The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
Capt. Dohcrt, Gets Indignant.

did you ever shake hands with Mr
Thurow. as told by Mrs. Thurow?'
No. sir; no man that makes his lir-
Ing in that business can ever shake
hands with me, said the Captain vir-
! tuously.
"nli you ever suggest to Mrs. .Thurow
| 10 change her house into a cafe"
NO. sir. never had anything to say
to her only to get out of the precinct"
| "bii you ever tell Hook to go TO Mrs
| Thurow and say that you wanted $1,000
| cafe ENcelsior%"
/ II did not. made special and strenu-
. ous efforts to close up that house, and
/ think the record shows It, ! found thpt
/ tho only MY t. get her out VI the place
/ WAS to starvc her out. 50 Aug. 3. 1893
| l put a man at the door OF the house.
"nurinE the nineteen months | was
| in that precinct made raids on seventy
disorderly houses of that kind. besides
performing all the other duties belong
! ing To precinct polio" work.
{" / did not neglect my duty as a Po-
| lice Captain regarding that house, or
any other house OF that character, as
the record Of seventy raids III. shows r Is,
them. and that shows that we did not
arrest tn ase women and 'fN' them after
wards. Mir. Wellman and these
and when MIR wellman made. these In;
, situations / could hardly hold myself.
There was a swelling in the big Cap
tains throat. and his voice was tender.
UP on the arm OF his chair.
But MIR. Wellman crossexamined him
with as much auiacity as though he had
been no bigger than Admiral Dot.
Mr.. WclIman Tackles the Captain.
Doherty said he was born IN Ireland
that he was married ana hved WIN
Bridget, his wife and their eight chill
dren-"the last one was born nine months
ago" he interpolated-at 7sS Lexington
avenue.
He had been pstF Sssams s rsnna,"1 IN
AT s2,76o a year salary; and you haze we
saIB9 e, all al hat large family on $500
Vel. not all the time. rye supported
my wife since | married her twelve years
ago and he children as they came
along" laughed the Captain.
WHO owns the house where you live"
Mr. Fromme objected, but the Captain
"oh, let him 60 on know VIA; he !.
wife owns that house. ! gave II to her
year ago. l bought 1t two years ago
for $4,000, with sA.co mortsase on H..
We'll. you paid on that mortgage
within year, didn't your
Yes, sir.
What other property do you own"
I own shares In some lots bought at
Where do you bank
AT the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company
What was your balance there when
this trial began"
About 5000"
Where did you bank before you be
gan with the Farmers Loan and Trust
| Company?
"rhe Union Trust Company"
That's right" approved Mr.. Well
man from a memorandum.
Wellman Defends NicO11.
you are reading from n memoranda
| I gave to DeLoncey Nicoll when he was
| to defend me before the IeNow Commit
tee" blurted out the Captain.
| Il am doing nothing OF the sort, MT.
De Lancey Nicoll did not hand this
paper to me. He does not know that !
have got It. He never dreamed that
had It. He knows nothing about It. I
got It from the Lawyers Title Guaran-
tee Company"
| The Captain said ne banked once
| with the Beecker Street Bank.
| Before that kept my savings In the
house. l had few thousands saved
! up"
| How much could you save on 81, 20
a year and support wife and family
OF eight children" asked Mr.. wellman