The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-30
CAPT. DOHERTY
WILL SQU:AL.


may go wrong and the witness may be
lost after al.
Certain II i. however. that hc has tn
afiidavit5 WhirE Mr.. Grant referred to-
oi, II not, 'he names uf the persons ~hu
made them.
These uiiidavits," Mr. Grant said.
''ugnish important links in a strong
chain OF evidence which AR. Con is pre-
pairing. Personally, ! would ike to give
The Information to The Evening
World, but too many things depend
upon their suppression at this time. All
| ana personally Interested IN IS the re
instatcm"nt of capt. Doherty. and that
VIII be easily accomplished. HIS trial
was farce. III was CHARGED Nth re
Ceivng n bribe Of s2j from Mrs. rnuruw
~ d found guilty OF lin rent crime al
together, that Of allowing his sergeants
to accept the wOtnIr'S bond FIR the
g,rls arrested. fuI might rs vel try Il
man for larccn, AMI SonVic: him Tor
murder.
THE fact was freely proven that
when the Captain found out nis ser
Scants were doing this thrL he went at
nent. President Mart.H, and asked for
the removal OF the men. DohertN
s%cars h asked Martin to do So and J
believe his statement every tiu' 80
true then Martin "uui undoubtedly
have denied It like Il man a the tim".
Gus TUthill, tn" ,well-known sporting
man. and the hacker oc kx-Miidie-
Weight Champior Jack dempsey. and
u.allcr OF cX-bDlICe Captain DonIrty's
fortune, was seen TINS afternoon on
broadway, N the vicinity of the Cole
"Juat tn" man want to See" said he
10 me reporter
An hi, about Doherty and myself is
straight, nut fellow ,4o1'i banker at"r
So mrrh uotOr.ely Fourteen or MT, en-
wears ugO. " hen bO.prtl VS. a rounds
man In tho Fifteenth Prrriurt--Mercer
stree, slfuon-ha" "non tnv boys all
1 = II..E.
broadway, II" and | b.cau,' acquaint- I'd
lust aa many others did with him. He
vas a Z Hul-natured sort Of "A fellow,
and al tn" boys liked him In the close
OF ire Consolidated Exchange.
What Capt. l'ohcrty tells of his 500
is straight In 1851 / believe it was in
Ia" T:il. went 10 Doherty and told
vested to GOOD profit lust then. He gave
me 800 and | bought some New York
ard New EnSland. Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and other stocks. aud gave him
just s22,O~ for him. ! know That at
Iirr"s | gave BohortY as much as $1,000
There were big fluctuations in stocks
then, a. any broker who can recall the
time will tell you. While made this
much for buncrty | made three times
~ mich. yes e,rly $4,000. for myself
~ failed in Dec m"er, SIS. for 5000
Many on RS We're made to me Ly my
creditors to seGtl" FOR onc-hdlt. ] tOld
them If thyy waited for two weeks |
would pay them II" cents for every dol
lar, and in about ten days ! PAID them
every cent a. president George Wilson
of tho BOARD knows.
~ haven't seen the CAPITA II in two
months aud did not know what he was
going to testify to. ! kept but few
books. Most of ms accounts were Kept
On memorandum. | may possibly hay"
tn" dates OF the transactions with Capt.
Duhcrtv. and when the proper time
comes and these matters are needed, |
shall doubtless have them rendy.
been. At no time in my life have !
done anything | am ashamed of. When
I am wanted a word viii bring me.
Tuthili will leave town tonight Just
" here he VIII 30, he says, he mas not
quite made up his mind.