New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-22

again Superintendent Byrnes called to testify
that Kelly had been retired before Captain Cross
received that complaint from Mr.. Hendrickson, and
that Kelly recently had disappeared.
Other witnesses testified about the character Of the
houses kept by Mrs. Schubert and Mrs Sanford in
1892.
DIDN'T KNOW WHAT WAS DONE UPSTAIRS.
SaIlls White a colored woman. of No. SO West
Thrd-st looked as If she wanted TO tell the truth
when Mr. Wellman called her a witness against
Captain Cross. She testified that she had worked
in Mrs Schubert's kitchen at No IA Chrystie-st
occasionally in 1892. and that she thought the house
was dsorderly but she did not know much about
what was done in the upper part of the house
When Mr.. Hess cross-examined her she said she
had been called 10 the DistrictAtorney once sew
eral times and questioned by Mr.. Osborne about the
testimony she to give against Captain Cross
On her first visit the office she signed written
statement. The next time she went there she was
told that the statement mo good" and had been
destroyed
statement? Al was told that had lied when
said did not know much about the house;
Wss Sd SsFfa 0 To sTS
paid more than could make in six months.
\ 'o.EWho said that? A.-The man who served the
o.~Were you promised a good situation also? A.
Q~were you promised $50 also? A:IThe man
as Mr.. Osborne wants you to. Will give you 'o
Twas threat made7 AMr Osborne ds ; said
the first statement was not bs na a
i would be locked up, - ....,,. ,s,, xon ,.,
opened the door of Mrs schubers house to Captain
Cross and another policeman? I'M ibs S 9sop
Captain Cross and another man, and SAID that
oIDId Mr. Osborne say who had told him that?
Ale said Mrs. Schubert had said so.
Mr. Wellrnan asked the witness II she had worked
in other disordery houses, and she said she had
Mr. Hess said Mr.. wellman had made mistake in
calling the witness and had just found 1t out. Mr.
Osborne jumped up and said holly: III captain
Cross had half the energy in getting at that
house as he has shown in getting at our witness
she would not be here to testify against him
MRS SCHUBERT AGAIN.
Mrs Schubert was called into the trial room by
Mr. Wellman. who announced that the prosecution
in the case of Captain Gross was closed ana mat
Mrs Schubert present in answer 10 subpoena
served upon her at Far Rockaway on Monday after
noon by Captain Cross. The captains detectives
had been shadowing the woman. Mr. Wellman said
Mrs Schubert produced the subpoena and - Dill
which she had received with it, The money was
returned captain. and the Con missioners ruieo
that as the had obeyed the subpoena she
could be questioned further only as witness for
the defence Mr. House permitted to ask few
unimporant questions in the Burns case pelore "iS
Schubert was sent out of the room
Motions by Mr. Hess 10 dismiss the charges
against CAPTAIN Cross on legal and technical grounds
the first witness in the defence OF Captain Cross
She identified Jacob Wolf and Isidor kraushaar
who were in the trial room. and said they were 'he
TWO men from whom she had borrowed money De-
fore she paid 500 Captain Cross in 1892 she had
testified that she had borrowed S20 twice ana 'i0'
TO MIR Weman the witness said she had talked
would contradict her statements. a. ~
The witness was then gues'onee by s M ohay
acknowledged that she had been lying about me
the Bowery Savings Bank the German Savings
Bank and the Citizens Savings Bank. She hrsi
Street Bank, because it is at Canal-st and The
Bowery At ne = begnnng OF 1892 she adm nd a.
Mr.. Hess why she had TO borrow money to pay
reped he sHs as s'
the time. Then she said her bank book was in the
her had been pulled BY Captain cross The
Ss was s., paid to the captain after the raid she said
viously that the money was paid before the raid.
sAa d SHe w and ah
pay Cross, she declared she had drawn the money
from the Citizens Savings Bank to pay Wolf and
,. The next witness Henry sayier the paying
2 record OF Mrs; Schuberts account in that bank !
The ealing Of Jacob Wolf witness was
held was IN ss to h sf while S The Bible
said he Sd known s Oaa a ehubsay w nd the
MI Wellman interrupted the testimony and asked
Wolf IL he thought when he affirmed to tell ,hs
truth that he could expectorate when he LEI, he
triaroom and thus be relieved from the obl,ea ton
which he had taken. ~ ''o"''"
40 Wolf said he did not understand the meaning Of
the question and M Welman repeated cues
still declared that he could not understand tha
question. and Mr.. Wellman repeated II two or three
times more. while there were many signs OF ex
element In the room. " "a
II affirmed because I am a Hebrew" said Wolf
but | know that would be guilty Of perjury II
] didn't tell the truth" -
7 MT in
religious sense said Mr.. Weman ~
FRIEND SHOUTS ISLANDER" ETC.
Mr. Friend. of counsel for Policeman Burns
sprang TO his feet, and shouted: THE statement