The evening world., 1894-09-12
EDITION..
WERNER'S
new STORY.
The Former LeXOW Witness
Tells All About His
Recent Arrest.
DENIES TRYING BRIBERY.
Iutimates that He Has Been Made
the Victim of Police
Persecution.
RUMORS OF ADJOURNMENT.
Senators Said to Be Anxious to
Attend The Coming State Poll
teal Conventions.
RUMORS OF ADJOURNMENT.


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Ryan Meaklrl' frice ana Haughey' capt
md Ma ior Kim chief Clerk To the
pnard -, poliaa Cor,,,tss,onor, Win
' VI o''ee Coi'ii'i'9sioisis' VIZ
contingent from Headquarters
IoY,,,or o,i, cra,t MN, 10 NAL,
,.' WY
known as an advocate for members OF
the uniformed force who get into
trouhl. Win ,bair s,,,oriors 40. hoy.r.
oe W., ''ie'' Supei'ot ' na' nv
ing about. but would not say whether he
intended to represent any of the officials
of tba ponar,n,ant or mot rotar a. ,,,aa
learned that he mad been subpoenaed.
The presence in the courtroom of a
person who was chiefly instrumentaI 4,
pei SUI "nu was ,n,s ,ns u, ~
West Thirty-frst street last Spring. al
LACED IN have haen hacked hv Alderman
ne,,s I ,,,,t,, ~, 60 ,,.,.s -.
so much trouble made it seem probable
tbot NJ cor would ovtend HE ,r,ui-
nc ". o'i "o" .. us @
the day.
hum"red Adjournment
II v,os renorted tbIs n,ornino that the
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committee might ADJOURN at the close
of tO-day's session until after the hold
iny of the state Conventions instead of
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soIns ~ to-HLoli p"' NJ NJ M"s anouoiIIu
carry IN the week rms IL Wa saiu,
Touid ne uqme 10 49, enapIe soaie OF ,h
Committee to attend the Conventions.
senator SlNtoh' "heh asheu apoul TINS
report. SAID; , o.,,, T. ,
personally KNOW hothlhg IN regard
prepared to remain over to-morroy as
we first Intended, Yes, nave heard the
rumor this morning that 1t Is intended
to adjourn this afternoon. All can say
Is that the matter mas not peen discussed
a. no al ntacioi action has been taken on the
subject" c,.., ,,,r,,o ~ c
oorPoI dt,ot non tIro az rnn,n, -; ant
cam IN JIit oS nid he nc beI hasn sSS ~
together ne SAID ne nau osen SUP ais
poenaed to produce some papers on NE
IN his once, pll ne uiu hpt know ior
"uat pui pJoe.n ny Sy,omen nj had haer
during the last, two days were again
In ATTENDANCE this morning, ana Light-
Church, who, told the Committee yester-
Gay inat ne hau liel 70 ms partner, Mn nj.
PERKINS, ABOUT paying POW 70 capt. VIII
again on a subpoena from Mr.. Goff's
office. As DIR. Parkhurst says, he DID
not technically convict hlmself OF per
jury, but simply proved himself TO be
The spectators benches in the rear Of
the courtroom were crowded as usual;
and the space inside the ran was packed
with witnesses ana specially favored per
sons, who have pull with the COM
mttee.
When~Chairman LeXow announced that
the Committee was ready at IL O'Clock,
and called on Mr.; Con TO go aneau Win
his Witnesses, the only absentee was
Senator PounL.
Rev. Or. Henry NJ, Field, OF Inc Ivan
gelist, and several other clergymen, were
In the audience. Or. Parkhurst came IN
later and invited Dr. Field to seat with
him near the counsels table.
u,nI.xS Watch Again.
The first victim .on Mr.. COTS string
for the day was Hyman stern, the
pawnbroker. OF West Thirty-first street,
Who was examined yesterday. He
brought with him the watch and chain
nawned at his shop by Detective Hanley
about a wear ago
What is the monogram ON the seal?"
asked Mr.. Con-.
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