The evening world., 1894-08-22

], comm,rsioners what a fine Captain he
This permission. he SAID, had been
kindly extended as courtesy OF the
Ex-senator McClelland protected
that Capt. Cross was charged with neg
lect OF duty, and the testimony was Of
Tered 70 show that he was not negieSSt, .
Tke Senator tried hard to get Mr..
Hamilton TO TESTIFY that the houses
Isidor Kraushaaf vi so Division street,
came next He IS the dry-soods man
OF whom Katie Schubert, with her
5000 In bank. testified that she Dor
rcwed part OF the $500 to pay Capt.
q Kraushaar testified that he had known
Ks sshSSsr seysp fs' chrys
de street. NJ g. Schubert had sworn
that she never was an inmate
any disoTd ;,Sn;y house ~ ,s, I'll s sns
s esSsme un.acce MssaGiT efforts 70 earn
~ Chrystie street
Mr., Hess asked.
"No, sir; I did not meyer loaned her
teen be OF ct ersd sor rooss
chased, but loaned no money! Mr..
krAushaar persisted.
.she has testified that you you. Loaned To- 1sS
agtregate Of 500. is that soT'
4 mo, sir. 1t Is absolutely false"
win Produce Jake"
Ne. Kraushear said he knew man
named Wake" who bailed Mrs. Sshu-
bert when she was arrested In the RAID
byg Capt. Cross, but that SO far as ne
but became Katie's dondsman to ac-
cOmmodate him. ~ ~ rr.
II told Jacob that would be RESPONSE
bic, and he went her bal, SAID kt ,sur
name. but he is in Canal street and 1
can find him and will bring him here"
Mr.; Wellman got Mr. kraushasar 70
needed bail he became security for
them. Then he pumped this at him:
J. Why didn't you go bail for Katie
aWeiii because I wouldn't take the
psllTell Into the, great cross-examiner 8
Anal You wouldn't take the risk
yourself, 30 you asked your friend to
take the .shances7 You coaxed him into
KrSusRaar umb,ed. but he couldn't
exactly straighten that out, and the
AUDITORY laughed at-his discontinue. :,
But Mr. Hess Tfirst question explained
"You could not be Mrs schubert's bail.
NO. SIR" was the reply. II couldn't
take the responsibility. because I had
and knew that the Court would not
accept me on 81 900 bond on my stock"
Commissioner Murray, one OF the two
iinp:yms that he thought ,Krausaaar:p
son ss A But f' %r Aess Stated that no
police MAGISTRATE in New York would
security
Mt. Hess asked Kraushaar to bring
Jacob" to court. which aroused Mr.;
the motives Of this willing servant of
Capt. Cross" Mr.. Hess denounced this
attack as contemplate, and as. the quiet
witness left the chair he said simply but
II will try and find Mr.. Jacob for Mr..
Cross, and will be glad to help you In
the same way all I can at any time AZ
passed out.
serReants Testify. ..
sergt. Oliver 4. Todd, who has been
sergeant since May. 1882, and served I'M
der Capt. Cross from June to Dec. q,
1891 testified that he never saw Mrs.
Schubert at the station house but once.
'she aciled TO see Capt. Cross.
showed her into the Captains room.
that se said and s'ss nc
\ II waited. The woman said: Can't
see you alone?' The Captain said No
on meY Why can't you let me, live?'
ITO that Capt. Cross replied: I don't
want anything to do with you. You
know there Is a suspended sentence
hanging over you and IL you open that
house again and try to do business I'll
DO the best can TO send you to jail
Then Mrs. Schubert left"
The Sergeant said that Mrs Schubert
had never left an envelope for Capt.
Cross while he was at the desk, and
& at Capt Cross was almost constantly
"a duty and was unusually active in his
Suites. instructing the platoon almost
daily to be rigid with disorderly houses.