New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

difficult 70 make arrests from No q Second-ave..
ana that outside assistance had to be called into
recusition procure evidence against the house.
H. SAID he objected going into Mrs. Thurow s
place because he married man. and pre-
ferred 10 procure evidence from others The men
who id that kind OF work. he said. were known
stool pigeons" and were paid for their services
At the station house. Mallon said he had arrested
women from No. % Second-ave.. but the Police
Justice. when they brought before him. re-
fused 10 hold them on the evid ice.
William e. Kelyea. a lawyer. who was employed
by Tracy, Boardmin a Plat to examine the police
Joters Of the Fourteenth Precinct station house.
testified that he had made transcript Of all the
arrests 10y Captain Doherty from April 60 1892. to
December t. 1893. 47ll in all Among them were
| sixty-scven for keeping disorderly houses.
Oga Schroeder who was servant in the Thurow
nous, the night OF Lille Sanders's birthday
party" testified through an interpreter that Mrs
Throw threw a plate at OF the girls and that
it struck the witness and cut her the hand. She
corrohora.ci the story that Mrs. Thurow in
sensible that night George Rohmann, one OF the
persons employed to get evidence against No. %
Second-ave.. said he had failed to secure evidence.
II" said he had been p"dler OF cheap jewelry
TX Ward Man John Hook said he in the Four
tcenth Precinct April -. 1892. pstrolman. and
when he made ward detective Captain Doherty
gave him special Instructions to secure evidence
against 40. % Second-ave. He denied tha, Mrs
Thur5w had ever paid him money.
Clyil Justice George L Roesch. who next
called. said ne had met Mrs. Thurow In his office
obanns hts advc sa Exc 4s Felix f
denied thai he ever saw Mrs Thurow in the PR
hcrty was never presen; while he was taking bonds
g hc h Fcn Of Whch O. capan e
was IN charge for time. entered the courtroom,
Der Whyland 90 Martin y Edwards who was
chief witness against eN-Captain Stephenson; I'd
ward kearney, John DUN. DR. Parker, John Col
They Will testify TO captain Doherty's good char
Ija, something more Ike slip was made by the
appearance Of Recorder Con- who was subpoenaeJ
by the defeno' to prove that he examined Mrs. Thu
row before the I.cxow Committee. All the ques
tons put 70 him were objected 10. and the oojec,
with smile and hurried TO his court upstairs
Edward k,trney. OF No. llS East Thlrteenth-st.
able. John collins. member OF the Cotton Ex-
change. sad he had known the Captain for twenty
five year and HIS character was excellent
William NJ. Hines. produce merchant; George
sGn DR. PaFAST Of MoGn5 Vernon and John
Lille saniers denied thai Mrs ThurSw had e gone
g tn ns4 S her 'isE Pnr 1bery r ;ha nsh
IN his private orice, charlotte Prees. who was
ard ina not leave he house hat night once she
said Mrs. Thurow collected money. saving she
tn. sia;ion-house. she said l.. zzIe Lawrence an
TIcrI, ,,'' Ms ThnrSw Kac Warm TESTIFIED that
Mrs Thurow tod her II she was forced to leave No,
Rr P TS Ks xar Nan Berhard fM ce f s2 VINO
was in the Fourteenth Precinct IN Captain Doherty's
time sad he had had special ms ;ruc tons from Cap
tain Doherty to break up No. y Seconi-ave. He
detailed Ohicer katz to help him. and one girl was
arrested She was discharged At Special Sessions
account Of lack OF evidence. lie said that Mrs.
ThUrow arrested and incl SIS by Police Justice
smith. 81 never spoke to Mrs. ThurOw." said he I'm
my he. but once. and that was when her husband
lost his watch" The trial adjourned 6.i5
last evening TO o'c.ock This morning. both ":
Toar,lman ana colonel Fellows. saying they were
too exhausted ID sum up last night. Captain
Dohcrtv appears more cheerful. from day to iay and
shook hands amiabiy Yesterday with his counsel
h. entered the COURTROOM