New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-13

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,nI the husband Of one OF the ills W. ho' ,,,
arrested The men In the sa,oon sal4 tldi "t'
not paid tn police enough. II had pail m.Ii
~ 'e,iI IN . man would not have been arrested
Tbsn Uock came to see M again and said mat II
ANYTHING Ike that happened again Wolff ger my
rrruhlr I offered 10 give him 80 more but ne salH
49, US not enough. and H. reused 10 take IN"
money Then d woman In the nous S't lN uS"''i 49,,
son. sao 10 the police station by Mrs. Storsch me
ho,isrk,,p-r She handed the money t. HOOK IN an
envelope lie took the money out 81 ths 'i tT
AMI .iil he would % see M, but ne dd n1t
60. fI,er nv house was "pui,l' by captain
cross Detective Bush and another man cam ~ NE
hons. with tNO women and wanted % hlrr a room
~ n,gh, Trey all four wanted q - mo one
room but they were not permitted vas a,r'ai Sa
All hon - the police station. offered % Sl'c
1n i AMI IN. serg, ant demanded 81. The house
kc,p per and Two women upstairs yer a@I.S..r ~
m. W. were arrested about cock a n'i"V.
gave my name "a Henrietta Hensns. ma, on,y
sii In my pocket Ny bondSm3n lent me 81 ah h
money Mrs Storsch also saw H. . ,,
"'0~pl Won 20 to the police court the next day?
Ayes.
so FOR GOOD STORY"
Q-Whst lawyer dld you see there? Al hai
been recommended to engage Lawyer Steckier' but
ho u,,s not in the court | saw another lawyer
,hcr, who said his name was Repper. lie SAID II
would cost 500 70 get me out of the trouD'e' l
so,d l diI not have SO much money but gave him
SO tc3d him that hal kept respec'Go.e nous,
,ynlI b better 70 have the sent 10 the Tombs
court AMI that would cost 50 more" cav MN Nm
money.
Tombs Court no sent word mat y wantei 70 h S9S
me- in his office. sent Mrs. Stors'h 10 SEE MN
tectve Bush tell good story Ia me court e., cay
him s2j for Detective Bush. also gay $40 ,, to
Rush personally The lawyer had said IN IN" court
IA, If would be necessary to give more money TO
lush was DISCHARGED in the court Vas
ODD you Detective Bush again a i"S,
he came to the saloon after That ana frank s.aSs
Of beer | asked him If he had got the - t I.1
he had not got cent Of the money. lie asked me
H. caf4 HI, D
and Ropper together about he money, he p sld
he did not want 10 get into trouble win kepprr,.
with Mrs storsch the next day but we did not
see the man there AL "" ag anne NV husband and
veryboly In the saloon anl all the rest OF as were
TTtss wv wfs Nt sm hR cam %fn anil al
would 20 bail FOR me AMI my husband for 500 lie
ontrei 10 g. 81 c n1 pal FOR three Of them for $50
Married people who lived In the house and people
Tno ~1 paid v'iaE i'' GS'e Smith 8 each
FOR ESy9s d S9 tSr r '0 we're Tsto Te
we're told that We would have to giye bail or be
sent TO the Island for six months silver Dollar
Sn'' w. sa y re elI dscharged In the curt except
my husband. who was held In bonds
CUISINES WAS BUSINESS"
O Was your husband convicted? Ale WAS
punished 10y a fine Of 800. and he don't know yet
what he was punished FOR lie had no interest IN
the house kept II before he came 10 the house.
The police swore that there were four women In
the saloon. | the only woman there
ODD YOU have any more trouble with the pO-
Ice? A-Af.er the house was opened again Cap
tain Cross sent for my husband TO go 10 the po-
lice station and nv husband dil not come back.
/ sent TO the station and was told that my hus-
band was arrested went mere ana san that
nv husband was sick man and should be allowed
IN go home | gave SO 10 the sergeant He took
the money Then he said that business WAS bust
ness but my husband could not go home
O-Was your husband arrested again? A-On
another occasion Defective Mallon arrested my
husband Then my husband handed s. 10 the de-
tcctive, but he wanted So =, -
Mr Con took up the blotter Of the Ffth-st police
"A raid was made on the house by the police on the
night Of January % In the record Carl Hensing
WAS st down az a saloon keeper" charged with
keeping dlsorderly mouse. The record showed
same record Mrs. Hensing was entered as a dis
orderly woman
Mir Con IL appears by the blotter that Sergeant
J.ebers WAS on desk duty at the station and that
INSPECTOR Alexander S. Williams had visited the
station half an hour before the raid was made.
When Senator Lexow asked Mrs. Hensing II she
wished To make any statement regarding the man
nor Of entering her In the police blottef, she
said that il was the frat time any such charge had
hcen made against her. She was not a person or
had character. she declared For fifteen years she
had lived In one house in berlin she had come
T., this CITY only about ago she hau Deen
married FOR twenty years In the house In Fourth
ave she did all OF the kitchen work ana cooking.
Replving to questions by MIR. Ransom, she said
that she paid SG6 month Tor the mouse. r-aGn OF
the twenty rooms FOR dodgers was furnlshed win n
table Il bed and some chairs. she dld not Know
II any refreshments had been served In the rooms
TO the occupants. 49,
Odd you ever give orders TO haye peer ana
wine sent to any OF the rooms? A.-No, MY nus
band had charge OF the saloon was III the Kitchen
most OF the time. - -,
o.-What was the charge made against your hus-