New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-04

r.f,eof now Your Honor, san l.
Q-What was the result A-Ihe case was us
missed
senator Cantor here got in little OK his fine
work lie always watches for the absence OF
W con when h. wants 10 say anything and "a
Mr. COZ wasn't on hand then. he yontur'd 10 ask;
"Was the sign on the awning in violation OF the
ordinance
80 slr." was the reply.
q Then the case would have been dsmi ssed
ANYWAY without your interference Al don't
know ...- ,.-,,.,,o,, ,~o,,,
yone Al was asked for 50 once and refused 10
CIV" T{iave Won had any trouble with thu corpora
ton Al was told mat T. ddg vote foT
Maynard for Judsc OF The Court % Appeals !
"@''' V fr ,SlI YOU hat A fellow whom
Understood 60 D. "he"l"r" at the poninS-piac"
THE RUSSIAN wOMAN's PERSECUTION.
Tho noxt witness who was called 20 the stand
was Ambrose v. Hussey. MI cor and ms de-
te,tiye- have bon after Hussey FOR q ong time
I, WAS a tedious hunt. but patience aad p"rse-
verauce won the dag. and Hussey was found lie
,royel 10 %. the man who took away the poor
Nuesan woman. Mr.. Urrhttal. from her home
stol. her children. made her s'l out her niue
cisar store. and had her locked up because she
wouldn't give him 80. II. made her take some
money ont ~ her pocket az last and give II 20 him.
but sim the persecution won't on. and poor Mrs
r.rchit,al 10 tho present day has been unable TO
obtain her Children and when tho fact was men
toned To- her ou tho witness stand. X seemed as
]
Huss,y is an cx-~Arl man IN tho precinct In
| which Mr. Trchlttal hyci-not eN-ward man be-
cause he has been dismissed from that post. nut
because the office 81 ward man has been abolished
hv a resolution % tha polio" Commissioners. When
~ took his rlae. IN the witness chair h. wore the
look o, a hunted fox. and glanced n.rvously to the
/ right and 20 the l,lt as thourh looking FOR some
means o. escape At Last hts eyes rested upon
Mr. Mos and u was quite plain that when 1t was
| not Nr GoN who confronted HIM he i't TO
/ certain extent relieved. AMI was at no pains 10
/ conceal that feeling Mr. cor was 10 get at him
/ later however. and Husscy uucoasciously VAS -
Furnish one OF the bics sensations since Tho work
/ q, the committee began. which WAS 10 come out
later in the day namely. The spectacle % police
man I'm uniform threatening q citizen IN an open
! tribunal declaring he would put a bullet through
! him and blow his brains out because OF certain
testimony which h. had given in response to Mr..
,f,ss IIuss.y said that he belonged to the
T,v.lrth Precinct AT the time % the Urchttal al
fair but that he was noN attached to the thirty
! first.
q Were you ward man in the Twelfth Precinct?
Q,w,rc ,herc any a'sorl"rly houses in that
DOESN'T PRETEND To Pc D1LIGENT
O-fIov long wcra You "a ward man? A-Ahout
| three years and some months.
! O-puring that time how many COMPLAINTS ava
you make In tn police courts? Al should say
| about ten. , ". -, MAT clas,
| g.-Not more than ten. ->"' - '
Who was your ll!ew ward pr nan. A-Ed-
% AGAINST how many o. these did You get con
V G Ho von Know man named Joseph Bloch
V Where does he i've? An Plainleld.
| q -pid you Mrs trchittal any uhe; A
g. you You brought Bloch to her place recently
vr voq, then read from the blottcr o, the
Tw.lfh Precinct dated May 10 1885, 1880 r. III;
",nuie Trchittl. thirty years whit" Rus
elan SINGLE so 81 t,dsc-st Complainant Joseph
p~cato. so lN GoercN-st' Objects '""'S "'o
Unss 8. X crnG dieord'r!y mouse "'reS''o o." VIII
rant ISSUED 10y judge Taintor
49,, .,rl showed further that the diaorderly
,a.,.. ,ya, supposed to b. carried on under th'
,,is. o. a candy store.
Q-Anl ou My l.. l@@ a Sne WIS "'''' '''' A.
@ Dd you tak" her d'i.''> ~ ' n ' ''' , ~,
~. vnn back 70 look after the children. de
| rls.v, lIuSh'c-)
sn,,rpnDy TRIED To ENTOEr IT.
- r,1 vou not walk around with her for some
,,n,. after arrestng her? A-\o' my partner tool
rcr TO the station house; mol me-
- yo, have stated that some one demanded an
,,.,I e., from Mrs. Urchit;ai? A.-Yes
o-Are You the msn; A-No' sir.
- -you were on the stand Al the trial Of tn
woman, a., a. Know whcthcr any one ever dcmande
MONEY from her; any policeman. a Wh n ! VA
.',',n,~ her from DclanccN-rt 'lit'h-h"ia' 10 t.
H. vas walking ~ pr.1ncey-st, wnen
r',nI thai somebody "as following us, ana ! SAY
loul a''n named Joseph Bloch across the street
and When Mrs rr.hta saw him t shc made a Sra
-. ~, ,'rr,nnl,. then turning to me-, she said that
Mas not a. good as me na a. at the -h3nSe
| t,ani Inc language. but Bloch told me that sh
a. n "h. was arrested and that She would be let =
| for $50 So. ,.. ~ ,,,.,,t,, ho,.,
y MONEY and that it should be looked !nioS AmNo.
| any poiicc oniccr who was charged with havin
| ~ - nancy from her? Al dl.
'Lh'I' VIZ Al was not OF it until had see
1 Bloch. , Mt,
| - ci,rcr Charles \. Place? Ayes.
= | DIS that the man you mentioned? uolccmn
: | pisco was ordered to stand up and he aid -. IA
| was IN citizens clothes. and he looked less OF
I, | io,fer than any OF the othef "oiicers' present
j iInssey looked at him furtyely. and then turne