The evening world., 1894-06-20
'But Said Mrs. Mccarthy Asked
Her for $50 When a Ward
\ Man Called.
PROMISED TO FIX THE CAPTAIN
Promises Of More Sensational Dis.
closures at To-Day's Session
Brings a Large Crowd.

Before the Police Investigating Com
mittee resumed its work this morning
there were rumors that another day Of
sensational disclosures was to be ex-
pected. Mr.. Goff, the chief inquisitor.
limited last evening that he was pre-
pared to open up a new line Of inquiry
to-day. and that number of witnesses
had been summoned who would give
some novel and interesting testimony.
The result wss that the space behind
the railing usually reserved for witnesses
Was crowded with bluecoats this morn
.tng, while four or five fashionabiy
dressed women, who were brought into
court by Parkhurst detectives. were given
seats in the opposite side Of the rail
rear the counsel's table. There was
promise Of lively session.
Uncle Dan Bradley, who was one of
the first members of the Committee to
arrive, was considerably exercised over
n letter which came in his morning
mail. It contained Chicago news
paper clipping three or four columns
long containing advertisements evident
ly of places of questionable resort In
the Windy City.
Chicago Wants the Committee.
"I wonder what they sent that to me
for?' Queried the Senator. They surely
can't expect the Committee TO go out
and investigate the wickedness Of Chi
cago. We have enough to do right here
at home"
Mr. Goff was not present when Chair
man Lexow called the Committee to order
at l05 A. NJ, SO Mr.. Moss asked the Com
mittee to walt for him. He soon came came IN;
shamrock in the buttonhole OF his coat.
He glanced with evident satisfaGtion at
the row OF June buds from The Tender.
OF them wore look Of curiosity. others
seemed frightened, and one had a glance
OF defiance in her eve, as Mr.. Gon went
up to the desk TO have preliminary
conference with the Senators.
All the members of the Committee were
present with the exception q Senator
sanson Chaifman Tpnt there benew were e'f no susp
cions against Doorkeeper Anderson, VINO
had been spoken of as having disap-
traved the secrets Of the Committee.
on WorS connected with the Committee.
Diyver Not Heard From.
"Has Police Justice Diver expressed
any desire to make statement 10 tns rs
Committee in vindcation Of himssit'
asked Chairman rnrsiHed ieIow nov Q, standardization NM
vhatever from Justice Diver" said Mr..
Goff. .,ou,
Justice Diver, he fancied that he was
more deliberate than Senator Roesch In
appearing before the COMMITTEES; tes ,,ners
that Justice Diver had been interviewed
and had denied very emphatically the
truth Of the statsments made against
him Yesterday by Clark, the Bunco man,
ana We nres,irned that the Justice re-
garded that as sufficient for the present.
1--WE only wanted to give him an oP,,
Bor'SHSnaatty. SSat. 70 10 aeee1 do 30, said chairman
Iexow '.in accordance with the pre-
sedent established in the case OF 'uS''''
As Justice Diver was not IN the court
room and there was no one there to rep,
resent him. It was taken TOT grahtso
that he regardesd s,,, ms Us the Sehia spapers
o. ample.
Lucy McCarthy's Houselkeeper.
ness ida L, Morton, who said she was
employed in 1890 and 1892 by Lucy Nc
Carthy as housekeeper and accountant.
~ housekeeper from necessity. She had
an invalid husband and children TO sup,
port and SAID ,onk all Sas alter ad ths house
"How many girls did Mrs Mccarthy
MThere were ten boarders and other
came in in the evening. ! was not an
inmate OF the house, In the usual sense
The witness went on to say that Mrs;
McCarthy's house was at first at io'
. West Forty-ninth street, but she sub
seouently opened the house next door
at No. l06. 81.
Bank OF the Metropolis in Union sarare
When Mrs. Mccarthy was away Mrs
Newton said she had entire control oi
the house.
"Do you know who was the captain
of the precinct while you were at the
"Capt. Deevry was there part OF thu
|Rime, and / believe Capt. Haughey wa'