New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03

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THE COY MRS HERMAN
West Twenty sixth-st. Mr. Cor asked her ~ she
considered that cheap. She said Il was for the pur
pose About s25 would have been the rent for It II
1t had been used as residence. The house she
got had been rented from Mr. Brasse, OF Nos
GO and 60 Divsion-st. He kept clothing there
She paid $40 month for this house. 1t rented
for SO She got Nos. 1877 and 13s West Third-st
from sifke She paid 500 rent for the two houses.
Q-What house dd YOU get next? A.-No. H.
.Q-Whom from? Am agent in Carmine-st
month rent. But this for decent business
There was cigar store in the house
Mrs. Herman said she paid 500 n month for the
rent OF No. 49, but this amount included police
protection. She rented IT from Joseph Duon. who
sub-let it TO her. He had kept the house for tho
same purpose for which she wanted t. She had
bought No. 1873 and had paid $3.50 FOR II IN 1891
The owner had been Mr.. Friend Later she had
sold II for $500. Questions by Mr.. Con disclosed
the fact that Mrs Herman had made a mistake in
saying that she paid 500 TO Reynolds every month
She had paid TO the police $50 for the privilege OF
opening tho first house. and then paid tho ward
$40 month for protection. For tho first
three months she paid the money through lady
friend" After that she paid him herself $50 a
month for tho captain end s. a month for himself
$500 DOWN AND 81 MONTH
Q-Eow about the next place You opened A
The ward told that the captain, wanted
500 and IS month paid 800 down.
She said she did not pay the remaining 500 be-
cause she sold the house. and 1t WAS arranged that
the next owner should furnish the money There
had been some trouble in the street. the witness
said and No 1879 had been closed for short time
When she came and opened No 1877 she had 10 pay
500 for the privilege OF starting the two houses
and $50 a month afterward Sho didn't pay any
thing open No. III. but she gave the police con
siderable money in presents Reynolds had LEFT
hy
remember what summer shc had rent money 10
Saratoga Mr.. Con started OF on this new track.
but dropped It Immediately. after saying II was n
very delightful place and that she ought to go
there sometimes Policemen stopped at her door
several times week. the witness said. ana each
time che gave them S, apiece 10 move on. Mctntee
was the only she could remember
Q.-Now. Mrs. Herman aren't there some p9 pIns,
tating and casting down her eycs-les; II no one
hurts me ! don't go against them
Of the officers and she would better tell the whole
truth. Captain Ryan The witness said had sue
but she could not remember paying him money -
a MIs I MSra8 yss s snd 'Fo'''o" all
u" oH The if you didn't pay sullivan: you must
have paid the money to some one else? Al sup
pose 30.
HOW ABOUT PRETTY BOY" COONEY7
o-Do yon remember policeman who used to
be called the pretty boy"? QAugher) a. did
ing her face IN her hands and shaking with laugh
teri didn't for their good looks. MI Con
The lawyer referred to Officer Cooney. She ad-
mitted that there one captain she wanted 10
save from mentioning in her testimony. The cap
tain had treated her very well. Tnis IL Is UNDER
s,ood was Captain Creeden. Mrs. Herman said
that she had been arrested five or six times alto
pether raid had been made on her house while
Captain Ryan at the head OF the precinct A
man named Blumenthal had gone on her bond She
gave him s. and to the sergeant at the police
NM al O.
njained was a man who hung around the station
and was summoned by the police every time a
bondsman was wanted. Mr.. Golf Informed the COM
ulttee that Bumenthal had fed The lawyer
ELECTED from the witness that she had bought con-
siderable jewelry from Jeweller named Freund Of
Maiden Lane Mr.. Golf asked her If she hadn't
houeht a diamond ring TO give to policeman. She
looked rather silly. and said in low voice. Il
don't remember
SHE IS DECIDEDLY KITTENISH
Then Mr. Golf took Of his bag two record
hooks belonging TO Tinany's lie spoke OF ,he
watch she had bought there for Cooney, ana "hch
no had taken back to the to have his name en-
prayed on it, Mrs Herman was apparently eN-
,reu,elv anxious not say anything about this AT
all She declared at first that she couldn even re-
member going TO Tlnanys. Mr.. Con showed her
nv the book that Joseph Cooney was ehEa'eo
unon the watch. Mr. Golf wanted to Know no" II
Ga, there She said she didn't know. The witness
was n good deal ratified and seemed to be afraid
~ ,anglIng herself up She admitted that there was
M name on the watch when she bought II.
Don't you remember" said Mr.. Goif. In an IN
,cuating voice walking down University Place
after YOU left Tinanys and finding a good-lookins
copper waiting for YOU?
she laughed. ard SAID she couldn't remember
"you have made up your mind" said Mr.. Con-.
..baven't YOU no, to give away the handsome cop
| PERI"
She gave no answer 10 this
.Don't you know that Cooney has been on the
stand here and told the whole storyr' said the law
| yer
Che paused for a while. and then said:
.I can't help It II he don't tell the truth" N.augh-
tor, "Its no use. Mr.. Gon" she continued in a
determined way IL won't tell you anything more
| about this
vr Golf said. ooh. you won't tell anything
-, au. we'll wcl-but I think you deserve re-
| cess
| SENATOR BRADLEY INTERRUPTED.
co,a,ors Iexow and Saxton were absent from the
rtroom after recess. and Senator O'Connor pre-
| .,soa while Senators Bradley. Pound Robert
| ,.d her place in the winess-chair. and she and
| ,a,or BRADLEY had quiet talk while the counsel
Seha consultation. There laughter In the
mao when Mr. Gon said he hated to interrupt
roo ,or bradley. but It was time for the examina-