The sun., 1894-01-25
THAT MYSTERIOUS WOMAN.
SHE MAKES ANOTHER VIsIr TO TIE
GRAND JURY ROOM.

Police CsPt.i. Hsushsy we. Also = wit
ness-siory Of n wo-ss II rI,- Preeiuet
who Pais $500 Tor Protctie., Did-'t
Get n. .ps Has SET Out 60 Hsv. Rsve-Ee
tive Politicians said 20 Be I-voives.
The mysterious woman who has been max
Ing visits to the Grand Jury room In company
with Superintendent Byrnes for the past few
days appeared again in the General Sessions
building yesterday. The woman was hand
somely dressed. as she was on Tuesday. She
Kent her head down and her eyes on the floor
as she walked through the corridor to the
Grand jury room. 80 that It was i'm apostolic to
make out her features. She Is tall. of middle
age with iron gray hair. and has good figure.
At H. o'clock Superintendent Byrnes
walked into the District Attorneys of1ice nnd
asked for Col Fellows. 1t was understood
that the mysterious woman was going before
the Grand Jury ngain, but when the Superin-
tendent was asked about the m natter he Sim
ply laughed and said: Wait and see."
Col Fellows was i'll at home. and Superin-
tendent Byrnes left. and. going M stairs. en-
tered the Grand Jury room. About fifteen min
utes later the mysterious woman entered
the building in company with Detective Ser
geant McCluskey. She was heavily veiled. The
couple we're ushered into a private room. and
Superintendent Dyrnss was sent for. He was
closeted with them for a long time. and
then all three went to the Grand Jury room. 1t
is believed that an Indictment will be found
to-day against one or moro persons. and. II
rumors are to count FOR anything. the people
against whom the woman Is testifying are
Whom the woman lett the Grand Jury she
was taken In "A cab to Police Headquarters and
When she left, It was BY the Mott street en-
trance and nearly three;quarters OF an hour
with superintendent Byrnes, who followed her
Another wit6ess who appeared tefor. the
Grand Jury was Police Captain Haughey OF the
West Forty-seyenth street station. Later In
the day he said II have nothing to say. can
A fact which is regarded as significant by
those who say that politicians are mixed up In
superintendent Byrnss. while he was cioseted
with the woman and detective McClusksy. by
iS lSawrence helmour rand and John Carroll. Both Of
left the Superintendent. They did not talk to
or see the woman.
terdsy as to the identity OF the woman. A half
dozen women were named as the mysterious
iieyed he had fsthomsd tho mysteTy:
Some time ago two men, both LAWYERS and
TsH to Tho Kept
and offered to see that she was properly pro.
tected from police Intrusion for the sum OF
the woman was not interfered with. One night.
however. not much more than week ago she
was rnided by Can't. HauRhey's detectives
The $500 incident then came out and the
matter was reported to the Superint tendent by
Capt. Haughey. Superintendent Byrnes i'm
msdiately sent for the woman and from her
learned the names OF the blackmailers The
visits to the Grand Jury have been to give tea
timony against the men in question. AS 1t is
said that the Superintendent Is determ in ed to
have them indicted. AT the house in question
porters
, II was limited around the General Sessions
that DIR. Parkhurst might have some othine to
do with the case. The Doctor refused to see
reporters last night -