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

asked II she saw any one she knew in the room;
and she said she did not It was said that two OF
the captains of police who mad been In command
the room a, the time but were keeping out of
sight OF IN" witness. The woman said snc knew n
that there was 4 charge Of contempt against hcr.
ana that she could purge herself only by te''lhs
Q-Arc YOU afraid to tell the truth, A-No
Q.-liayc you been afraid tha' il a certain pontl-
cal party should win at the coming election. trouble
N.-Do You know a policeman IN the Fifteenth
Precinct named DcTganr Ayes.
"oNLY" so To THIS POLICEMAN
Q.-Dd you ever pay any money to him? A
Yes
Glow much? A.-Only $50.
Q.-Whcn you were arrested YOU told by
the policemen to have certain lawyers for your
counsel? Ayes. every time | was arrested the
Q.-Who the lawyers? A.-Some times Levy
& Friend sometimes Nj Price sometimes Me
c, Did Policeman Zimmerman take YOU to law
sner A coa to stnGr lie told me If z hal
norman swore i was not the madam OF the house
SIS and the officer swore h. did not know me as
the madam and was discharged.
About times.
SHE HAD IT FINED" AT POLICE COURT.
Q.-Who were the police justices who discharged
you? A.-Judge Martin twice and Judge Hogan
once and don't remember the other timcs Every
time / went before judge | knew | 10 be dis
charged. because | had paid anywhere from $50 TO
500. and the lawyers said some OF the money
10 go TO the officers
Q-Were you arrested twice in one week? A
rQ-Whc was your lawyer that time? AIR.
Q.-What did he say to you about reopening your
house after you had been arrested The second time?
would cost $500 open the house again '''''
W. ID ,iIo you pay that sum? A.-No SAID that
scv. ! PAID 800 to Price on January 3. 1891. and
'h G W Gays later ia ! paid the rest: s}oo
A-Cap'ain i}rogan.
ibid you keep account books then? Ayes.
tanned entries Of ali the money had paid for pro-
'F6o9 w snd d to the no,, lawyers r.. ,,, T., ,
1881. ana came back in the May following
m ssT FER The yG %an Soq Ms a an %
Prices Office IN Centre-s,.. opposite the Toinbs.
THE CAPTAIN WARNED HER.
C-Dld you forfeit your bail on charge when Won
went 10 Europe? A-Yes. had been he'd In 81 90
bail before Recorder Smyth. Levy & House told me
to stay and stand trial but Price said had better
go away. because the police captain had told him
that would b. sent to prison or year u stayed.
never paid back TO ire after returned.
QmWhen was your bail forfeited? An Feb
vV-Were You arrested after you got back A
ness an explanation q what had happened a; the
tine OF her arrest after her return from Europe-
Nhen several apparent contradictions. resulting
cleared ~ II @ b", nga[o ns' 20 ' cr
arrest she had been to consul; win the LAWYER.
Price; several times. AMI he had told her that she
would have 10 be arrested.
ONE-THIRD TO GO TO DETECTIVES
She had paid to him a, such visits 500 Of which
he had said Slco to 20 detectives who would
arrest her and 500 would be paid to the bondsnen.
"a h,.
in Blecckerst. and taken IN a carriage 70 the real
estate Office OF Gus" Newman. in Second-ave on
the way Armstrong talked IN the street with
other Central ONCE man. She had said she
willing TO pay N"c TO be iet free. bu. Armstrong
said he could not 10 anything FOR her. although he
would be glad to have the money She could not
tell the name OF the other Central once man. bat
she SAID shc hai seen MIN az the p@trct 'orn"y
ONCE on one occasion and he lent her his hand
house Tor the handkerchief later ana IN" gave hin
So From Newmhns once she vas taken 20 an
lowed 10 have supper IA her own house and change
her dress before she was locked up at the Central
Once. Next day she was taken before Recorder
smyih again and Hcherung wanted 10 give bail
was he allowed 20 be your bondsman' A
No Recorder Smyih would not permit me to have
bail because had forfeited my bail before. | was
kept IN the Tombs eleven days.
Odd you have TO pay out money at the Tombs?
A~Oh. with gigslc) mink so.
GLOW much money have you had 10 pay TO
ness for years. and made lots Of money and
It IS all gone
SHE PAID .2.co FOR PROTECTION.
Q-Bcfore your books stolen from YOU. d1
you not say that you had paid over 81 CO., A
| don't doubt It. made clear FOR myself in my
business n much at $3.50 a month and now have
not dollar to my
Q.-After You were shut up In N. Tomhs, how
man times wero you taken 10 Court; r. vas Vas
time BAH was refused and was 10 the Tonibs
Tho second time pleaded not guilty. The third
time / pleaded guIty and was anei The day be
| |
| told me TO have all my furniture removed from my
house.
Q-How could YOU do that when You were n
prisoner? Al left u 10 my LAWYERS Mr. lehe-
storage.
TT LOOKS LIKE y BARGAIN
| Q.-was anything said about that in COURT Al
don't know Mr.. Price asked me about Ave minutes
before went before Recorder Smyth II would
agree to pay 500 Il was let of with a fine Of 500
upon plea Of guilty. said would be satisfied
Q-Did you pay the 200 in tho court A. No.
G fha rSo ' % no sve the '2 So, and
that the SeJl was not paid FOR bondsmcn. so said
he already had c'0 and would pay 81" more TO
| Q~You told Lawyer Price In the that you
would pay 500 to get OF with a fine OF 500? A.
| Yes. 49,,
coT,Ier Smyth' ~ho had refused to acccpt BAH be
cause bail had been forfeited A-Yes.
RECORDER sMYTH SAID Ssh, sHi sH,
G. U}y Mr. Gon) Was anything said to Recorder
Smyth by your lawyer 10 the eject that you
| pleaded guilty? Mr. Friend saying some
thing when Recorder Snyth went "sh, Sh' Shi'
| crhe witness made some motions indicating I'm
| patienceJ | did not hear what was said ! was
| fined 500 The fine paid right away and was
| discharged.
| The witness said she heard nothing said about
| the furniture being removed from her house. but
she had understood that the moving was for some
PURPOSE the trial She DISCHARGED At ] J.. IN.
on n Friday. and al "A. m IN" next day the
furniture was back I'm her house again and the
hous. was open for business. Mr.. con said the
| hat