The evening world., 1894-06-20
HARRY HILL
On THE STAND.


an invalid husband and children TO sup
port, and said all. she did was to keep
the books and look after the house.
have In her house?"'
came In In the evening. l was not an
inmate Of the house. in the usual sense
Of the term"
The witness went on to say that Mrs.
McCarthy's house was at first at lO4
West Forty-ninth street, but she sub
seoSent ls opened the house next door
Mrs. Mccarthy did her banking at the
Bank Of the Metropolis in Union Square.
When Mrs. Mccarthy was away Mrs.
do you know who was the Captain
OF the precinct while you were at the
Capt. Devery was there part of the
time, and / believe Capt. Haughey was
also there. l have heard 1t said he was
q very good Captain and a nice man."
Never saw Money Paid.
Did you ever see any. money paid to
policemen or ward men,"
III never saw any money paid for po-
1880 to 1892"
y The witness remember red one occasion
hen Mrs. Mccarthy asked her for $50.
2 night when she returned from the
tntry In the Summer of 1892. She had
d at Richfeld and Sharon Springs for
4 man came in and say, Mrs. Nc
tthy. in the parlor.' said the wilt
and asked me for SEQ. She accused
Of running the house carelessly in
absence, of leaving the door open
allowing too much noise in the
1 denied this. and she said that the
trd man had just told her sS. Then she
,hered the man out, and | heard her tell
he. Captain"
On, another occasion. Mrs. Morton
said, she saw Mrs. Mccarthy speak to
a patrolman on post, and then sent her
to get a drink of whiskey and n 81 bill.
She also got~ another drink of whiskey
who relieved the first at midnight. Both
policemen were In uniform.
The young women, who boarded In the
II Mrs. Mccarthy was home she would
pay the money over to her, but II she
was away. the money would be deposited
the bank.
Her Companion Called Instead.
The next witness called was Ada Clin-
in. She had come into court with a
1T, She was sworn. but Mr.; Con- sud
no was her companion to take the stand.
He was sworn. and said his name was
taaor business. He said he came down
With Miss Clinton at her request. He
allied on her last night, as usual; he said.
M 1OunQ mat Sne nau Deen SuDpOenaeu
s witness before the Committee.
"she sent for you, didn't she?' asked
mo, sir. I just dropped in. She said
1t came out that the subpoena had been
'ent to Mrs. Shay, the rTeputed keeper
rect, and that Ada Clinton was the
sthioss said that he had been a friend
Miss Clinton for a year. The name OF
js Clinton was not mentioned in the
ypoena. but 1t called for Mrs. Shaw
a her housekeeper.
is Go, that a house Of ill-fame?' asked
mo. sir; 1t Is a boarding house"
DO you mean to say that you have
\ cen going there a year and you don't
Y III only know it as a clearinghouse"
Only Saw Miss Clinton.
lSchloss said he had never seen any
ither men going to the house. He had
lever seen any woman there except Miss
pid you see her in the kitchen?' asked
No. 1 usually visited her in her
Who opened the door for you7"
IL i9ie eom nhs fs"!w asked k Senator w Bradl sSo
5he was liable to- replied Schloss.
&c denied very s~trenuously that he
1t he had had any. conversation
h her in regard to her testimony
dT nI. SHAW 1 he said Miss was c GSt of tG Ssg
. thought it best to come down. She
wanted him simply to her
,a ssh,s:s s srlS J. BE- G S %iashGo'a Sf 81 Il
Teenwich street. a wholesale, liquor
np.n, and that his time was his own
He denied Leo that nf M Mrs ws ShaT H ea Rn even no ottl
ing about her. he said except that sht
kept the boarding house. -
sShlSss was SO eHG she Is ana q s afsp s"a
young woman and answered Mr.. Con-
Questions in a most unconcerned way
"You are a housekeeper?' he IN
"Yes, sir"
what is the house,"
cit is a boarding-house.'
Isn't 1t a disorderly house?'
mo, SIR" with considerable show o
Indignation.
twenty dollars a week. ! look on
from the boarders." .o,
NY" "Mrss A K ths g ghsP%, Oh '"e mouse
"Where is Mr.. Shawl"
\"There isn't any Mr., Shaw. He die
bout ten years ago In California.
Says h In n Widow
trhe witness said her name was no
Rss; ALSO oSt lied Mrs Several e.ap' years ago in Cal
Iornia. There were Ave boarders n IN
house now. she said-three men. Alber
. lWhitney, Mr.. Carr and a Mr.. jacob
land two women. One OF these. was
Mrs, Washington. who was a teacher
md the other Mrs. Wolfe. a manicure
[rs. Wolfe, she said, was married. an
ar husband lived with her part OF IN
lime. He was not there now.
In answer to Mr.. Gon's Questions Mr'
JClinton said she was not troubled VIII
k,tany serious religious beliefs. and sh
not know whether she would D
~,punished hereafter for giving raise tes
} Htimony. ,x
land had independent means.
my husband left me some unite
Estates bonds when he died" she said.
"What was the denomination or thos
bonds?" Mr.. Goff inquired.
HThey were 81 .500 each. There wer
four OF them, and they were deposite
lin the Norfolk Bank. in fremont stree
HHaye you got those bonds now?''
mo; ! sold them to a lady friend c
IT you know that there are r
I limited States bonds of the denomin'
Ition OF si,6O0?' asked Senator o'conno
HVVell, I never saw the bonds. l on
lknew what my lawyer told me-
"Did YOU ever see any coupons fro'
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