New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
LADIES DAY AT THE INVESTIGATION.

WIVES .xp WIDOWS uF ALDERMEN TO TESTIFY
SENATORS LOW AND HoYsRADT on wAiTEs CASE.
To-day may be what may be called ladies'
day In the Senate Railroad Committees investigations
for Mrs. Patrick Kenney. Mrs. Rothman, Mrs' Miilei
and Mrs Mclaughlin, now or formerly tho wives Oh
members OF the Board OF Aldermen Of 1884 have been
suhpppaed AS witnesses and it is the purposc OF tho
commttoe-at least 1t last nieh-to examine theae
witnesses to-day. Mrs Kenney will bo called nloh 10
explain estate transactions OF her dead unsoah
Mrs Mclaughlin viii be requested to rehearse the de-
tails OF property transactions O her dead husband VINO
was chairman OF the Adermanic railroad Committee OF
1884 Mrs Miller il Is expected will throw light upon
that terrible and sudden stroe OF hear disease winch
her beloved srouse into the sanitary waste OF
Florida in hopes OF comDtte restorative 20 hehtp %
soon as the investigating cloud should roll by Mrs.
Rothman will have an opportunity to recite how 1t Is
that Sergeant at Murray has sought In VAIN Tor
weeks "a subpoena upon ex Alieruhu iSothaI.
All four OF Mrs Tx Aldermen will DO gwen ann 10
opportunity explain sudden changes III le nlah
cit1 horizons OF theiI families In the years lsSi ana
1855. Mrs. Miller especially will be ao wed 90 ten Low
a man earning 80 "a day when occupied cdl become az
Alderman and luxuriate among tbe orange groves Vi
The sergeant arms has made desperate enleavor
to add the Of Mrs. "blly Moioney to his net OF
ou' Hs has dropped sabpaos upon
dummy In bed supposed to have been the fea MIS-
William n MOpsg in 6us swaadns sSe hSw Oh '
view OF the fact that the committee nave ID.
sit only four hours all daily, Alderman Waite will
proba6iy not be before the committee to-day AS soon
the Mrs Ex Aldermen are disposed OF then there VIII
lie AN OBJ ortunty for Mr.. Waite. and he Will tnch 20
some witness unless his engagements win thn l'ls
tric Attorney oash with the desires OF the cOnmttee
Senators Low and HoysIadt were the only melucIs 81
the commit eu from Albany last night They
directly the New York Hotel Neither nsd seeh
Alderman Waitr's interview Senator Hoysraut sal" ne
had heard bows crying that Waite was arrested ana
thought 1t was caard to sell papers. After carefully
reaairg the story, Senator Low said
- Wnen the committee was appOlnteh " was ueeuIeu
very important TO have Mr. Waite immediately sum
witness Tor reasons not necessary 10 state
directed the sergeant at arms lind bin wherever he
might the With regard u his ALLEGED STATE
nons in The Commercial Adrefser, 1t Is hardly p.oler
that should express an opinion. Ihefe Is "NidchtN
much that he knows that he doesn't tell ana some
things about which the public vii be Tisbr than they are
now before the committee gets through. know OF no
man tue committee against wDoIn tDete Is ahy sus
picOn, aud OF who mas been more decided aug
In determination 10 get at tie bottom OF
the corruption than Senator Perco."
Senator HOysradt here SAID: indorsc every WoIu
OF that" IT,.
senator Low continued: There are some things
about Waites alleged confessions that 90 not uhdol
stand. 1t will evidently bear good deal OF sitting ana
he a good deal Of watching"
The aspuIsions of Wae Oh the committee cauSeu
Senator Hoysradt 10 say: ..
have heard that sort Of talk before. pfomineht
man said to me only day two ago that he thought
the committee was Welding the clanor of the press OF
New YORK too much. told MIN that he dld not know
the committee he would never mako such loOs as
seron" - ,, -,
Both Senators are Of the opinion that the bills reported
by their committee will be passed Senator iloysradT
who in the country few days says the entre
CONN unity the is becoming much aroused as
tue people this city.