New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
THE COURTS.
THE CHARLICK INVESTIGATION.

r,vOYoN INrRIGUEs As TOLD By rAnMANf IN
sPECToRS
Tho Investigation into the charges against
poiice Commissioner Oliver ChaTlick resumed iu
The Supreme Court Chambers yesterday AFTERNOON
Afred r Ackcrt Secretary Of the Tsmmany Hall Gen
eral committee testified that he called on hr Chare"'
at Police Headquarters, Nov. 10, and demanded 10
Ace The papers on which certain inspectors had been re-
moved in the XVIIIth District Mr.. Chariiok asNeu
who ho was and the witness told him. Charllek s"'u
that he did not recognize the Tammapy oIHahH"'oN'
Tho witness called again ON the next day Win "lI"
power OF attorney for the dismissed inspectors ana ue
mandcd 10 sec the papers He could get no dlreet an
or and osuod a third time but Mr.. Charllcks answ ers
yverc evas,ye and uugeutlemany. The witness was
never allowed 10 the papers Almost every uue no
called he saw Harry Genet there.
James Keen Of No. S25 East Thirty-ninths'' "suue"
that he was an Inspector in the list Election Ds'e' ." '0
XyIIIth Assembly District. man waited on nun Oh
tbe night before the election and asked him by oruer o
the Police Commissioners TO sign resignation wI'on
bodd The witness could explain how II was tna'
the minutes of the Commissioners recorded MN as
having resigned two days before The Witness was u
rected 20 sign his name piece OF paper anu leaFo
with counsel a.
Daniel Hughes Of No $40 secondave was inspector IN
The IXth Election District of the AVIllth Assembly
n.t,it lie testified that he was removed on the
,ornc Of election day without any notice OF charges
AGAINST him. lie denied that he ever knew an inspector
named Dawson, made any proposition TO MIN "oou'
increasing the number OF votes for particular cauo
dates. ,. ,...o.,or An ,bo
NJ II Etcuon Dis ret. XVlIIth Assembly DISTRICT;
he WAS remove ed the morning ~ election Gay Wluou
uoilco: While be at the polls gentleman h"Hueu
MIN ceI Gcac showing mat he tthe MltuessJ IaI ~
s,glef. Witness went 10 Mr.. HlsbiOuck VINO tod nun
ttat ~ b.d resigned; witness answered that he hadn0t
Le went 10 MIR. ChaIlck. who showed MN an alnuaNlt
made hv Joan Murphy, which i was alleeed tDat
witness oiCrcd hin To give majority TO te irpuUIoan
teLci " lie would give a mnl0rty 10 INC ldmin1Iiil lIi
C5ruCl: witness made an atndaYlt anu went 10 NJ
CharGCK again, ant waited until O'CLOCK OUT couiu Be'
a tduItC answer.
ur,nU S1cIidsn testified that he Tammany in
,pector Iu the XXlIId Election District ANllIth As
,su!y DISTRICT uc tod fortnight before tue eleS
ron hy T.umis MlCure mat he was TO De TcWoNtui
u,gngc offered $50 that ne would witness was
removed without notice the morning ol tleetI0h gay
Andrew j, Hdggerty, inspector IN the AlItn blstIct
Assembly District, tcSiinCd that ne dIp5dItu Ht
tbe polls on The morning OF election day' ana was
srr e on the warrant of Commissioners Davenport on
IN CiI yit Of James Tuomas-whom he never sa" OF
heard ot lie asked him 10 come anO repeat
al tbs poIs the witness was kept IN Custody uhtH
o'clo,K when lie was bal'cd out lie has mol nealu
an, thing Of the case since. Iae witness NeIt 10 o
alleged residence OF mis- aCCuser at No 81! EieI ANehS
ujutu.~f., hu. could not hud any Such man. .
Andrew BfcpsOn testified that ne saw nj one election
district mere ballots the box than there were votes
" wa Vr watcher IN the XTth District, I'D Assembly
District. for Tamu any, testified that when the count
Wa beuu bc asked 10 he allowed INSIDE the ran 20 see
properly tut was refused; ue atSenpeu 70 Eto
inside rail- aud the inspectors ordered tt DOo'hs 10
he cleared; Two policemen seized him and put MN out
A witness named Kane testified tnat nc was watcher
in the lNtu Election District lst Assembly Dstrlcu a
roudsan ordered hun outside the railing and Weh nc
demonstrated he told to clear OuE the rOuuusnau
read an order from Henry Saith tnat all watchers
should ~ outside the ratings.
Tue luYtsugduOn Will be resumed on MOnds!'