New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04
rIrrY PER GENT Fon THE cRIME WENT TO


Yes
FIFTY PER CENT FOR THE CRIME WENT TO
THE POLICE.
O-What else took place? A-Fricnd wanted
500 more ana gave Il to him. and he told me ne
thought he ought TO have 1t on account ~ IN"
bondsinan which he had furnished and said ought
not TO kick on this matter because h" had - give
rhis check FOR SO was also produced AMI idon-
,dcJ bv m. Wines " no hal rnade = pencil memo
randum the back Immediately after receiving u
@ what then took place? \ The Judge d.
Q.---That was the end Of the case \ Yes. 1t
which took place March q ls,' at ~ is Ers, Four
Jaync who d@,larei tha, IL With a hal suggest
ed - Grace Fox crlmina. treatment Dr. mite
issued by Justice Koch. that H. WAS taken TO Pc
lice Headquarters. his p"disrec was taken ana d.
was locked mp ior about four nous curing "nl'.
time Sergeant Frnk cam TO him and SAID that
would vou'h for his h"Ing turned "ut u ne "'vN
employ Emanuel Frienl AZ his oounsrl Ff'nk ai.o
Or Hawker 10 employ Friend ~" said that d.
thought he could induce Ha"krr 20 employ nm.
and be- taken OUT Of his cell AMI put IN an
other one adjoining The large corridor. where b"
could communicate with Hawker. who was also a
prisoner occupying cell az Police Headquarters.
MAKING ANOTHER NEFAKiOUs BARGAIN.
Dr. Whitehead was told that when he had con
WINGED HaVker that II was 20 his lnteres; To EN-
Iivf lll'Hu ne must give certain EitHhl 'H NV
door. and Frlnk added that n Iiawkcr would take
Friend as his lawyer he might make something
out OF H. 1t seems that lIawker consented. White
head gave the signal and Friend appeared on the
scene Or. Whitehead asked how It came that
Friend could be there quickly and was told
by Frink that Friend had a telephone" by which
they could communicate with him.
@ What took place then? \ was locked M
about an hour. then taken upstairs and was told
was bailed out and to go home.
Q-Who bailed you OUT Al don't know.
troubles In this case for H. said that the next
day he taken TO the Harlem Court and there
once more. for which he had to pay 49,. This
was in money, becaus" Friend positively refused
take "A check. He was about putting the name
Friend the check when Friend stopped him and
he made II 3nt paya9le TO erarer- rms check
postponed by Judge Koch for three days the doctor
vas put on bail but did not know who his bonds
Q-whet became OF the case? A.-The
adjourned and adjourned.
Q-Dd you pay any more money? Ayes.
KOCH KEPT THE CASE IN HIS own COURT
at Essex Market and the case went down there
because Judge Koch presiding in that
There l was told by Friend that It would
$50
Q.-What for? A.-Dont know. but | gave 1t to
This check. dated April 2, and payable to self.
WAS also introduced rs evidence and Identified
Q-Was there ever examination Of witnesses?
Ayes. April .. Dr. whitehead explained that
that the Fox woman was examined. but that he
was examined and never had been. lie said
also that there number Of arrests made
among malpracItioners about that time on war
rants issued by Judge Koch and he knew of none
that convicted and gave II ~ his impression
that the arrests simply part Of "A black
mailing scheme the part Of the police.
Before the Fox disposed OF by his being
held for the Grand Jury. Dr Whitehead said he
Va WAS again aTIesisS This WAS on April at No
Justice Koch and az in prior eases the papers
day night y O'Clock. lie SaiI that the ink
not dry on the warrant when Frnk brought 1t
in Frink told him that some one had said that he
had been party to criminal operation In 1891
but that 1t wouldn't amount to much. Whitehead
the daytime when he could get bonds: that he was
getting old, and he didn't want to 20 out a, night
TO which Frlnk said "Wcl, Doctor. won't lock
II agreed to pay him 81" said DR.. Whitehead
enough. but he did agree to take So and agreei
to pay him the amount at o'clock the next day.
That night Whitehead said. he to
eminent lawyer. to ask advice In the matter.
THIS TIME HE WENT To SEE MIR. GOFT.
well. Doctor. / that lawyer" said Mr.. Gon
Dr. Whitehead then told how he had been careful
TO take the number OF the cab. which l.G27.
and noted all the particulars Of his visit to Mr.
Con. to the s. bill which he borrowed from
S n C "a Psy fs nns sas he thar OF 5S
the next morning he went to Police Headquarters.
S po Prs T was taken nma hers
they went to the Essex Market Police Court The
case was put off until the following Monday. and
Friend received $50
This proceeding, he explained; was on the Ber-
%n( Fsnd
check. and had to be paid In cash. On the next
day. the witness said. the two cases against him
were punched but tried at the same time before
Judge Koch. who said that he wanted TO make an
example OF some ono. and held Whitehead In $500
bonds In the one case and 5000 in the other. where
upon Friend asked the witness 10 put up $50
more. but he said he sick OF IL and refused.
Friend insisted. and said II for the
Odd you understand that any OF 1t had to 90
I'm there fmeaning the pOcel1 A.-FrIend had 10
pay 20 per to the police OF all the he got
from them.
THEY COAXED FOR THE $50
The witness then told how he put in the
sergeants room and remained there for two
three hours, and how Sergeant O'Toole and Friend