, 1877-02-04

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agreement with me-"
st.Then you don't look to him for the: fines"
aIf he pays will take it,
sRut YOU don't consider you have any hold on
him!'' ,,a Nr
Tr,1de who tried the cases."
9Then why don't you make him pay!" +
.sHow can r." ,.,u
"Hayeu't you got some iegnl held on n htms" 2
uNo: I have NJ hold on Mike AlcDonald''
"Then you can't force hun to pay9"
ssII he llkes.h
s.But il he don't like!'
ssrhcn he don't pay"
s:Dil you know this at the tlmes"
.Then why did you let those gamblers go!"
sWhat have t. do with them?'
"You tned them!''
ayes; fined 'em IS each"
uWcrc they present at the trial!'
"Hoyy do i know! They we're fictitious names =
and they might have been here, those samolers'
"Werc they here!'
uOf course Didn't they try the cases?"
.tand were they here when you tined thcfns'
uThcy were if they liked" ...:...-
aDid you make any effort or Instruct any one
ssNo. That was not my business. tried
the cases and the police had to stop en-:
ssuAvE THE COSTS BEEN PA1D!"
ayes, the costs were PAID"
aW'ho paid 1hem!"
uMfizc Mcdonald paid 'cm."
'.Dld he pay the hucs!"
.Dii Did YOU ask him for thcm7'
nNo. issue executions"
ssWho did you issue executions to!'
ssMr. Tunison."
"Write him letter at the same titne'"
"Yes."
expected the fines would be RENTED oy some
ono in authority"
III wrote SO, yes, don't deny IT,. o..o
sHow do you know he had any such expecta-
tions?" h;n,se,f,,
ssWno did he say would remit them :,
.ssoncbody in the Law Department"
ssWho!"
stDif he saw who!'s
| uHe did not say any Names"
| ssVho did you think 1t was!'
| aPerhaps Mr. Boyden'
"You thought it was air: Boydcns"
uYes.n -
"Yet Mr.. Boyden wouldn't try the cases until
the fines. were secured BY Mr.. Mcdonald. How
| {lu you reconcile this!"
| III don't. think A1r. Mcdonald aud Mr.
Boydcn knew something about these cases H..
| 'sYou supposed as matter OF course the
| fines would be remitted!'
! "0f COURSE"
| uThcn why did you issue the eyec11tious?"
| aI gave them to the; Constable, but did not
| think he would collect them, because tne nalues
| we're fictitious"
YOU thought it safe to give them to the
| Constable OH that accountsn
III gave them to the Constable"
"pS you t1in nsss you are legally liable to the
Me! I! Liablet No. I only fine and issue
executions, and. the city gets the fines il it
| can. I amt liablc.'
The reporter concluded to asl1
Mr. MICHAEL M'DoEALD
| about it, and found that gentleman standing In
/ front of his store.
aWhen these fellows sere arrested" said
| Mike, s:thcy were taken before Sunnerheld,
and paid 81 apiece for the bonds, maang sas -
in all Then they took q change of venue to
Pollak, and he said he must have new bonds,
! and stuck me for S35 more. OF course the old
bonds were good, but couldn't help myself ana
had to pay the second time When the tr1a!s "
| .ycre had, rollak figured the costs at $15 or $50
/ don't remember which. I gave him $50,
think. aud be handed me Sc or 81 back"
| 'sDid you agree to become responsible Tor int
finest"
tt And never made any such agreement!
"Nryer made such an agreement in my lie
"Has any demand been made on you Tor tht
finest"
tions came to see me. aud asked me where TIL
men were, but don't much think he will eve
lind them"
ibid you tell Pol1ak that any one in the Luz
| Department was willing to remit the fines!"
1
he was willing. to suspend the judgments, and
think Pollak thought So too.
UDil you ever tell him sos"
sOh! we talked something about 1t, and
told him it was all right"
ssAre you going to pay the fnes!" :.
u'Deed rm not. I've paid enough"
Mr.: ELLIOTT ANTHONY
sat in his easy-chair wrestling with the Iega
) %What do you think of this business, Nj
): .Anthony2"
! rage"
aHaye you seen Justice Pollaka"
"Yes; + had him up here this morning an
asked him what he meant It is one OF th
rankest outragcs { ever knew: Here Hickc
I had been trying to catch those fellows, and or
night he found out they were playing. He too
. force Of his best policemen and broke ope
Q the doors to th+ gambliug-roons with jimmie
and bageed his game They were tried m
found guilty, ana Of they 60. l say it is
outrage. Itold Pollak SO. l have instEucte
= Boyden to make nc q full report Of the matte
. and I am going to look into it.n
i "What do you suppose PolEk's ilea Wass'
uI don't know: don't know. suppose