The evening world., 1894-06-14

her, when there were SO many others
who were In. M same business. :.
turn. ' Then al she wS sa@ s aver to n saas 1 shf'r
said: Why, he's the man who wal at
my house the other plight talking with
me Tor half an hour In the confessional
She said the paper made her shake
with fear. because the figures. $500 to
e eae CAPTAIN T ! s and . sS a ,b m9 Saa be %ere ea so
ing money ever since she went into the
precinct. She mentioned Williams. Nc
Laughlin, O'Connor, Schmittberger and,
think, Reilly, but won't be sure about
''Then she said she must have a law
yer. n l told her IL would not be ne
s Ssr' sSs as w the SGT M hnew w e sbs protect sa :
perjury Then she said. i must see
somebody l asked her IL she was go
ths 10 see .ne ponce, anu sne SS wouldn't
see them for anything Those were her
very words.
Hoped for Tammany's Downfall.
Then she wanted to know II the
Lexow Committee was not going to down
Tammany Hall, and l said perhaps, and
she replied, Il hope to God they will. be-
my business That was about all that
was said, and l went away"
Miss Harvey. during the examination
Of Whitney, tried to break in several
times, but she was restrained.
Then e~x-Judge Ransom took hold Of
the witness and brought out the fact that
Whitney was from Maine and had two
children, There was an addition to his
Does your wife know your occupation
as a Parkhurst detective?"
Yes. and she has implicit confidence
Whitney, said he was arrested in a
He .was then a detective, and was In
the place when It was pulled. 1t was at
1916 Broadway. He knew the place paid
money for police protection.
Says He Paid Capt. KiIliIea.
II have. paid for protection for my
Capt. kiflaiea's ward a A gambling.
hou was bought by two friends of
mine In my name, because l knew the
police and they. wanted my assistance,
and once to Capt. Killllea himself when
Reilly wasn't there. I didn't own the
place, but l went there a good deal, and
1t was there was arrested: .,-..
not playing there. Reilly told me got
Whitney said he had never been ar
rested on any other occasion.
known as The Angel2'"
No; think that must be bennett.
place, he said. was named Pease. When
asked to name other gambling places
which he said had paid money for pro-
Riekett, called the Homestead Club, at
Fifty-frst street inc Broadway.
II paid Jimmie Reilly, the ward man,
for protection, and once, when they said
~ WAN Vnynra Nttr
l helped. him move his stuff upstairs,
days"
BY stuff" the witness said he meant
the gambling tables n implements.
This place paid SIS a month. It vas a
limit the bigger he price"
Gambled in a skin anne
Another place mentioned by the wit
fftR street near Eighth avenue, back Of
Brady's saloon. This place. he said,
was running, now. 1t was frequented
e epiisfiy By y R9S GRin same and At It t Gssi re n es;
OF ex-Judge, Ransom the witness defined
You played there recently. under my
5Yes. / played aIt there l last Sunday"
What, last Sunday 2" CALCULATED
Judge Ransom, lifting his hands In holy
horror. land under Mr.. Goff's instruc-
Yes" replied Mr.. Con. under my in
Whitney said he had once been en-
ployed by the Broadway Railroad Com
pany, and had left 1t of his own accord
He denied ever having knocked down
fares.
Miss Harvey was again put on the
witness stand, and she swore positively
that every wore that Whitney had said
regarding his conversation with her was
Every ward7" asked Mr. aon. Nov
be careful"
Yves, every ward.
After a little questionig, however the
witness admitted that much that whit
ney had said was true. but that which
referred to her having paid the police
or used strong language In referring to
| them in her Conversation with him was
not true.
When questioned closely the witness
would make wild n meaningless state
ments and would always get back to
the p~rotestation that she had never
Official in her life. and that she was
telling the truth and nothing but the
truth.
anything more out of her. She was dis
e eanefr't in con{radictions, and would al
ways get out Of a tight place by suffer
ing from a lapse Of memory or making
an unqualified denial.
She said that the name Of hel
o SUs tSst se sSs Won Tas send hi1 her ' eown e
the Committee and also hold herself
in readiness to testify again wher
" aYou are not going to leave town
are your" inquired Mr.. Gon.
"oh. no. I shall stay here oil Sum