The evening world., 1894-07-23
the desk when you left s. on the SHELF

We'll one OF the scrgeants pu
money down to was very baldheaded, anC
wore little skull cap"
There HAD been several thrus.s be
tween the ford Grant and the exasper.
atingly cool, unrut'ied Wellman.
II object I" MIR. Wellman's way OF
ADDRESSING his objections to me. lie
should address them to the Commits
sioners," said Grant.
MIR. Grant. never address you and
/ never shall" rctorted weliman; Il
address tho proper authority here"
Grant bowed profoundly, his eyes
dropping In mock humility. Then he
That's right. That's right"
Mrs. Thtrow said she visited tho sta
non TO ban IN" women out at least ten
times. each time leaving s. bill for the
sergeant Ia charge. except once or twice
when her bond was not accepted.
\ Change In Pnntutns.
Mr., Grant opened the door for it. and
ow told Sergt Clark. acting Captain
when Doherty went to Europe. that sh q
had arranged with capt. Doherty to bail
OUT nor girls when arrested on the same
terms a. those enjoyed by Mollie Burns.
Clark. replied that he was the boss
nov,
Then Clark said: You know what
you've got TO do. don't YOU
or course knew and after that
hil~SNs got the. girls out. as usual,
leaving - on tn shelf for the SER
Behnt. SAID Mrs. ThurOW.
have You been COrrsspOnding with
"A man In Baltimore or Washington? ?"
asked Mr.. Grant
rnc woman replied in the negative, and
Mr.; Grant asked. In apparent surprise:
body that YOU expected to make "A 10; OF
money out OF this thing"
NO. In no one
Eui the Inq"'ry stopped hero, and Mr..
Grant refused to tell what 1t referred to.
The witness said She called on capt.
Doh"ri$ in the morning, two days before
he sailed for Europe in 1885. and told
him she wanted to bail her girls out
when arrested the same as Mollie Burns
dih. He said all right, and sha went
away.
Commissioner Murray asked about the
Mimic Sanders birthday party. Mrs
Ihurow SAID snc was not drunk ana
threw no dishes, but Minnie Sanders
threw dishes about at the party.
That concluded Mrs. Thurow's testi-
mony.
recess was taken just az an officer
from the Firth street station with the
blotter showing the bonds given by
Mrs; Thnrow for her girls was called
,Roundsmnn Patrick b. Lane; of the
Firth street station. was the wit
ness with the. sergeants blot ter.
The blotter bore the record of arrests
AMI disposition OF prisoners In that pre-
Cinct.
From the book Mr. Wellman read
these entries. which, II they proved
nothing else shovel that augusta
orderly house, had been accepted at
capt. DonertN's station as bonds woman
for other women arrested In her house
or in front OF 1t, charged with being in
mates of her house.
hiA. ihus"w "a, ~ BondswoniRn.
These are some OF the entries:
July 10. 1875. $40 =. NJ. l.lilir Sanders
ana Aide Lewis found on stop. - SEQ
uni avenue; arrested by Prtrnlman Lang
for soliciting: bail 500. Augusta Thurow
surety, q Second avenue"
Aug. H. 1888. 80 l. NJ. Rachael
Marks. arrested by Patromau Lees on
stuop :" second avenue; soliciting. dis
orderly conduct: Augusta Thurow, bail
surety. $500"
sarah Snyder, found by officer Lees
IN Second street. nsn" Second avenue.
haii 900; Angusta Thur9w surety"
",'i :. 1899. II i. NJ, Hattie Hen
tricks and Minnie Ryan: Augusta Thu
row surety: $5pD bail"
oct, I, 1891. A. NJ. Iosl. Meyer. &C.:
tm: augusta Thurow surety, % Sec nj
, Oct; II, a, 40 P, NJ. Rachel Davis
rh@ r., surety ii q 2, ss.oqI ay.nne.I
ana Jennie RILEY
Oct. %. Rachel Davis. Of ., Second
,v"nuc; Lotto Johnson. haiIed by Au-
sn .: Thur"w. . Second avenue"
second nvrnu", bailed by Mrs. Thurow."
".N"v; Il. Satic Reed. y Second avenue.
bail,d hv Mrs. Thurow."
'Nov l.. Frankie Moore of % Second
avenue, same.
John Luhrs. of a, Bedford avenue.
Brooklyn, next testified that up to six
months ag, he lived at - First street
Mr.. Osborne examined Mr I.uhrs. lie
said his house was 100 feet from Mis-
Tlurows. He had no doubt Of the char
..rt-r or the place. Women throng-d
the Stoop. hung out tn. windows and
openly shlutei men who passed. urging
them to enter
Mrs. ThurOw for Tnmmany.
Ernest Thurow. husband of Mrs
Thurow, was sometimes employed In
lAlhrs's store and Mrs. Thurnw bought
her groceries there. The witness SAID
the house. Mrs Thur"w bought some
hrooms and nailed them NJ over her
ioor election night. presumably in cN-
preston Of her JOY at, IN" success of
rammany Hall in the election
Mr.. Osborne" was plainly disappointed
in the testimony Of the trembling littl"
wisp of II man, who Rugged his derby
ana stared "A; the fuO-.
Mr.. Grant asked Luhrs II Mr.. Osborne
had not threatened to take him bcfor"
Supt Byrncs. If he did not testify Ger
ia in things.
MIR. Osborne objected to the form of
he question.
"oh, yes; this Is ,closs-"Namiratlon
He is your Witness" mustered Grant.
mo. he isn't. He's your witness: any
body can -" that" r"tortrd Mr. os-
rurn".
IN. tremulnns i.uhrs replied to the
question that Osborn" had told him he
would take him hrt ~. Supt. Eyrur~.
II" wanted him ia tell the truth and not
Sol III any trouble.
Th-"" WAS one ON Grant when a.. |
i~k-d l.uhrs ii he kn"w of his own |
>n"" lrlEe whether Tia" men going into |
Nlrs Thuruw's hud or had not "A right !,
20 50 There. the witness hurting out;
- knew they hadn't any Iisht tnrr,." |
Luhrs 1nld he had never seen MIR.
rhur"w talking with luoh.
''har!i" l'u~"r. the beer bother at s5 |
'Nth street. Cani- nrNl Ia thu stand .
lui testified through an Interpreter tha, |
II June. lN" h" visited MIS- ThIruN's .
,"u>e Twice. IL" was more furribI,
han elegant in his d--rriptIun Of M.
'hdrLct"r of tn" h"uS" and that Of the
!ght ~ ten women h. met there.
liuH"r had a book containing "a list of
'la"-s lik" Mrs Thuruw's and u" was
nu"h disappointed when hr Was rot
permitted 10 tell about the others To
'lr. fromiuo H. replied sure when
'inreS. Holding up the book Ne added
II English
"All desc"
III" Prosecution Rests.
MIR W-lman called the name. az
'tLrlr GriththS Ere lori i. D.llr all 4.
lal' dozen other Witnesses. neither of
whom appeared Then. with a look OF
htErin, the rrose 'n;ur said