The evening world., 1894-07-19

afraid that he has got him elf in trouble,
and for that reason took witnesses to
Essex Market Court to-day to prove
that he was justified in arresting Chas
Hausler. OF Cos Eleventh avenue. yester-
day afternoon in front of the Grand
street ferry house.
birmingham said that while he was
making an arrest iiauslcr interfered ana
tried to tear his shield off from his coat.
Hausler denied the charge. He hatiy
contraGicted the policeman and was
corroboratcd by his father. who was IN
his company at the time. Both say mat
there was a fight. and that the police
man walked away without trying 10 stop
It.
officer, and. pointing to his shield. asked
him why he was wearing IT. 1his so en-
ragged the policeman that he promptly
took charge of Hausler and marched
him to the Delaney street tation house
Birmingham wanted to call his wit
nesses to prove that the defendant was
aisorderly and deserved to be arrested.
Justice Teitncr refused to listen to the
policeman's witnesses and discharged
the defendant The latter will prefer
charges against birmingham at Police
| Headquarters.
Her visit TO Dohcrty.
When .Mr,. Thurow, was raide hori IN
| OCtobers 1892. she said Capt. Doherty
and Officers Meehan and Meyer came
into the house and arrested her. ,..,
Sae went with them to the East Fifth
street station.
Two weeks afterwards she was tried In
Special Sessions and fined SO.
| She paid 1t. Two or three DAYS AFTER
| wards she had an interview with capt
| Doherty In his private once IN the sta-
| tion-house. 49,
Her husband went with her, but re-
| manned outside. -,
"Teli ali that occurred and was said
| at that Interview" said Mr.. Wellman.
| Lawyer Grant objected. on the ground
that the date Of the Interview was not
given. and that the other defendants
| were not present
| Ii was overruled.
After long interchange OF courtesies
between Mr.. Wellman and MT; Grant
| the witness said she told Capt. Doherty
that she had come to see him about her
Another wrangle occurred over an OBJ
| lection OF Mr.. Grant.
'The Captain asked me. II I had been
fined. and said yes, had paid s2o'
continued Mrs. Thurow.
Then he said he wanted me to run
my house the same as the rest, ana
said he would send Meehan around 10
II told him ] had done business with
Rissert, the previous ward man, and he
said, Meehan is good fellow. You II
More objection by Mr.. Fromme.
Meehan Called on Her.
The witness went on to say that
few DAYS after this Meehan came ur
one evening and said that negotiations
would be suspended until after eleCtion
lie said he wanted to see whether TAM
many won or not. This was early In
November. 1892.
Mrs. Thurow said she told Neehan she
would put out brooms II Tammany won
"Did you put out brooms?' asked Mr.
Wellman.
when did you buy them?"
Objected to. but overruled, as all othei
objections were.
Fromme Grows Sarcastic.
The Chairman seems to rule on these
points without consulting his colleagues.
said Mr.. Fromme II object to this meth
cd of procedure. ! supposed the Whole
Board was in session
THE counsel will proceed" said Presi-
dent Martin to Mr.. Wellman, ignoring
'"s lni few days after election" sontin
; ued the witness. II found Meehan IT
, the hall Some of the girls had called
VI see you are doing business again.
! YES, | said. what's the damage?
"'Twenty-fve dollars he said.
sny1 She Gave Him S25.
Right there In the hall ] gave hin
the money and he went away.
E II did not see Meehan again until De s
! Cember. | met him on the corner o
I Second avenue and Fourth street ant
, gave him s25 again. 1t was in bills"
l This was the last time. the witness
e hut she saw him afterwards at the sta
e ton when she went to see the Captain
. How came you to 80 to See the cap
tain, asked Mr.. Weilman: tho s,or,
e she told the Lexow Committee. how
E man came to see her on the evening o
Jan, g., 1898 and told her the Captain
She was celebrating the birthday o
: Lille Sanders. one of her girls, at IN
$ time. She also told of her visit to III
{ Captain, and how he handed her .fI,o a.
G on It,
y Put Money in IN Envelope.
He also told her to keep her, plac
. quiet or she would be raided by Contra
, Office men.
+ Il put the money in the envelope
:. wrote 'Hoch' on it and gave. 1t back t
q him. He put 1t in piSeon-hole.,
y "Did you know anybody named Hoe
o "Yes, knew a policeman by tina
II name"
The witness could not remember any
i, thing else that Capt. Doherty had sal
u to her. and MIR. Wellman tried to hel
y her out.
DohCrty Asks f"r Fair Play.
n Come, that's not fair" broke in NJ
:. Grant
Yes" interrupted Capt. Doherty e,
q citedly. Give me chance, Mr.. Wei
Il man. There is a, pretty tough consp!
= acy against me"
:, Mr. Fromme quie,ed his client. an
t Mrs, Thurow said she first heard tha
Mechan was no longer the ward man
the precinct from the papers.
"Then you knew why 1t was that Hoe
y came to see you"
u Yes"
l. Lawyer Grant moved to strike a
= this out as hearsay, but the motion wa
4, denied.
~ In the early part of February. Mr.
w rhurow said she saw Capt. Dohert
u again in his private office. She aske
\. him II he had sent Hoch to see her an
- he replied:
40 81 don't send anybody else.
n, The Envelope Again.
IS He gave me an envelope and | put
in It and he put II in the pigeon no
~ again.
nd II don't think | wrote on the Ell
ct velope this time.
ly II hadn't seen Hoch up to this tin
so far as | know. hut he had been
at house while | WAS away