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sion. He has also fulfilled this prom
ise."
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cent charge Of Judge Cowlng, to ms
Grand Jury, in which he advised the III
vestigation of the alleged corruption u
the Police Department; n 40 with IN,
presentation of the matter TO the 'raiis
Jury, and declared that ne "uu.I IN y.
nothing which would hamper r Ir s s,'' innp
rass the Committee IN lts "urh ~ 'o"t
He said in conclusion that he was
ready to cooperate with the oo,,n,iop Of
in every way to secure tne proiio'''" "
'r senator e 6'Connor, in behalf OF the
Committee, thanked Co: Fellows , o 10, nus
DR. Parkhurst and Chairman Charles
Stewart Smith. of the comm ~ zee ',' ~
LXX.. came in during Mr.. con SECS YS,s
and remained to listen to the Witnesses
Cnntinuing his testimony, HuSsey az.
mitted that he had recently bTouS u, nt
Bloch to MIR. Moss olhtg, , amu INN IN
which he declared that Place, had re-
ceived 500 from Mrs. Urcht'el
Place yninIy Accused.
p,,co R,och said in this statement,
which was read by Mr.. Moss, went 20
Mrs. Urchittels place and there 70, S t,,i
money from her. Bloch SAID n. nsaiu
Mrs. iTrchittel crying and begging OiiCci
Place TO let her off, but he searched her,
and found $50 in her stocking rms WAS Was
when the woman lived at ~ Orcharu
street .,.,,,.,,,, Nra
ITrchittel at the time was receiving
men at her house. and Bloch, MS s' 600 =
pigeon, had so informed nm ha re- r. w nre
irving to get evidence against her 10 IT.
rest her, and only heard OF her h9N'"s
paid money to Place thhroIGhh, HioGbm a,,.a
Place went to Mrs. urGhiIte FL ,i Lw%'; e
with two other men, accordlnS 70 blu,N :
statement to the witness, who thtlcuPuu
arrested her on n warrant charging
her with keeping a disorder,.$ pl pa ,,,o, ..
The story told by Hussey differed fnhte-
riaii,, from that which he told at the
Police Court when Mrs rrc ls red, W faT
arraigned and which Mr.. Moss reau LOT
the benefit of the Committee. a.,
Hussev Al that time testified that Mrs.
Urchittel had been driven out OF the
Eleventh Precinct and arrested men,
HE story of the case to Mr. Moss.
He denied that he had been to see
Mrs. Urchittel since the arrest, or h h
sent any one to see t. n any r nn haT made
that charge against him he ought TO
8 be sent to state prison. -, ,,o r,s,h
Charles A. Place. now OF the r,iS VI VI
called, He was confronted with Mrs.
Urchittel. and said he had never seen
He denied that he had ever beer, to
"a Orchard street or had demanded $40
form the woman. .....,t.,,, =,
Didn't Hussey go to your station To
yves; he came there one day and told
me that he had been keeping my nam
from the reporters; that he knew ! had
been to see Mrs. Trchittel, and had OBJ
famed S25 from her. He said that he
was in trouble. and that l could help
II told him didn't know anything
about Mrs. Urchittel. never had heard oil
her and denied taking any money IRON
her. Husscy said he had the imiorma ,hoi
pigeon named Bloch. ! also told nm
could not help him.
81 started TO call in two other officers
to listen to our conversation, when Nus
sey flew out, and haven't seen him
about the matter since.
Uu.sry and Hochstim Robber Her.
Mrs. Urchttel was then recalled to the
vitncss-stand ana Mr.. Moss proluCci
written statement to which the Wit
ness admitted she had sworn. Mr.. Moss
reed the statement, which was sub
s,antially the same as that which she
,cId "a the Committee In her former
testimony, except that 1t was more fuil
GnG detailed Atgr iSaHlns she her r SH
how She had bought cigar store at "
Ritge street. and, after being there only
few days, man whom nhe ,i Hiter,
came In and demanded money from
her, She refused at first, and was ther
arrested, walked around the streets at
night and finally Obliged to give up SO
al The money she had.
Srs said that Hussey had taken sl3 OF
tn and HOchstim, who had aC
commented The detective, got Sl2 They
divided the money in the street, ShC
was then sent back to her hCmc and told
TO have $50 more ready by the neXt
r7orninc
Uusaey. the statement went on to say
came The newt morning to her store ant
Whan she didn't have the money arrested
nar ma sha wac locked IN for scyera
DAYS When she came out she fount
maj ber chiIdrcn had been taken away
AVA sba yvas nhiioed 70 90 to a hoInital
Sboyn III remaiuej several months ant
mnItr,,nn, ~ noinfnI onr,ntIrn :.
u' NY 49, ,a, ~ ninsch win n nItaou,
,ns 20 ~, ~, ~, ,,rnittao rnr tho returr
az G%er cb,,Iren Mr. Mo5s's voice trem
vi IeT e'i,s W r va tbe words written H.,
pleu as ne reau ,rnr,, Mrs I'rchIt,oII
o,Ic ny totapmcut md" In Nh Moss of
ewh staIenlono n,nue ~ ,ha t'nmmI,ts,
me-. am siHi,,,i ~ sfac,sd "a NV
nv Nls i,,'5 harsaiT sorhad and ,vnn
a Mc "t s,oa "a rtinrr No atetarnant
uui ms .,.e 4, 49, EnIshnd Mr. Mos
anu WIEN ~ ""S ~ 80, ''' "'
asheu husse! " s''N ""'
Positively Identities Husscy.
.. -.
Is that the man VINO caIlr 10 Hom u
house and look money from you
asked Mr.. MOSS
yes, that is the man, r'phen AZ :
urchittel, with tears IN her eyes,
and Mr.. HOcnstm came 10 me anu Tue
took the So.
Has anyone come to you since w"
and spoken to you about your tesii
monyF'