New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-07

room must have been convinced mat she Was telling
the truth Mr Jerome conducted s the he o ogd s1t
be prosecuted any evidence she gave, anu ~
sat down in the witness chair With n n Ianey;
e. CI5y Mr. jerome)-You- are prisoner in the
To;a6s; Yes on III TIE char, cnarEe OF Keeping us
0T ob nop1 A ara "a 20 MS ss East Houstons
Q-When did you begin 60 10 business A.-Sep-
o.%Dld you have the whole house? Ayes.
no o.E How many many girls? A-Tour gr:s.
QDi YOU see policemen 6ef2Tr yoT dn1 Far, p
rell. the ward men met them in a saloon at
No % Sheriff-st. RICH, opposite the statlon.house
Miijer' whom hired the house Of. made ne ac-
quantei with them My husband left me on ac-
o.-At what hour did you meet Brennan and
Farrell? A.-Between and 7 o'clock
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS HAD TO BE PAID.
Q-what was said at the meeting? Al told
Brennan and Farrell ! ntepded 70 open DIS
orderly house. told them l wanted a permit
50 that would not be disturbed. They said that
could be arranged all right. and asked me what
would pay l said would pay what was right.
Then they told me that the regular rate ior a
small house OF from i2Mr to SIX EriS was ~ ,1,,cb
money. went TO my husband ana ss s Q Stns;
lie said he could got the money l told him Il
the police got much we wouldn't get much lie
inger. a jcwel!er. of No. l55 park Row. and bor-
rowed 500 from him on mortgage on the furni-
Q.-What date was that? Al moved into the
business on September %. / paid the money within
Senator O''Connor-Dl the officers know your
house? Ayes Go Mr.. JeromeJ said TO Brennan:
II had to borrow. this II Is all haye got. CAM
Q~Did You pay the so a month? A.-Yes In
small bills paid the money In HttIe private
o~What did they say to you? A.-!They said:
NgX reel
SIS twice a month on the st and on the 10Th
GLOW much rent did you pay? A-Forty
Q-How many payments DID You make to tss
November 20 on November % | heard that my
Q-Was Farrel in the HABIT, Of coming to your
house? A.Yes' almost every night. cha ,o,,oo am
tains? A.-No change.
you do? Al talked with Farrell. lie told me to
uafy !. | was arrested on february TO- pro.
tested. I said had put up money to keep out OF
Odd you send your girls away? Ayes. most
Of them 1old Farrell YOU'D l pay him s, up TT to
prison for such a simple thing
QrWh2t else did you, 90 after you got out of OF
station-house. ! asked him to be kind. told him
]. had pad money. but I was broke, tod him
more soon could He told me could open
up after April.
a VIRTUAL PROMISE FROM THE CAPTAIN
Odd the captain tell you to open up. Ayes
He said I had better not be OPEN but to be
quiet.
Odd Brennan and Farrell cause the trouble
between yourself and your husband? Ayes.
Ex-surrogate Ransom took up the cross-examina-
ton
Q.-How old are you? Acknowledged years
old. was born in Berlin In 1896, and came here
In 1880 when was fourteen years OLD.
Q.-You have been married here? Ayes.
Q.-Have you had children? Ayes: they are
dead.
Q.-Eyer keep a dsorderly house before last
September? A-No.
Q-What Induced you to go into the business?
Ave thought TO make money.
O-What Is your husbands name? A.-MOrris
Cohen. ! haven't seen him for six weeks.
Odd Farrell and Brennan arrest you? A
Yes. my house.
Q-Before your arrest were you friendly with
Farrell? ,A.-NO. only 10 pay him money My hus-
band is the only man / ever liked.
Odd you know Mr.. Schlesinger? A.-No. my
husband did. They friends.
Q.-How was the mortgage 10 be paid. Twenty
FIVE dollars a week
Qs-Is it all paid? A.-No.
Allow much is due? A.-One thousand dollars
Q-'Yhy. l thought you only borrowed 500? A
Well he mortgage was for $1,000 on the 500 loan
Q--And We, you say Schesngcr a friend Of
your husband? A.-Yes
Q-You don't Ike Farrell and Brennan? A-Not
very ,nucb.'
- .senaior Ls.xow She wouldn't have been human
II she did like them. No.
Q-who was the police captain? Al don't