co. that th the money to all who use {t at they are not satisfied. Jo the simplest and most con- venient feed for eatarrh ever 0) to the public. Bromuhed through an fama? ‘ket. for a few minutes four times @ day, it will absolutely kill al! the germs of quarters to do roundsman work wns! oatarrh and cure disease. Catarmh can- hia ndier, At a fire at No. 61| net exigt where Myomel {5 used, It han a Bulllvan street Feb, 8 he’ Roundsman John Mautner tennis A fire line. Faulkner retorted that ho took ye onders from Herel de oli charges were ferred, - elon was withheld at recsns, a $wostal action, ae the saree in yas an in al oetbit Fe hewion i ierital mucous ‘melt ne. @ of the most orominent men and women of the country bave Tertimontals to fyoma. ceed aeeeetaeiemenameemeneed After peeking re- Uef tn vain for years this RIDER HAGGARD’S NEW JOB, ive curd she of qiaerh angi" 90 To Inventigaie ion aeme | one diver of the Nivhotaretis lon Army | 0. 0. rare Aad Land Settlement Here, Mae Ber CONS Laan ‘er nice fintae LONDON, Jan. 23~—Colonial Secretar pay Ailes Sonn ioe pone Lyttleton has appointed H, Rider Hag. tigers ‘ har pubttcln cad fe Bard @ commirsioner to inquire into the conditions and character of the agricultural and industrial land Settle~ moots erantsed in America by the Sal. | I 8 of the t (hedes ent vue the Pri Sener te inquiry with the view soleme Jo South Attica “PPlyne the merits so that others alfUot tae mer be Tugwan ena Leis you have cotarrh, a ogeman Co.'s proposition on use Hyomel im complete outfit of Hyomel costs but $1.00 and consists of an inhaler, a medicine oh tp and a bottle of Hyom Dronttay Ant ae toni rogdeteted af auchos, Aiea promotly.” aS sagt A TAN a aN sik k Shoe Comfort and Shoe Care, Che '' Burson’? Fashioned Stocking, and the Popular Shoo Soap Drossiny, Ilefiting shoes have caused mi G credit than any other articles of ‘oan SH Sis bas rr 1s di lisa fe f Vaal i tie ne our shoe store management to keep no shoes that a man or woman Burt the shoes themselves are not all that should be ‘ f though stockings? If the stockings are crumply and lumpy, if they btu ii Raa eee hi pressed into the tender foot, there is beund to be annoyance, If the shees ‘e cared for when in use there is bound to be annoyance. hike We are always on the alert to Bive you nor only the best shoes, but the best shoe service possibie, just as We mean 10 ive vice possible, Bive you in every department the best store ser- Quality in a stockiny comes fr Nn tom the yarn, Comfort in @ stocking comes from the knitting and shaping. , penn, make @ stocking fine or coarse. soft or hard, or betwixt and between, just as you please. Thove are matters of manufacture. Burson Stockings, But shane, cha inaker ever acy WURBON STOCKIN More than that the BURSON STOCKING { f js without 9 team, The Beet in he the toe Js sinaotl. the pote a umooth. the lex ix smooth, From up to top there fwn't a nkie or seam or bunehy, puckered spot, The endereat | taint BY ycauMeriable n'a BURSON STOCKING ay Ina Think of 1k!” Any Worthy quality you've ever ki I p tf y MO WT he Fame varn, the same fitmnens oF coarseness the arte Venwt or roug! N | % A DREAMY or SHAPELWES } } to pay, for thero is less work and son’ ait Bay we: STOCKING ender that Women evervihore choose the BUR. year, Tammany has no occasion to bo | afraid of defont, be renominated and re-elected.” pe gi and hie wite | ndorre Jerome for re-election aa Dis- | trict-Attorney. and that It {s on the political carpet to duplicate the Grout- | Fornes act by recelving his acceptance | of a Tammany !ndorsement.”’ but is aii news to me.", from a legisiative committee Lea Murphy aaid he had nothing to say, Speaking of the death of Frank Croker, Leader Murphy eald: much regret I learned of Frank Croker's man and had a future." i Gbden Into City’s Employ, Attorney-General for tho-Metropolitan district, will be eppalrted Assintant Corporation Counsel by Corporation IT 1S M’CLELLAN Tammany Leader Deolares in | ice made vacant by" the devth ‘at Statement To-Day that the) Mayor Will Be Renominated for the Office. “AFRAID OF NOTHING | THIS YEAR,” HE SAYS. News to Him that the Wigwam {8 to Do Another Political || Fitpflop by indorsing Jerome for Another Term, I 4 MoCtellan against the fleld next November, Tammany Leader Charles Fy, Murphy sald 90 to-day to an Bven- ing Word reporter, and he added, "We don't care how many tickets are op: | pored to us or to ench other.” i “Aren't you apprehensive of troublo | if tha Republicans and the Citizens’ | Union each nominate a ticket, with pos- | sible added opposition from the Greater | New York Democracy?” | “Tammany is afraid of nothing this | Aperfect Remed oe. ter Sour Sma at Worms Convulsions Feverish- ness and LOSS OF P, Fac Simile Signature of Mayor McClellan will “It te being sald that Tammany will “Well, that eounds like an old story, | Reganiing the prospects of a visit) “It was wit untimely death. He was a bright young PARLOR SUITES, CHINA CLOSETS, DRESSERS, here from the best factories in America. Partor Suttos, PARLOR SUITES—3 Pieces—As illustrated—handsome design, light carving on backs, broad arms and curved legs, covered with green panne plush; special, Parlor Suites, 68.00 PARLOR SUITES, 5 Pieces—As illustrated~ Mahcgany fnisted framer, handsomely polished, covered with green silk verona velcur— Special, 66.50 Bookoases, Rookoases. BOOKCASES-As illustrated—made of Hf solid oak, new and handsome design. highly polished + four I Y/0 shelves. which can be } adjusted, Special, j BOOKCASES~—As illus- trated—made of solid f oak, golden finish turned posts and four advusiabe shelves ; special bw | ma {ema | == many during the campaign mh ' Wieott Corneliua N, Colline, former. Doputy | fe iy ins Was an assistant w former District-Attorney ardiner mune is note in t ssembly City Clerk GASTORIA For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the District, Which Deputy Maroy leader, ln Use For Over Thirty Years ‘Yud CatTawR onePANY, Wew VoRE Ory, This Is the First Day OF THE Great Mid-winter Sale Ez What Guesday Will Offer: DINING TABLES, Holitics of the Twantieth | { | Children's, \ 1 Sixth { Sunday World Wants Work GASTORI _ Monday Morning Wonde BOOK CASES,. CHIFFONIERS, COUCHES, | | DINING TABLES-—As illustrated made of solid oak, Mission design, weathered | finish, five legs, 6 fi. emen- Special, j China 14.75 | Closets. HHCHINACLOSETS As illustraed — mace solid quarter: led oak, weathered sion. Weathered Oak Dining Fur- nitvro—WMission Dostgn, SIDEBOARDS. as illustrated— mide of solid quartered oak. weathered fins ih decided Mission design. three email, onz large drawer farge closets, large French plate — mirror, 37,50! At the Lowest Prices of the Year, Except During August. As announced yesterday, we are prepared to do the biggest Furniture business in the history of The Big Store, Carloads of new Furniture, Every piace purchased was personally inspected by our buyer, who journeyed from one factory to another. To the mammoth assortments of NEW RURNITURE we offer at prices exiraordinarily low, we add our regular stocks, and oh these Vi have also depressed prices to the zero point. YOU GET THE BEST VALUES IN FURNITURE AT THE BIG STORE! Dining Gables. Side Cables, | Children’s Department, To effect a complete clean-up of broken of discontinued styles on regular fines, make the following final cut In prices: 866 PAIRS. Babies’ Shoss, . biack, tan and fancy colors, , Children’s, sizes 3 to 8!, 75c 836 PAIRS sizes 6t0 1044 ,...., $1.35 »' $1.65 USUAL GUARANTEE. A Morning Call Avoids the Ru Avenue Last Week of Sale _ In All Departments, _ O22 PAIRS: Boys’ and. Girl’, @y ey 11 to 2... $1 45c. 75¢ Large Boys’ & Girls’ sizes 214 to 7... 95c N.E. Cor} 19th St, Shoe NO BRANCH STORE, SIDEBOARDS, _. / MORRIS CHAIRS, siz Tapes| CAeAfopniern As illusrated| CHIFFONIERS =-made of guar: | to match the $18.50 4 tered oak, weatir | Dresser de crited in this ered nish, Miss] announcement, in rma y son disign. 1! hoeany, Special large drawer and shelf; special, 46. 75h 12, 75 Worris Charrs, DRESSERS—As ilustrated~m ade cf fine mahsgany two large and two small drawers larce French plate mir- ror. Special, 15.50 JH Sroat Bargain in Cou chosy COUCHES —As illustrated-—entirely new and handsome design. indestruc ibiy consirucied, which means that the spiral springs are \ippo steel wre, fastened lengihwise, and crosswise at the boxtom of couch. andcoverings are te latest designs in plain and figured velours Special Price for this Sale, ad by heavy | Parent but ong