The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-06
THE ALLEGED POLICE OUTRAGE.

CONTINUATION OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TO INDUCE MAGGIE IGoE TO LEAVE TEE
couNrRY-MULy " DISCHARGED.
The adjourned examination in the case OF ON
GERS Finnerty and Mulvey OF the First precinct
for ASSEMBLING Maggie Igoe az The Battery on last
Friday night was resumed yesterday. Assistant
District Attorney Dana appeared for tae people.
the court room was full.
Maggie Igoe, the complainant was recalled and
Observation-Disclosures the day FIRST came to this
Court 10 make charge against FinnertT ana
Mulvey; ihen pointed out the prisoners and ted
my story to the Judge; y recognized Finnerty and
Mulyey; ala not teen tell the Captain that Fin
merry was the FIRST man met On Friday night this
was al the Captains ONCE on Monday morning;
did not tell the Captain that Mulvey was the first
oficer met; am as certain OF this as OF anything
else / have stated when was placed in the room
at the hotel The door was locked me the other
girl tried the door; the man kept the KEY in has
hand and ] asked him FOR it, but he refused to
give II me- tnere was bolt on the inside Of the
door; when lett she MOTEL met an oflcer ana
asked iOr the station house, Dut ava not teli
him the complaint had to make At the station
house at TIE statlon house inquired lot the ser
geant VINO in At twelve O'Clock The night before
was tOlu that he was asleep ana would pc In AT
one O'Clock; waited at me corner, and al one
O'Clock the sergeant had gone; Wnen lett the no.
tell met Jane the other glrll she told me she
was going 70 get her breakfast; after one O'Clock
THE SERGEANT WAS OUT;
caAed there again a. iOur O'Clock but did not
md eithcr Captain or Sergeant: had made no
complaint up TO TINS time asked II could wait IN
the Captains Of1cei was tOd could then a man
came ana raised the window dud called me by
name, saying my trend was outside waiting Tor
me; ! went out; came back 10 the sta
ton house aga,D on sunday. ana saw
the Sergeant and made my complaint; did not
see the Captain until next morning. when / told
MIN nay story; never maze such charge as this
against any man before IN my hfe; saturday
morRlnE an Oficer advised me 70 70 ana the
Captain and make "A complaint; three men were
present Al the time; saw them, ] think, near
par it was not far ron The station house; II
was on corner; ala not 20 inside she liquor
store; could tell TIE man # saw MIN VINO ADVISED
me 20 20 70 the CaptaiH; don't know his name
heard Is mentioned, and think II Was Duggan; he
was
the other two had no appearance Of being gentle
men the nice gentleman TOOK zoe down 70 the
station mousse; the policeman was mere ~ court
Yesterday; / slept at the station house on SUNDAY
night: Two Of the gentlemen had Oeen speaking
TO tod me Il was use making any complaint
a stout gentleman came 20 me as was crying ~
the street, and told him my story.
Assistant District Attorney Dana here desired
20 show mat money ana other indu1eHenbs ndu
been offered the complainant 20 20 QUITO VIC CITY,
Mr. Price counsel for the defence, SAID ne WOulu
not object n 10 could DO shown ~ the same llnle
that the parties accused had anything 20 90 Will
the matter
/ witness resumed ~ saw a man named Kelly
/ at the STATION mouse tkey was 10 the court room
/ ana witness pointed nlm OUT Kelly called me 70
MIN and said my mcnd. the other girl, was out
I WestialL but Ola not see the girl witness mere
7 pointed out Westfan, VINO lauguedl
BELLY KNEW ALL ABOUT THE OUTRAGE;
] had tod ala about II: one VI these men offered