The evening world., 1894-08-21
Girls Compelled to Make Diff
fersnt Statements or Go
to Prison.
DRAWING NEAR TO the Emu
Damaging Testimony Given against
Capt. Cross at To-Day's
Hearing.


forty-five minutes he would CLOSE the
prosecution against Capts. Deysry and
Cross and Ward Men Smith and Glen
non and ex-Ordinance Man Burns, TIM
quintuple trial was resumed this MORN
Ing before the Police Commissioners
with Henry Mehrtens in the witness
chair. He Is q grocer and lives ut liz
Chrystie street. He supplied the paricr
house OF Mrs Katie Schubert during the
administrations of Cross and Devery
the house as q hagrantIy disorderly
house during thoss months.
Charles Hendricks, produce commits
sion merchant at 1s6 Duane street. tss-
titled heavily against Capt. Cross.
while Cross was at the Leonard
street station" Hendricks testified. II
got sidewalk notice from the Corpora
ton Attorney, and was fined S Ter
obstructing the 'nidewalk,
II went to Capt Cross and told him
| protection.
Capt cross said, WIN you swear -
| ffatr I said yes S1Aen We viii send
Kelly to prison. he replied. You come
| when / send for you.' ~,
| concluded the Witness,
supt. Byrnss was called to testify that
Ward Man Kelly had been retired. and
rese n, he had dis1ppsa.sd from n yasw
place hal been fruitisss.
Flank Lietris. who was Janitor Of the
houses ~ and ~ Chrystie street. teatl.
KEEP, a at III chrsssis stree, b. Ksis
and DAvery In that precinct.
This Completed the case against Ward
saiiIe White Was called as the next
witness. there being still four cases "a
before the he. ns noS s:.pec,ab,.
but during crosss command OF the
aeY Kas paor soSss
The house, she said. was run a.
SDenly as y I %ere those
II isa about the same as All q
t 9ssH.s, 's No. Sells aess ia an
haired a RsdA Mss :. WIKI. had not aSsiihsS =
wei anyway, ,ysryessSy 60. IN ma
Mr.. Hess questioned Miss white closely
soens ss Visit s ;S ,ss ss taken e o
She said that she was sent for . see-
ond time. and MT. Osborne told her:
good. Mr.. Weiiman didn't like H. It
wouli be no good In court. and tore
You can an make make Se sstfsr
Then q second statement was tnAen
What did they tell you ss0ue
once. but the man who subpoenaed n
told me II ! told the truth about Capt.
Money s tsan sr eead s1sG % tx
THAT man told me: II you, tell the
truth as Mr.. osborne wants to hear Il. I
viii CIV. you go ,S myself in M o.
borne's ONCE told me il told the
truth as Mr.. Osborne wanted II she
wsS %hsss get dS ia Fo'eo .sS1ns say .sous
locking you up7" asked Mr.. Hess.
MIR. Osborne told me that he wanted
new statement osi hs ssid and au.bea
Mr. Mr. w SiG1sns also sS OBJECTED. and NJ.
Hess said to the latter:
"I told yon YESTERDAY. M Msiman'
but I would not vouch for all your Of
nee" Then he asked the witness to go
'aMr. Osborne told me he wanted .
new statement and said:
story y IKE ESu tie k S sTst statement You win
get b ,Ssk sS " &r Hsss's question. sallis
white replied that each time the state
ment OF Mrs. Schubert was shown to
her she was told that she need not be
AFRAID that Mrs. Schubert had said
IBID Mr.. Osborne tell you that Mrs.
Schubert mad stated that you opened
the door TO let in the Captain and ward
know ms% G cape Gross Eros orr or ward Man smithS'
SAME Mss s. ssn and said that they told
her she lied when she said she did not
know the character OF the house,
| Yes and II was q lie. wasn't itF'
blurted Nj. Wsllman. who was getting
Hold on, Mr.. wellman." interpossd
Hess; II am not done yet" H
Wait TIL ] get ~ her again. III show
that she han been In disorderly houses
ali her iife," retorted Wellman.
"Ahi But this II your witness and you
could not besmear her character nor Inn
peach her" retorted Hess.
This raised a discussion. which ended
In smoke.
THAT concludes the testimony against
Capt. Cross" Mr.. WellmAn announced.
I'VE produce Katie Schubert a. We
promised, Mr. Hess. she u here also On
| q subpoena for the defense"
II was cute for dr. Wellman 10 cio1e
II =