The evening world., 1894-08-20
NOW FOR BIG
DISCLOSURES.
'for soliciting Sand sentenced ito twenty
days on the island by Justice Hogan.
N. Calls This q, Good Life.
rConhnu,d from First pdp.,

go Calls This. n Good Lie.
Y. And yon, served your time like
.Yes, SIR, I did but since July. when
took up with Russell, 1 have been
good girl" said the witness.
Mrs. Thorne- Russell said she. was
Paterson, N. j., till she ran away from
home, came to New York and entered
Mrs. Sanford's house.
~ THE front of the house In Ba.ard
street vas always kept dark, and there
was no, noise iiI the house 10 attract
attention" said the witness. When l
but they stopped that" -
The witness said that Capt. Devery
.raidcd the house twice and capt ross
ford said that cam. Cross made the
Mrs Sanford: was very 1,it,sr towards
:1they. call ed chtm: Change because HI
knew how ~ play only one tune:
w tsbSsSs' WITH peirTfv White face ard
ccreaking velce. She had known Mrs.
Woosisr street. and became An 'fnmate
of * Bexau street. IN JULY. !lSn. There
w15 piano-playlng three nights week
/. !. .fheSE pis5Io Dgytns -Waf not stopped
KIN long after the change OF captains
1 from Devery to CrcTs 'rhcte we're elev-
rt five. been known by the name OF An
ME Rooney ever since the song was
written" said the witness. with n most
seemed surprised when he audience
laughed. She saw no humor in Ii at
all. She said TO Mr. Hess that her real
etame was Maggie Smith. she was
twenty-five years old and had lived II
dissolute life six years.
IL live at the Pacify Hotel, 20 Bpwery,
.a'an YOU take YOUR gentlemen friends
Il 10 the Pacify HOTEL" MIR. Hess asked.
''.>ot II you're seen said the witness,
audience laughed.
~'f Annie saii that by, Mrs. Sanfori's or
iers the sf.s had to keep quiet. the doors
allowed 10 so 10 the door. and, strangers
&Ars 'htt' Il 1m1tthde an IN rontradcti5p
OF the widow Sanford
4! ~ sf"""e" C""'"'" 's
when sworn gain Ia the Gaze of Ca pt.
Dcyery ana Policeman ,i.ennon Annie
Captain on the street, net knowing him;
tie. accompanied her 10 the house. and
hada talk with Mrs. Sanford. " was not
I'll she got her ''pick up 20 the shonse
tfrats learned that he wasthe Captain
In citizens dress.
Y MIR Hess returning to the cross-exam-
inat.on In behalf OF Capt. Cross. got tlir
4. witness to say that. BILLY" Hoyt. OIL
Z the Mount Vernon roadhouse, syas very
much al q Bayard street. hut che dim |
partner or not o..
1T was couple of months after
sent four of the girls mp to Williams
bridge after die raid, hit I didn't go.
l. went Somewhere elese. We were all
away till Oct. 20
Annie rcmemb .red when Rhoda San
Mr.. Hess $ JOY. but she said her mistress
dropped il,
Builder Edward kDpatrlcx. The mpn
who BOASTS that he il the only man In
New York who never paid dollar Ia
me poicc, same MeHt az wi.mNss IL,
man, james Burns. Mr. Fitzpatrick said
: he had been 4 builder since 1870 and re-
sided at Go West End avenue, corner
I'm February or March. 1870 while
Was engaged IN erecting tn" Edison
runs through to New street" said
Builder kilpatrick, "Oficcr James Burns
came along In citizens clothes. lie tod
me ne was the roundsman ! didn't
know what that meant iii 1t was ex-
planned 10 me. He said to mt:
. am, the ward man. aud there are
We can heip sou to get You will want
20 build bridge here on the sidewalk.
Z That Is pcrquistc of the CAPTAIN. !
.-s.n ta!e. q police man stationed here To
keep all things straight. II VIII cost you
$50. Everybody pays "a, and We can
not make an eNycp;ion In your case.
iSu w ''''' - '' . y az '''p''h
and New streets.
Il already had permit from the De-
partment OF Public Works. but on look
Ing at IL found that II did not allow
me to build bridge on the sidewalk.
"A few days later Burns came along
and said: You haven't been to see me-
"'No, | don want to see you | re-
piled.
''But you have got to build a bridge?
bridge.
Yes said !. but ! viii take care OF
that
IAN right, IL fetcl you rep.ieI
Burns, anl went away angrS.
hau 'or hurhs'
"AIy men were being arrested all
the time. About fifteen or sixteen OF
: my men were arrested
q ~ yjsited The Old slim station house
and saw R,Irn. there Eurns came ont
NJ the ,antain's nom Seeing me he
began to taii. hurriediy and lS,div:
oh that's ali rlrht. he sh1uted.
.tba,'s ali riph. /, was all a ,nistaiie
Sn,, can pn ritht bsck 10 rni,. ytnre
sna vou viii nni he disturhed "0'"'
4 - he taiked he bus;ieI me ,ionr
an, ~ the aint,ar md inta nv 1911, H.S
G,',.ida ' I shoaaS hin, nav; w, ner,nit -,
i, src.s The hrISgesl Ne said he ~, VI
Y 49,, W nn,s,h;, III, ~ nhu
N.Y. seen ar , hars I'M ,in1 'na' ocIore.