The evening world., 1894-06-13

pihCc. anu nave the curtains III tne VIII
DOVE ORA n down. not keep open on
Sunday and keep within the law and I
would have no trouble. II l did not he
said he would pull me"
got the same orders from the Captain"
Schwartz said he was obliged to a
a Federal tax because he was told
II he did not there would be trouble
Are there any lounges in your place."
Net one" said the witness raising
his hands.
And no private rooms where you
serve drinks to customers?"
Recess was then taken.
the Mayor early in the afternoon. and
then went over to the Lexow Commit
tee, and was closeted with the Senator's
In secret conference for more than half
1t was after $50 p. NJ. when they re-
sumed their places, and Col. Fellows
was requested to make n public state
tee In private. He said that he wished
TO say something In regard to the dis
charge OF Mrs. Lena Cohen, n witness
before the Committee the other day, the
Indictment against whom had been dis
missed.
A false impression had gone abroad thai
every person under indictment who be-
woull be discha rged. There were many
prisoners In. the Tombs. Col. Fellows
said, who. he was Informed. were cx-
pecting to testify and have the lndict-
ments against them dismissed.
VIII lie No Jail Delivery.
He wanted 1t understood that this
w9u:d not be done, and that he would
that contemplated: and he was glad the
Committee agreed with him. The i'm
preston which had gone out was an
invitation TO perjury.
Chairman i axnyy said tHnt hA xrlghAl
TO correct the idea that any action OF
the Committee was an incentive to per
Jury. Every case would stand on its
merits. In the Cohen case 1t was APP
parent that the woman had been pun
ished as much as she deserved. and
there were peculiar circumstances In
her case which appealed to the sympa.
Mr.. Nicoll said he understood the
Mrs nohen was DISCHARGED In sonsid;
the Chairman. II think the position Of
the Committee is well understood.
There Is no danger OF n jail deliv-
49," Well. It Is understood" said MIR.
Nicoll, that any one who Is arrested by
before. this Committee. The result Is
that the police force OF this city is para
lyzed and we are at the mercy Of the
the militia to patrci the civ
OF emphasis. but Chairman Lexow said
Mr.. Moss declared that there was no in.
tention to ask for immunity for any
witness. A witness was in the room who
but no application for a dismissal of the
Indictment would be made in her case
After the excitement over this argu-
w ws "a h ,1sa I ~ ,Ss a,, wiIl's IN !. cioush
He owneI n FALCON. he said. Mt Sixty
ninth street and Third avenue FOR three
days in May. 1890. He bought 1t and
wanted to sell il again as soon as DOS
sible, but had no license.
Paid an Unknown Ward Nnn.
90,
was toiu 70 see the ware man or
the preclnct ana ne could TX u Tor me.
l. "3n . reiheinper MS name. l. met MIN
~ sInass W9oIs a aay or Two ai'eT.
said he GUESSED he could Ak 1t.
him II that was ali right. and he said YES.
After that the place was run TIL I sold
1t. 1t was only three days. There was
no interference by the police"
said he was a dancing master and n sta
tionery agent. told how he had been
named Feldmouse, at iss stanton street
Invitation of some men who gave him
whiskey. and robbed him OF ga when he
was intoxicated.
Goldman said he went to the Union
Market station TO see Cant. Siebert.
Who turned him over to Ward Men
Brennan and Farrell, They kent him
waiting so long that he got tired and
told them he would 70 before the Lexow.
Committee and tell what he knew il
they did not get back his money.
Brennan. he said, told him II he did
that he would send him up or get a
warrant for him, or something OF that
sort.
IT saw 1t was no use to expect ahy-
thing from renn and Farrell, so I
went to Police Headauarters and saw
Inspector Williams. He told a detective
to 20 down to Essex Market with me,
a 10 nu III w Sen IA mhIins am Ma so' " Warrant
Then we went to the station and saw
the Captain OF the precinct and Farrell
n Brennan, and got sixteen policemen
detailed for the case.
by Justice Koch.
..Tb.v MON, ,roupd 70 tho s,,,,or
street ahey D,o wsht r arHnhu 10 ana nde s H,snte y
Tatdr H. nrnnr ia 80 v9.I,
ne,umou re 'he pfop mornin AMI tba or'y wsrs
taken befnre .Jnstice Koch at Essex
Market Court and we're all discha rred
/ GOT nv money, though from Feld.
"IIou, ,,,d ,bev co~o 70 ba d,a
itoT u'o 'hey cohie !" ne uie
'"!hIrSJ xo,h o,,, osLaa pr.r,., ,,d
Il arrali a. ,bev bbn3y nisNed oardn thara
aannd th.r s ~ ,hau pay car Ia nhtte,
a,i'n thes oau ,thSy nav no'' iheh. ,he