New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15

Yes in the back OF Bradys saloon. One hundred
and-twenty-hf,h-st.. near Elghth-ave
Mr.. Gor-That is in Captain Meakm's precinct?
Ayes
Q.-Do policemen go there? A.-Abou, all that go
there policemen.
Q.--How do you know? Al have seen them
there in uniform.
Q.-What game were they playing? A skin
game OF poker.
Q.-What day did you there? Al went on a
Saturday night at Mr. COTS Instructions STAYED
until O'Clock in the morning. AMI then went ihere
Sunday afternoon Two policemen were in uniform
ana four were not. followed the four to the sta
ton.
Mr.. Ransom then asked few questions.
Q.-You testified against Captain Deyery in his
trial in oyer ami Terminer? Ayes.
Q.--Were you ever in the employ of the Broadway
road? A.-Yes. as a conductor and detective.
Odd you steal any fares? A.-No. sir.
Sena tor Bradley-lf he DID. It all fare
This wretched effort. unworthy the Senator
from Brooklyn. caused some disturbance. There IL
going to be trouble in the committee II this thing
goes on Senator Bradley cracks jokes and Chair
man Lexow threatens to clear the room II any one
laughs 1t is hard on Mr.. Bradley.
Maude Harvey was recalled to deny Whitney's
account of his Interview with her, Ths she did
gliby. She said she paid $1,000 in cash for her
Mir cor 50 You saved that in seven and half
A.
Q.-And lived well? Ayes
Senator O'COnnor objected to the principle OF al
lowing witnesses to keep score; The names OF per
who were in any way connec,ed WIN thr fnGts
name Of her friend. the bookinaker She said ne
was TEDDY" Foley.
$50 QUARTERLY THE PRICE SHE PAID.
Another Tenderlon business woman" who gave
her name as Miss Evelyn B@l, was then called To
the stand. She was richly dressed in gown OF
some soft stuff. lavender colored. over which was
hung rich lace drapery. she wore . large hat with
several splendid black ostrich plumss and handsome
jet ornaments. She also wore some 1ewelry. Her
face was pale and thin from long illness sh9 SAID
at No Il West Thirty sixth ST for ten years. ana
mad paid regularly for police protection all that
Q-To whom did you pay money FOR police pro-
O~Can YOU give any names? A.-One was named
Burns ! cannot give any other names
ODD you pay every month? A-No. Every
oDTHow much? Al paid $50 every three
Odd you ever pay an initiation fee? a No.
Q-Where did you pay the money A'-N my
Odd the ward man ask for money? A;-No;
knew well enough what he came for' h'd pai'
Q"Who was the ward before Burns? A
Q"IIow many years have you paid protection
money? A.-For ten years .. ,a
NJ yer had any dealings with the captains
Q-Was there a ward man named frce' y
O-Was Burns Captain schmlt'bcrgcrs ward
man? Al think so. lie was there f." months
o-You kept 4lsorlerly 4ouse' Ayes.
C-You had girls? "A few.
q DO you own your house Al do.
O.-How long have You Owned II en- yea
Q-You saved enough ont ~ your business {"
P12 We're YOU ever ralded? A.-Ycs. about three
years ago. ,,,
: Via, Was done with YOU Al was fined
Did YOU reopen your hous~e A-Ye.
q We're you raidci again was amour
seven Or eight months ago was sick 10 bed ani
the officer did not arrest M. Ny c3loreH stI VA"
arrested and gave her tiop 20 get clear.
Odd YOU pay money - IN" war; men h.t"''i,
tn, times Of tn" nrst ana second raids A-f''
closed my business for q time. though
O-Who raihrl you The second time Al HHS'
Did any one iatrly tell YOU 10 keep qu.et ull
after the Investigation was over NOBODY from
The police I heard IL from girls on 20" outside
% Did the ward men 20 whom vou plli fnyh">
come 10 your house every thrc" months y ~
IDENTITY OF 4 CORR I'r WARD MAN
o-Do you remember "A ward man named Price
Ayes: ] remember the name.
Odd you ever pay any money 10 him A.
I could not say whether dld or not
O-Do YOU remember when Captain Williams
was there Ayes.
Odd you pay money to the ward man then
Q.-Could you describe Price? A.-No remem-