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

for III have you sure u You don't
n. yen, 70 E .m5 IN ,s ausas' and re-
ported that the women at that house had
grown bold again and were soliciting In
front of It, | instructed them again to
be very watchful over that house and try
to get evidence.
"ijecause II was on Second avenue,
the street cars were passing and there
was much travel. II would be- ridicu-
lous to permit disorderly house to
flourish there.
My men got evidence again in No
vember. 1898. and raidcd the house again.
don't see for the lie Of m" how they
got the evidence, but they did.
81 was transferred to. the Firth Pre-
cinCt In December. 1895.
Capt. Dohcrty Gets Indignant.
"Did you ever shake hands with Mr.
Thurow, as told by Mrs. ThurOw ?"
NO, sir. no man that makes his Nv
ing In that business can ever shake
hands with me-" said the captain, viz
tuously.
Did you ever suggest to Mrs. ThuroW
TO change her hOuS" into Il cafe
NO. sir. never had anything to say
to her only 10 get 0ni Of the precinct
Tnurow and say that yod wanted 81 90
from her for openins the houaf as the
cafe EXCELSIOR
II an not. / .mtd" special and strenu,,
Gus efforts to close lp that house, and !
think the record shows 1t. ] found that
the only way 20 get her ont Of the place
VAS TO starN" her out, 50 Aug. j, 1898,
pn, a man at the dolr II The house.
"buring tn" nineteen months | was
in that precinct made raids on seventy
disoraerIy houses Of that kind. besides
performing all the other duties belong
ing to precinct police work.
did not neglect my duty as lo-
lie. Captain regarding that house. or
any other house Of that character, as
the record Of seventy raids shows:
There were convictions IN nearly al OF
them. and that shows that we did no!
arrest TIA So wom-n and fix them AFTER
wards, as MIR. Wellman and these
charges would have the public believe
situations | could hardly hold myself
There was a swelling III the big cap
tain's throat, and his voice was tender.
almost fearful. as his big list doubled
up on the arm OF his char, NINA, h,,,
with as much aud, city as though he had
been no bigger than Admiral Dot.
Mr. WcIImnn Tackles the Captain.
Drherty said he was born in Ireland;
that he was married and lived with
Bridget, his wife. ana their eight call
dren-"the last one was born nine months
ago" he in;srpolated-at 7J1 Lexington
avenue.
He had been patro,man. roundsman
and sergeant. and became captain in
December. 1890,
AT 81 90 year salary. and you nave
supported all that large family on sl'2"
to s2,7Oo IA year.
Wei, not all the time. I've supported
my wife since | married her. twelve years
ago. and he children "a they came
along" laughed the Captain.
WHO owns the house where you live
Mr. FrumIne objected. but the captain
said:
"Oh. let him 81 ON know what he Is
getting at, and ! am not afraid. My
xasif ia. |
a year ago ! bought 1t tw" years AZ!
for SIS 900, with a $4,000 MORTGAGE on II. .
well. you paid Off that mortgage
within IA year. didn't YOU
Yes. sir
VIVA, other property do you own
own shires In some lots bought al q
referees sale with a man named Ryan"
Where do you bank?'
AT the Farmers Loan and Trus,
Couluany."
What was YOUR balance there when
this trial hrgan?'
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.
WcIImnn Defends >ir"ii.
"Y"u are reading from a memoranda
gave to Del .onrey Niroll when he was
tee" hlurtrd out III" Captain.
Il am inius nothing Of the sort. Nh
u. Laucey Nicoll ia not hand tht
paper t." me. iie does not know that
have Rot 1t. He never dreamed that
hau 1t. lie knows nothing about IL.
got IT from the Lawyers Title Guaran
tee Company"
The taptain said he banked ono
with the Ble-cKer Street Bank
Before that | KEEP my ravins' in IN
house. I hal few thousands save
GLOW much could YOU save OH 81 ~
OF eight chiliren?' asked Mr.. W.lirnai
Il Didn't sun OF; IL wife ana eiyh
children on tl,"n0 Year. though ! coul
on SSon or 500. | was single for the hrs
I'VE years OF my service ON thu polio,
Then tn. children "IiIIlr along about on
every two years after Was married"
well. to drop that can YOU manas
!" own and live in a fine house. at Les
| Keep your horses anu carriages, on YOU
salary OF G,,uO year,
| YES, sir: as fine as | do live. | HAY
no horses and carriages have OF
| horse and "A Hap Jn-nO carriages san
Keen tn" horse in cheap stable.
What Other property have YOU
MIR. Grant who had just entered, mac
a new objection. lie said;
capt. Duherty i now on trial on Il
charge of having taken $50 from Angus
| ThuroW for protecting her and PERM
| ing ner to prosecute an unlawrnl bus
ness. What property Capt Doherty ma
have accumulated during his lifetin
can be of no consequence.
Where DID lie Get II"
The objection was overruled, and Il
Captain, whose voice was GROWN
weaker and weaker, replied that he al
his brother had bit OF Property
Brooklyn.
What did YOU pay for your half
demanded the relentless Wellman.
"Oh, II couple Of thousand" repli
the captain.
There were a few other Items. and ;h'
MIR Wc!.uan asked what property MI
Doherty owned.
Mr. Fromme objected. and the Cap;a
sail:
"Oh. let him have IT, I'm not afrai
) OF property
you have told US. Captain. OF whe
. you have about $4,000 worth OF propert
VIII YOU tell us how YOU managed To a
cumulate that fortune at POO a We
for seventeen wears, and from ST. 800
s., 100 year since then and bring up
growing family OF eight children"
There were many objections ovt
. ruled and then the Captain said:
! II had money when ! went on I
% force and there was man nam
70 piusmore over in Leonard street
whom I was going u buy house
: much "a ten years ago. | offered h
r Hl50o He wanted $1,000, and | did,
l 'iNo, YOU didn't buy! Where is tn
. man now 49,
The Captain didn't know Then
? told about broker named Tuttl-,