New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-04
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER q, 1894.

time you will come? Ambrose ". Hussey; No; isi
yda Sad any s % P hs Dsd for ear
fare to him. ~.
Q-R Riu much sSS as $50 so? -" 40 '''" 80 80
Odd YOU take him to the station to see Placer
you 60 there y3ars s:fv A Mat Mr! sir trcs,..
"a q NyEF did you ask him. Al asked him
orchard-st and he said he knew nothing Whatever
about her but that II | wanted any ASSISTANCE ne
had two men ready who would DO anything Tor me
Q.-Who were they? A.-sh!nd.er and another
Q-what dia, you understand BY helping you
OUT? Al tod hm thdt wanted b no ans
hadn't been there didn't want anything wrong
Senator O'Connor-Your understanding that
Place was willing to get men w5o YOU'D c swsir n 90
as to that.
THE WITNESS CAN'T EXPLAIN.
O. d3y Mr. Moss)-Dldnt yoa ask him to testify
that Mrs. Urchtta kept disorderly house? A.
! only wanted him to testify to the truth
S9"ssSn TPeas Ho Sny IN ihas Way
MONEY from 'pf5Ff 1 KIN HGiP aim ''s sss
Bloch tod me he did
Mr. Moss then offered in evidence the testimony
taken in the trial Of Mrs Urchittal for having kept
a dlsorderiy house, which contained the eXamina-
ton Of Hussey and in which he was quoted as hav-
| ing said Il asked Mrs. Urchittal If could come
| around again, and she said. When my man goes
| out"
O. By Mr. Moss)-The man was another STOOL
| 0~And both stoo-pigeons testified that they had
had improper relations with the women! A'-ies'
o"When dii you first hear that Mrs. UrchIttal
had lived at No. "A Orchard-st? A-When saw
Q-Bu; at The trial you stated that the woman
had been driven out Of the sieventh rIeencI Ny
VEYour recollection then and now is not the
= Tell he
no :, ore9Srd:t until P PlSeh 5od me
| O-But you told moment ago that II was
through the newspapers you learned that! Al
Q-Have you gone or sent anybody to Mrs.
Urchttal since this affair? A,s A., f2,o,,,,rr,
saw him in the court with Shalvey, my side
Senator Bradey-What was the trouble that you
had with your wife and famiyr Awin iy >i hc
cused me OF having wrong associations IN ~is'
| Urchittafs house.
HE SAYS HUssEY LIED.
Charles 4 Place was then called 10 the stand.
He appeared in civilians clothes, and looked ana
spoke in a way that seemed to create faVoraoe
impression. He said he was now attached 10 'He
Fourteenth Precinct. and had been In the Eleventh
before that and left 1t on March 10, 1913. he was
a detective I'm that precinct Place denied every
thing that Hussey swore TO- and SAID mat 1T
had never seen Mrs Urchittal before, but that
Hussey came to the police station ana sa"'
place want to see you. have been faVinS
|
reporters in connection with this aHair' anu =
have had a roasting myself
.Hussey said" went the witness, that Mrs
TrchittaI claimed she had given me go ana ne
added You know she keeps disordery mousse
and nv wife and family arc swearing at me ABOUT
H. answered that / knew nothing whatever
about f.. and that could do anything In the
matter TO help him out
Odd he ask you to testify that she kept q
disorieriy house? Ale said, You know she
Kept disoriery house" and | replied that l
didn't know anything OF the sort
Mrs TrcnIttal was then called 10 the stand, and
, through an Interpreter told her story. 1t was a
sad story and the particulars OF 1t had been
! already related by her AT a previous session OIL
the committee before its last adjournment She
is not a bad-ookng woman. and as she rela'eu
: her history from the time OF her arrival IN New
York from .lussa. in 1891 one could not heip
wondering how the poor woman could ever nave
, persuaded herself that while here she was
? really living in land OF liberty. and not IN the
land OF the Car. From thu time she started a
= money which she received from the United Hebrew
Charities. until sh- was arrested ana hst i.Iae
cigar store in RidSe-st was sou aol - hr
sl1 and her children taken away from her-
actually stolen and she hasn't recovered mem even
the unfortunate woman has been bounded By the
polio, who tried TO bleed her for money
=. MRS URCHITTALs PROSECUTORS.
She identified Hussey as OF the men TO whom
Z she had paid money, and man named Hoch.
= slim. who look her around the streets untN
o'c.ock in the morning. trying to get money from
4 her and telling her that If she paid what tns
: police demanded and then $40 month 10 the De-
n AZ this stage OF the proceedings Mr. Goff took
occasion To say that the law which permitted ms
kept away a cruel law. ami Senator o ConnoI
SAID he agreed win nm Dut that !, ~a fi, Of ~
I operation bear heavily ANA unjusty on some peo'
: isaac Iefkowitz. a manufacturer of syrups at 10
4 "A Delancey-st. began giving testimony ABOUT uns
y character OF Mrs urchlttal. but senator Oonno'
= WAY" he exclaimed. IAN these witnesses seem
g 20 run now from the charge that the woman
9 "' IPiias M9ndeIi, who lives now at No. 35l West
= ! Twenty-siXth-.t a tnsm!th, and who hVed lor
$ merly at l4l Delanceyst was me heNe ,sf si
on a charge made 10y man named Herman Blocf
e there are two Blochs-of having stolen 500 IRON
= the witness TO start a gambling house in resIau
+ which be then had and witness refused; hI Us.
. scy arrested him without any warrant, ana I .n'
i sergeant didn't seem inclined TO hold him. wheI
Wardman snaiTsy S& Sr hi %ny ws ssf locked Hp Viz
- ness Identified hussey and ShaNey. ana SAID ina
Msy 6r charge on PT eans %
p bm Ehen he Was in prison were turned away
Katie Mande, the last witnesses wife, corrooo
= rhteS ea w So "r to- lawyer named Martin Cole wht
forced himself upon her and who pleaded for hel
/ husband guilty in the second degree Il though
l. he meant" she said that my husband was not e
y be adjuised guilty, but was to 90 free out Wa
l. mistaken
J. THE BIG SENSATION OF THE DAY.
Fl Hoy came the biggest sensation OF the day
1t T,ssov had been sitting in the rear OF the room
t near the railing and some loud talk was heard
% Then he rot UP and went over to where snalve!
sc was siting-his side partner. as he called MN m
80, rno ~ the officers of the Senate COMMITTED
= csme rushing over to Mr.. Con and whlspesr perez
le so,na,hing i'm his There was a rustic OF zee
ii IN tbn nrighborhood Of the place where Hussey
~ had been sitting but ono Of the assistant ser
,n',,s-of-arrns closed the railing gate so thar no
'r bciv could 20 out. Nh Gons face flushed erhsoi
* and he called out: iussey ta!e tne ssanu n, ON
=, tt..sey came along. pale win excite ment, am
Il ,rrmb,i4g from head to foot. Nobody knew WA
:. 49," cnrninr ana the members OF the commute
leaned anxiously forward: ~, .o., ,oroo