New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-25


Senator O'Connor-P Perhaps the people who fear
her away
RESOURCES BY no MEANS USED IT.
Mr.. GoT-1 don't wish indulge in any ex-
preston OF opinion that might I've premature, be-
cause l do not want to do injustice to any one
l DO not. therefore. wish TO say any more until
] have complete information than ! am at
present master OF. However. / will say this much
here and now. IN the hearing Of the agent Of these
consprators that sent thai woman out OF New
York ana VINO contribute no.cy 10 se',V ncr o"s
we should not be able 10 set H. We sh-H nave
There prolonged applause in court as Mr.
Cor down. and the chairman said: "lhere
must be expression Of approval or d'sapproNaI
and the sereea rt-at-arns VIII see that this COM
An adjournment was then taken until p. IN.
AN EXPECTANT CROWD GATHERS.
There was a crowd in the courtroom after recess.
when il was expected that Police Commissioner
Sheehan would testify. Mr.. Sheehan not
present. however and Senator Lexow SAID the
Commissioner had been excused for the day. MI
Gon was a few minutes late. and when he APP
peared in the room there round of applause
from the spectators at the rear OF the room Sen
ator I.exow said tina, the room would be cleared
If such a demonstration was repeated. MI Con
said:
Mr.. Chairman not4n receipt OF very definite
Information from Jersey CITY as TO the proceedings
in the case of the witness who was stopped thcre.
Bar in Jersey city and will aid in the attempt to
secure the eXtradition of the witness nave ai'o
Senator Lexow-Will it not be possible to present
secondary evidence regarding the suoject3 ABOUT
Mr. G9We eXpect to nress5n Went yg away and
we hone to secure other documentary evidence
which was II, her trunk That trunk , mas ot tSn
taken a"I Master pe Sf the Railroad
There was no response to Mr.. COTS question.
canator Iexow-Is there other testimony to be
presented?
sHEEHAN'S OTHER DUTIES
Mr.. Gon-I may say that It the intention TO
call Police Commissioner Sheehan to testify. lie
was here this morning. but he has REQUESTED me ,o
,ransacted a. the meeting of the Commissioners
his afternoon | am informed that this is me last
Nominations and the printing of official ballots for
the election IN the CITY oua b we NEEDED . ana as it
is not safe "all some witnesses III dlNaIIC i
am unprepared to continue the mNesus"uoh TO-
day.
Mr. Gof called the names of two Witnesses VINO
failed TO respond and then recess was taken unt'
1890 a. NJ to-day.
MORE ABOUT THE CONSPIRACY.
Senators Lexow and O'Connor and Mr.. Con re-
NAMED in consultation in the courtroom ior heAr'y
an hour after the room had bee;i ceare Oh ,r
tors All three said later that ponce CoihHlSsoI''
She1han n,,e prcarting the testimony which Mrs.
Herman had been expected TO give; tH.y "oS.u ~
aI,i,n DI Nv nterfsrence in Jersey ely to
conspracy. the holiness Of which. they admitted
at be naossbie to recover the trunk IN which were
~ ~ 1gecpo,e1,s - sustain the testimony Of the VII
the TIM runk was checked through
from Chicago. and that fact shO"ei ina AIS ~" IT,
nbark FOR the trunk bore the number 53 and wa
In the pocket OF Mr.. Neph on the u'.ih "i. w.
wa geIy mc ID after hi detention jersey
city ne had sent message to MI con OH. bee, tb
r,ink would be sent TO the Desorosses-st ferry on
this side Of the river
A bogus CHECK HAD BEEN PRESENTED
The message was received after noon, and
| Detective Burr. armed with subpoena Tor MI
Walls the baggagemaster at the ferry. went IN
! search OF the trunk Mr. Walls had the baggage
overhauled, but the trunk was not i9uHa men Inyn
| were examined. and the check No. 525 was ioun1.
t0getne TIME WIN ~ III MR. Herman The ies at the ferry
! house showed that the trunk had been taken AVA
ny s PMS cSinDsnes Detectives we're trying 10
trace the trunk late in the Afternoon co,,r,,s
/ A, Police Headquarters IN the afternoon comm
! sioner Sheehan asked II he understood that ne
to-daV' and he. replied: Certainly not. The work
| OF passing upon the nominations oil cdniidal -
AZ the election viii keep The Commissioners busy
this afternoon and evening ana a. 26 nd fna
! stood that to-day. ami have been excused -.
Would 1t not be possible Tor you 10 hn'sh 'he
"By no means There Is too much 10 be done "
DO YOU know who was Interested In preventing
the APPEARANCE Of Mrs Herman the witness d.
tanned in Jersey Civ from appearing before the
| II know nothing about Il. | never heard OF me
woman urt to-day. when was In the courtroom
KNOW NOTHING OF IT. THEY DECLARE
Superintendent Byrnes and other officials at the
| Central ONCE also said they knew nothing about
the woman and were not aware OF any cohspFd'S
to prevent her from giving testimony before the
committee.
Al the Mercer-st police station Captain Eakins
said: II do not know much about the woman AS
have been IN command Of the pre.lhI' "IS Enc.
| ba"a been here but " there has been any con
Spay 70 Eee her oS btf OF ths @ omm'ee merely
to produce the precinct records loI VI'fi 80
m nT5 are no onser here Even the detective whS
may have been acquaiited WIN u u,iJ NOR know
been sent out OF INC P''''"~'
.RpoH you uhaf 7 nave heard suppose ne is the
repued husband Of the woman noT n nons next
! u6boken but | do not know MN anu h"o" "'N'
10 nothing about the case
HARDLY TINE FOR HER TO DRESS.
1,o,ec,,ves in the employ OF Mr. Gof were told
that q, the time Of the woman'S sudden departure
from the city weeks ago she had been h"'S''s
uouoninp who vas suffering with broken ies'
c, roceived n subpoena one day commanding her
o !n'dsnre before the committee, and the same
ntght she was compelled 10 leave ne cith d" ,.c
Persons WAC Srarn the place whore cllenine was
eiinvyjne her scant time for putting o" S''e'
dress
I'VE SHOWED HOW TO PICK POCKET
,,,,r APT ILLUSTRATED AT HEADQUARTERS
~ TIE TRIAL or policeman scH'oE-
DER CHARGED WITH STEALING
FIFTY CENTS.
,r,ore was an unusual scene yesterday at romeo
| ,,',,,,r,cra I'm the trial of Policeman MartIh
| cah,oodcr If the East Eighty-eiShth-st s'auo"
Who was charged before the LeNo" COMMIT -
! patrick Kelly an ironworkcr Of NO. 10" lhru
| on ,be morning Of September p, While ne was
| ,ooninp on The stoop OF his home. The story Oh