The evening world., 1894-07-19

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JAMES MARTIN.
He is busy with some matter pertain,
ing to the case, but l expect him here
every minute" was the answer.
| This Board said President Martin
has been ready since o'clock. and we
don't propose to delay any longer. Your
lawyer knew the time. and should be
present. Read the comp laint. Mr.. Clerk.
The case will be resumed at once
Doherty Grows Angry.
Capt. Doherty's giant stature seemed
| to grow bigger at every breath he drew,
and his face flushed With anger; Il pro
ceedings until my counsel arrives. He
viii be here, but Is only unavoidably de-
That's none OF our concern" replied
the President. your protest will be en-
tered upon the minutes and the trial will
be resumed"
The complaint formed voluminous
document, and recited in detail the
statements made by Mrs. Thurow to
ments OF money made by her personally
to Capt. Docherty and to his ward men,
Hoch and Meehan. for permission to
keep disorderly houses In Second ave-
While the charges were being read by
Clerk Petersen Lawyer Fromme came
in. He appeared to be somewhat sur
ress. He had nothing to say ut that
time and simply stood up beside, his
clients until the reading of the complaint
was finished
Lawyer Grant arrived soon after. He
said that the reason why he had not
been on hand at the opening of the pro-
important business to attend to. and
had ina gined that the Board would
have given him at least half an hour In
which to get his luncheon and return
to Headquarters
1t took nearly half an hour to read the
charges and AT the close Mr. Froinme
wanted to say something Commission.
err Martin renlied that he first wanted II
entered on the records that writ OF
innara aUh had hsen dismissed hv the
cnnrt "''N ''"u 'e" ny VIC
Sou't'
! Frumme Makes Another ETort.
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} This being done, MI. F,romme pro
cecded to sstate that the Court had ass
and mo oT Ss nn order hsS
been served on him; and that this be
entered on the record He claimed that
the Board was still under the authority
OF the writ.
He also claimed that the court was not
fairly constituted; that 1t was consli-
defendants; that, Furthermore, the trial
} had been brought on without giving the
. defendanta reaS ,nable time TO- prepare
show that he had done all he could Ia
prepare his cases. but had not been
' able to do so.
Il claim he said, that Commission
= ers Martin and Sheehan are disqualified
: from trying these officers. because they
: have prejudged the case, and have
stated that they intend to convict my
. clients.
II therefore renew my motion Tor an
Adjournment OF this case said Mr.
Fromme, in conclusion.
Mr.. Wellman, in reply, said that ths
= order had been filed. and, although |,
), might not have been served on the attor
! neys for the other side, 1t was in force
right +" go ahead nav O.
y Adjournment Again Refused.
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