The sun., 1894-11-04

Leaning far forward In her chair. she pointed
| at the Oflicer, and almost shrieked:
Yes, there is that man Peterman. He got
The officer stepped toward the rail. and tho
woman continued as she saw him approaching;
YES. I am not AFRAID now. YOu ought to be
ashamed; you took money from my sister when
wanted to get my niece out OF her house. You
helped to Keep her there IN house Of prostitu-
Peterman passed by the man at the rail gate
snco snd W9SH ~ 6 over TO @ M S9 SS a. atsmptsa 70
and looked nt the witness rs though asking her
70 go on. She evidently needed no urging. She
stretched arm pointed at tho officer, she
"Yes. that Is the man; will tell IL now. He
visited there. lie took money. and he helped
my sister to keep my niece from me. I want all
the peoples to know that nll the police are liars
petGrman was vert, pale. and kept mutterlng
e wnesr 1Ro looked ns Il g shp %soy aee iee. s
ing TO attack him personally. She arose from
her chair and shricked;
fSnt SiTgg girl m iro D hqasS Of TGsiStgi9n Snn An nj
me in the eycsy Look me in the eyes. Ami
Tho woman sank back in her chair apparently
and slowly left the court room. The woman
gradually puieted down, muttering They say
| lie; tno am not afraid. Twill tell. They know
MoDrFiEs HEn STATEMENT ABOUT CAPT. RYAN.
When she became comparatively quiet Mr..
Gofi asked:
r. a. M;nhr; hi, Con-, ! cant say ! had never seen
e oy ~ tSnm 1s "nff m & Snps here h we're
who took me said Ryan was there. | do not
Q.-Do you know how much Capt. Brogan con-
tributed toward that S1,TOO to send YOU out OF
town. Aldo not know. Everyone who was in
terested to get me out OF town paid in, that
know.
9.-,Gs there anything else that YOU want to
tell that have not asked you about A.-Mr.
Con, would bo here week IL told al
DIG AT SENATOR DAILY.
Q.-Wcre YOU not told something about not
testifying here until after, electionl A.-oh,
that was IN Jersey Eiiy. They told me not to
SShs,S4 5%1 bsl2 XIV AJs ATsst laSySr aS Srvs.
after tuesday; He said then you would have
no moro pull. ! told HIM had made up my
any one would GO, Ilc said please not until
mlleE nn, TGcsdHy;, and The Gommit,tee would
me. II those gentlemen did not deny much,
no tell so much. am French character and
they are SO smart. She is hiding for the police.
Q.-.Do you remember Mr.. Joe Moss who
called ca on you In Jersey Gi.yT AnYe; he said
was for the Howe & lIummel
senator OTonnor-ls that the way lawyers
Mr.. Gofr There is great deal OF enterprise
here not known in Bip1gghnmton. senator.
for that up our way.
TORRENT OF ACCUSATIONS.
Then the woman broke forth again. And
Mr.. Petcrman, IL he wants to be so fresh why
said would not go away unless my. sister was
closed up madS S it tG condition and 4 he |; SO
present Captalnj would not move her. because
he WAS afraid my sister would go against him,
and Hanshey moved her. And | said to keep
is i"ssrSad % a, me- Wi Hi ths police lSushaS. Buy Blu.
sister for fixing with the Captains 80 could not
get my niece. You go to the bank at Blccckcr
the slTO when Drrrg,.n and Sloan arrested
me. Ask Ramski. the Fourteenth street Jewell |
fr lie nf hs to sS H when af aed
should give him the. $40 for Derrigan. $50 for |
Sloan. and $50 for Haughey, so would not be |
Get Rnmski 10 to the bank. They say | lie; you |
get the records. Mrtiofr; am not afraid. The |
lying. will thcyY And ! give those $50. and |
Ramski said $50 more. for sloan, and that was
says, I'm entitled TO $50 in a case like this !
gave him $40 that day and SO the next day.
Four kris saw me ne, give it to him. He wanted
my brother shaves Superintendent Byrncs for
twenty years They will send me to Jail! Let
senator Pound (readinG from per,-I see
mere that Judge Hogan is quoted rs saying that
i will be no fault of his II she is not sent to
prison. Was there not another distinguished
'itizen of New York who once threatened to rail-
-oad all his enemies 70 nriss,nn J.,
punish the lawyer got to make the raid on my
listers house. My lawyer. Mr.. Terry He was
90 much OF gentleman for those thieves.
Mr. Goff-I will explain, senator, that Mr.
Terry. "a reputable member of the bar, is now
'bsent from the city, OF. wo would have had
nm here. lie has the misfortune to be a pro-
essor OF law In one of our law schools and 80 he
Nd not know much about police court law.
Senator Pound-It seems IL was the practice.
lot the law. he was ignorant Of;
The witnessing. Hellrung. who saw me losing
III my money TO the goiCe; ice; he took me out OF
Ne went away Il month and q half when my
listers case was up, and we had 10 pay to get
rot the police who raded my sister, but me.
Mr. IlclrunG and !. we tried 10 get the District
Att3rney TO raid her but she said that Mr..
rood friend Of hers and we could do nothing, 30
Q.~Do you know who paid Senator DAILY his
ounse Zee for you? Al don't know; some
ne must have paid him. for got $50 in Jail
Mr.. Goff-Got money from lawyerr
Witness laughing)-Yes.
Senator Pound Eccentric lawyer
THROUGH WITH THE WITNESS.
The witness was excused and permitted TO 20
ice OF any OF the Gof agents. Clerk Delama-
er, from Police Headquarters, was placed on
he stand 10 testify concerning the terms OF
hGse names and dates: Capt. Reilly. from Aug.
. 1887, to April 10. 1899; Capt. Mclaughlin,
)'ConnOr, from Oct. l, 1892. 10 Dec. ), 1893:
APT, schmittberger from Deg. o. 1898, and at
resent commander This Information was 70
he time when Mrs. Herremann says she was or
erred to pay $4,000 to open house in the Ten
yard man told her that the Captain was awfuiiy
ard up for cash. Capt. OConnor was in COM
nand at that time.