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

When did this wonderful speculation
occur"
From December. 1887. to May, 1888
| Then ! loaned him the $4,000"
Where were the notes he gave you
| for the money made payable?
II don't remember"
Don't remcmberl When did he pay
you back
"in 1898"
What month"
~ dom really remember. deposited
$1,000 OF II in the Farmers Loan and
Trust The other $1,000 he paid In small
capt. Doherty admitted that he had
made two trips to Europe and taken his
big family with him, but seemed to think
that he had satisfactorily accounted Tor
his ability to stand tais expense. He
declared that he had for long time
overlooked the entries on the station
Thurow had been accepted as bail for
the arrested inmates OF her house
When ! lid | left orders that no suc1
persons should De accepted AS bail IL
those cases" said the Captain.
"Did you report ~
GETS In IL Slap ut Martin.
II refuse to answer"
The Captain must answer" said Pres
lient Martin. sternly.
You ought not to hold me for that.
Mr., Presi lent; reported that to you
DID YOU report in writing"
NO, SIR verbally"
"pdn', You report 1t to the Superin-
tendent ?"
Mr.. Grant objected.
The Captain must answer" said
Pres ldent Martin, flushed, perspirins
ana tanning himself.
We'll MIR. President, | reported IL to
you. done my duty. and you know It,.
asked that the man who took that
ball he transferred, and you know it
You ought not to hold the responsible
| luf flatr l tod hn l,I lf.fa IN
Why didn't you report to the super
intendent"" asked Mr.. Welman.
II wish had now, God knows! !
| " Did you ever ask the Superintendent
to send help to you to get evidence
against % Second avenue, and close up
/ the house, when you found by two years
| trying that you couldn't break 1t up?"
The Superintendent couldn't do any
more than did"
AS a matter of fact, didn't you report
! regularly every month that there was
! not - house of that character In your
| whole precinct?'
Mr.. Grant objected; that the record
! Mr. Wellnan Inquired about an alleged
/ disorderly house in East Thirteenth
street that had been called to capt
| Dohertys attention by petition signed
| by forty neighbOrs.
Yes and | put man nt the door for
twenty five days and broke the house
up, retorted the Captain.
eS, bul mat was year later, ana
not until the Parkhurst people came
around" observed Mr.. Wellman. qui-
city,
at is u fact. isn't it. that the officer
reported that he failed at the last min
ute In obtaining testimony. in conse-
auence Of which the woman was dis
| charged"'
He couldn't get the evidence, and the
two citizens who hnu volunteered to
assist me and who ind get the required
evidenc" deserted me and refused to go
to court and testify, so the raid failed"
| replied the Captain hotly.
Captain, did YOU hear one OF the
women of the Thlrteen;I street house
testify that you would pass the house,
AMI finding the women hanging out a,
tie window you would say: Get in
| there, you - - "
Accuse Oshorpc of Bribery.
Yea | did, and that man. Mr.. OS-
borne: paid her s. Tor testifylng &c
that" shouted the irate Captain, point.
Ing at Mr., Wellman's assistant
| That concluded the crosse Stamina
ton. the features of which were thc ac.
| cusation against Assistant District-At
torney James L. Osborne, the tale OF
the lucky investment OF Police Sergt
l)oherlyS 500, so that II found ST., 800 II
hNr months, and the reluctant; state
n1ent ~ the big Captain that lie re
ported yerbnlly t" iire,idert Martin II.
Mer" accepting Mollie Hurus ana Mrs
Thurow as bail fu their girls.
Il told YOU that there would surely b.
a. scandal aid the tis Captain, look
Ing straight at the flushed Presidcn
Martin.
itoi'i- Martin Rcspunsib,c.
-, - asked YOU to immediately transf e
the sergeuntS who had been guilty q
TAKING such bail. to avoid n scandal
anu al ',Nr Request left the Who'll
matter to YOU.
. Ell th,n,.hf I b,.J dana,
porting To you. Mr.. President t. avoi
scandal, ANA do not feel that / ough
To be held responsible for what hap
peneh in that matter after that, for
left II in Your hands at your REQUEST
nder redirect eNamil atiou. Can,
Dohrr'y Explained that Thirteent
street petition. He said that, when h
:. trst saw II, the paper showed thet tw
ulh"rtnt plumbers In East Thirteent
street had been On the paper. each q
them erased and a third one subst
u The changes had been made after III
PAPER VAS signed by the petitioners, an
ne value OF the paper thus destroye,
e He showed the paper to the mapistr,t
and got no warrant
. Mr. Fromme called Inspector Alexar
/" der ;. Williams as a witness.
j. ,,ah ne ,h n.e IN Inspector, Who says, jokingl
y one, testified that he had known Gao T.S
= noheIty twenty three years: and i,
, ,iar that that as a CAPTAIN in his inspe
be attending to his business, seldom al
e sent from the precinct, capable, pain
K taking.
i II knew Doherty as a pa,rolma
II roundSman and sergeant. He was sobc
industrious and respectful" said the Ii
- speCtor.
Capt. Doherty was recalled, and
u Mr.. Wei Imam he said that unless Il
blotter showed II. he was not in the ST
II tion-house at any hour suggested, Il
5. rules requiring him to sign the boo
whenever lie came in.
n Then II the book doesn't show V,
present between and in the eveniI
l. OF Jan. YOU were not there
d Il was not"
Then Mrs Thurow made mista
'e IN the hour and II might have been b
y. tween and ! o'clock"
a. D"hcrty Loses His Temper.
to You're contem''--began the ca
tain hotiy, but checked himself at
warning from President Martin
r "Dh, let him finish" exclaimed We
man, derisively. Even his own couus
he in "a former case. De Lancey Ntcoll, h.
III To get It, | don't know why | should
ot exempt"
A. capt puherty. replying to questIo
IN fIom NJ Wellman. said that the br
Z ker, Aladdin futile, paid s@2,pr PROF
on New England and II. L. and w.
At HIM in cash. sl0On In one payment.
would be SURPRISED To learn tina
le futile had lived At the Sinclair Hou
II III two years.