The evening world., 1894-07-20

f(o,tjp,eti from First pd1s.,
,,o,,r,ar asked the witness how much
ara rent he got tor the house than he
,ouI1 get IL it had been respectable
rhis brought up Mr.. Fromme for the
.t limo to-day. lie MADE u vigorous
ic,tinn to the question. which. he said.
nded to incrimnate the witness.
Ifter A wranglo Mr.. Wellman said he
nuid withdraw the question.
W." Tromme, ON cross-eXamina ton.
owed Meyer the copy Of "A letter which
said capt Doherty had Written TO
citucss hut he was not allowed 10
Then Mr.. Grant wanted TO cr6ss:eX-
nine the Witness, but to TINS M. Wei.
nan objected on the ground that only
me counsel for the defendant could
ross eS iininc. and that it would b. a
,aste OF time. He finally consented to
,lloN one or two questions
ni,r ,,lpt boherly manifested II very
artiys interest in every question asked
he witness and was continually consult
nr with his lawyers and giving them
Il Lawyer Grants request. Meyer
vaS directed To produce the oriSinal Of
the letter from capt. ooh"rty anh nave
The COPY of the letter H. question was
afterwards read with President Martin =
Eermisson, and in it Hap IT., n ,,n', =
pRsso, that he had found the house Kept
In Mrs. Thurow to be a dis,orderly place
Mand had procured evidence necessary 10
ronvict her
n Dohcrty RnIded the House.
Ri Mr.. Grant stated that the Captain
fhat Mrs. Thurow had been arrested
ktand fined. This was TO contradict
X Meyers testimony.
william Delamater. first deputy clerk
of the Police Board, gave the dates of
the appointments of Capt. Doherty and
| 4 Ofticers Horh and Meehan their trans
.-t,. tT. at,I sb.atr
II removal from that precinct.
n The next witness was Rosa West,
who testified that she had lived in Mrs.
Nl "St iss2, Til February. 1888. The Wit
r"ss would not say at first whether II
was q mouse of ill-famc or not; and
cited when the interpreter. from General
Sessions tried to persuade her to answer.
Afterwards, however. she described
tn" an or there
times while she was living there. He
sometimes spoke to the girls as he
What did he say" asked Mr.. Os-
i don't want to tell
We'll. he said Go into the house,
The witness had been ordered in sew
crAi times by the Captain while she was
him say the same to other girls.
She said she knew Hoch, but when
asked to Identify him could not do SO,
although he sat next to Capt. Doherty
and within ten feet of her.
other officers in passing the house. the
Witness sad told the srsS to was go IN in tSr
house when it was raided once.
Ordered the Girls to Go In.
The witness said she saw Capt. Doher-
" pass the house soon after the raid.
She was standing on the steps. and he
said to her:
| or I'll pull the place again..
This was in the W$nSer of 1928.
On eross.sXamina,Sh tn, the y witness said said
into the house when they saw the Cap
tain or, any policemen coming and lock
,the door
=. We're girls ever arrested near the
house or on the stoop?" asked Mr.
..Yes, many times"
Rosa said that the girls had a fund
70 which they contributed TO get each
Yther out of trouble when arrested.
Sometimes. she said. the police would
s", ju'rp off suddenly and arrest the
girls. Mr.. Fromme brought out a good
le-l Of testimony of this sort to show
that something was being done by the
r,"cc to breakAup the place
. stout young woman with swapping
ness stand she glanced around at officer
iioch and Capt. Doherty, and smiled
w!ckedly at them. They both smiled
hack Hoch seemed to be particularly
Interested in the witness.
She said she had lived for nearly two
years at % Second avenue, Mrs. Thu.
rows. Now She lived at $50 East Third
street.
"Was it a fast house," asked Mr.
Mis- Sanders shrugged her shoulders.
Well they had girls there, didn't
trey?'
Yes lots of them
Il cant say there were so many OF
them while | was there"
That Birthday Celebration.
Mr.. Grant, in his cross-eXamination
asked about the birthday celebration OF
Jan. &, 1892, when Mrs. Thurow said
Meehan came in and wanted money.
Mrs, Thurow was very drunk that
day" said Miss Sanders, glggling. 'She
had been celebrating my birthday. She
and she was tighting so at one time tina
ii took three men to hold her down
Was Meehan at the house that day?'
mo. sir. didn't see him there
- When the police came around" saic
Miss Sanders, I'VE used to run into thu
hallway and throw ourselves down oil
The floor so they couldn't see us.
Mrs. Thurow used to collect none.
from the girls, sometimes 81 and some
times 30 cents apiece, to get protection
from the police, she SAID.
Did you ever get protection?" aske'
Lawyer Grant.
| don't know. / got arrested RICH
along"
Says Mrs. Thurow Deceived Then,
on one, occasion. the witness, said
some of the girls followed Mrs. Thurov
when she said she was going out L
pay money TO the police and found tina
she saw no one. She would come bacl
and say: Go ahead it's all right" an,
me police would arrest them the sam
night.
How many times have you been I,
Mr.. tromme's otilce?' asked Mr.. Well
man.
several times"
Who took you there"
capt Doherty."
How did you happen to go with him?
saw what Mrs. Thurow said in tn
newspapers and l went to see the Cap