New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
MONEY GIVEN TO sLENiN.

o-slc,n- captain S'vin nov Ayes.
- p,i Won ,,av sic..n ti.oa month? Al only
paid him twice. s. d month for each place.
The witness tried To- shield Sieyln. but got con
'r - who after sley,ne A.-Brogan.
6-!iow mich an YOU pay under Brogan? A.
r.. You afraI 10 tell anything about sevin'
% IA. any one spoken to You TO prevent your
% XIV thcn 10 YOU try. to shield slcyn? A.
v11u No. was not collecting long from rae. It was
only three months before moved down town
Q-Thrn You paid Slevn only three months A.
and this was while Byrnes WAS captain? A.
. what ali YOU pay for to be let alcne; a.
Wcll osmll.us and hesiaiing, iomctlImes AFTER y""
q You kept more than one Hqase' A-Y r,..r
good MAN. INC wer" IN ,r ,rg
o Who was captain in the "Tcnderloin" then?
Q IBID you pay him. A;-Wen. Mr. Powers
cane me- bought he honse ana co ran
for eo", 'T o1g mS"ni nen The %c Ef mya I 'o"
q. T. Did ID You Bay Powers? Yes, IS month.
. After you left there where did you go? A.
i @ How long did you run there? A-Till Elliott
+. Shepard closed the street about " year ana "
't {. That was a hIsh;!onei house. wasn't it.
O. You made good deal OF money Ayes
" w Ail colorcd girls A-No all white girls
always had a representatives, white representa-
U.-Ths white representative was a sort Of sui
'' U'Hwho id you pay up there? Al didn't pay
while there.
UNDER VARIOUS CAPTAINS.
O-Who was captain? A.-McAvoy.
o You had a good friend in him. Ayes.
ole protected you from paying TO the police?
No answer but IA shake OF the head.
Q.-You went to see McAvoy? Ayes.
O-And he gave you assurances tina, your house
would not be closed? A-No. he said he didn't
|
Gut your business went on? AmYes;, ,.,,,n,
o &n O y y9Hb SrfT nav Eea S"' N''o' u ''
'U,IDid Jimmie" Reilly visit you frequently?
|. % You 'r .aid you made a good deal Of money.
Dll you lose it? 4, A-y,s; At Ia, samb sai$
''Forty-seven thousand dollars answered the VIII
ness without a irem rn,r.., canoes
The witness said she kTeT b Adam he sa ANY
se o s,r' y ",I, broke now? A. suppose might
"o'~iiow long a time you losing this $4,000?
n; a. niI"w many houses dd you have altogether?
A~Slx uptown and three downtown ,,.
% And you were not arrested Tor running
disorderly house in all that time? A.-No
This finished the afternoon session, and an adj
,ournment was taken until this morning at 1890
o'clock
Inspector MLAUGHLIN FALLS Ill"
information that Police Inspector Mclaughlin had
renorted sick after receiving subpoena to appear
as a witness before the committee. was conveyeh
70 Mr. Con yesterday. 1t was stated that Me
Iaurhlln had not appeared at the Detective Bureau
Yesterday morning, and that he was reported TO be
In in his home at No. 4i9 West Twenty -second,s'
At Police Headquarters IL was sad that me IN,
sncctor was on The sick list although ne had Deeh
AT work In the Defective bureau as late as Iues
day one OF the officials at the Central oics saa
with a wink that Mclaughlin might be suffering
from an acute attack Of "IeXowphobia superih,,
hrced nv Mr. Cons subpoena" At the home OF
Insnec,or Mclaughlin IT was said that he was III
i'm bed and could not be seen . -, J., a.,
"Nr (;off said late In the afternoon that he dld
not think the Illness OF Inspector Mclaughlin was
.eriois enough to prevent his examination as
witness. a physician may be sent TO examine the
Inspector. , ..,.. ..,... ~. .o,,