New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08

any communication with her son i4r SIX mon few;
although she had him at distance IL"
eDd loan $500 to g h s14 at the told time me
count cor the money out to HIN when he asked FOR ~
had had t talked d; with him about It -. nancy
QDld your son say why he wantga ' abomt wRy
he wanted the money, but we heard later 'Aa' lie
was expecting TO be p. married nadTS No
Odd not draw some Of the s money rom don mt
o'@Was the money in the bank in your name
q Did Won hear that ycqr wanted the money
to pay for his appointment? A-No'
MONEY FOR PROTECTION.
The next witness was stout German woman
Who said she was Amelia Se1ltz. She and her hus-
hand had kept the beershop at No. 7S2 Courtahu'-
oyo IN Norrisania one year, from 1888 until 1879.
O (By Mr. Moss)-Did you know Henry Trout
A;oC 1Was he a friend Of Detective sherman? A
1oswhat conversation did Trof have With You
sometbjns to sherman for protection. ...
Q-Is Trott connected with one OF 1b, re he has
s0me ing" to do at the Tcmbs. o..o
he say why YS ep sn the saloon p1 open on
sunday. We kept the back part OF II open o"
o9o,'~u8jd Sherman come to see you? A;-Yes
Q.-What did he say? Ale said knew what
ne o HD dC You pay anything to@im? Al paid him
s. q month for a year. - .,o j, -
Yes Ny husband was arrested once .,.o
Q-what came OF the complaint against h'h' a.
II think II was put beside. -
o.~ wa he ever tried the complaint? A-No:
Q.-How long ago was thar? A-Ihree years
0-Did you know an excise inspector named
Hp1Wben aid You see him? A-When bought
the saloon He said the license would nave 70 De
transferred but could sell on the OLD license Il
Dd him. ,o A As13Ts had sai Se S Sone
transferred | closed the door until the Incense
"S % eBy Mr. Ransom)-4ow long had you known
Trott? Ave bought the saloon OF NM lie hau
0pLDiG e You know sherman before he was intro
duced by Trott? A.-No. 100 l.,
,AS;jveP o Hs said So and Troi said so.
him go into the ponce station a number OF times;
1872 Courtlandt-ave.. husband OF the previous VIII
ness op 55e YOU know Policeman Charles Sherman?
Ao.IDo YOU know that is a policeman? YES
have seen him at the station at One-hunlred-and-
s oeoM d fa' You arsi know him AIR Troti
Recommended Mr. sherman lie said he would send
man over. and if we would pay some9ieS5 rDerg
s. and after that she paid him s. every month.
ODD you 80, nT1p d , Vas closed and the Side
door was open. but we did little business - yo,, IN
mseRns, at S Sos' sS w r
Q-Fow long have you been married? A-IhTee
'eoS.'@@You were the barkeepe- when she kept the
Sgd o"Dd YOU ever pay Sherman yourself? Ayes.
'" o'eWas any one else there when you did' A
o-Did he hold his hand behind him or in front?
How did you know he was a policeman? A
The people told me he was VAR man y, tho chair
As Bnser spoke little English senator exow served
as Interpreter The man was askT9 "ne}e ne trans ap
lated his reply in rather low tone ana Senatop
Bradley said TO his eSe9 5S e1g the Sou Witness
to do So Senator Lexow joined in the laughter.
ne o eNa1i, is Your business? Al was beer
'V Q'NWere you ever in disordery house? A
LOS SS u fifi' two years? AIN the last year.
9-pr0o s v6n know whether they were open and
doing 6 A Of Ae S al fRe So 20 For
syth-st. No. Sc RivlngtOn-st-I have been to more
o-Teii us some more? A.-well. the whole block
in Frsts from the Bowe 70 3bs2 orS ;oT
houses the north side there are nothing bHt suGh
Fourth-st but there only two girls there; In
Stuyvesant-st the south side, they are nearly
all such houses
WHY THE HOUSES WERE CLOSED.
Q.-were they all open? Alp to December !;
then Cross came there. He wouldn't take protec-
ton money, and they had TO move
O-Name some cafes which are disorderly houses
A-There / must be careful. l cannot always say
Q-How about No. % East Fourth-st? Wasn't
that kept by Flora Walters? A-Nes. she PAID 80
a month to Detective Hook.
nSndred times S2 yf He %sH on the the
10 ali such houses. on the 9Th Of November she
d day no and she didn't have the money then she
would get into trouble. , +, r.,
lsh. but didn; understand It all accurately ,,s,,
ST.. kept BY Max Rosenihal? ,Aw,;Yes.
Q.6d he pay the poScse? A a. Sa;;ors month
the year We tax tore;ser Rosentha tod E ms
Rcsenthai? A-Yes ne IS the brother. Of the other.
e ODD you ever see him pay money? A-No, but
the people told me about IT,
9-Wh0 tod you? AVHe s ssbR Rimsef who lives
in my house. No. S25 East Fifh-st She tod me she
paid $40 month
only" s. FOR THIS CAFE.
o-who else? AIRS. s.auser. No 27s I1ous-
ton-st She had cafe. she paid s. a month.
O-How do you know? A.-She tod me.
Q-Who Else told you? A.-The whole city knows
It, / am tod II all the time.
Q-What business did they have? A-They had
Ex Surrogate Ransom asked the present addresses
of these people and then Mrs Senz '92% me s'S ana
Mr. Gon announced that his :ast witness would be
long been known as the keeper OF notorious owes,
He Is small man oil os ark nnner p Mr. Cor
o~Are you prepared 70 give the Police Depart
ment of this city good character? A-What 90
o-Are you willing to testify to their honesty and
you have been the keeper Of several noted re.
sorts? A.-No; that l know Of.
Q-Eiave you kept resorts? Ayes.
O-Where? An over the city.
O-Concert halls? Ayes. and restaurants.
O-Where Is your resort now? A.-No. ZIG Hous-
Q.~How long have you been in business? A.-Ten
'o'@How many times have you been arrested?
A.-Arrested?
Q.-Yes: is that a hard thing TO tell? A.-On!y
once. go
O.Lwho arrested you? A.-Inspector Mclaughlin.
Q.-on what charge? A-Keeplng disorder'y
house
O-Where was II? A-No. 2O7 Bowery.
Q.-Have you ever sold liquor Sunday? A-No.
Q.-What did you sci? A.-Wess beer