The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-30
Tor which margin thc contractor WIS tobo

lines. for which margin the contractor was tohc
paid
lord WIS out " his head on Capitol mnttcrs. "
and also considered IL a phase Of Mr. bridge
lords monunanin To inucinc that he ever re-
c'tNrd money Improperly in connection with
the Capitol huildnE.
Aftor lttl more unimpcrtant talk the uuo,-
ton Of quarry ownership cum" up again. Mr..
q Who hold the stock in the New York
Granite Company Al don't know. cNcrrf
I.ptd AMI Briggs. did not know Mr. Tweed
did until tlir other day.
The old Boss started. leaned forward in his
Of the winnss. trying 10 catch hs eye hui in
vain fur nutor Harris looked straight ahead.
ed h"arscy in IN. car da Md Ill., H. "''''
q. Nii YOU hay" a hrVthCr-in law Who held
-t..,.k IN that comranyy No. ~r.
TIL" next point II interest made was when
the IN -tiun WIS put:
c2mwngn dig ygn rcsisn your Gositiop as
1sij. have forgotten the cNnct date.
p.-Nns there an Investigation into the acts
ni tl' t"hmlsSi"nrrs E1lnE ON when YOU re-
signed \. ilIcsitatingN Yes. sir.
q And while you wrrr b'ing, cSigatrd
did You resign? \. Wonfusrdl w.. sir All
tic first then Nr Rice and myself. don't re-
urmher VIII, Their TIA" others did or not. II they
didn they were removed and now board was
y When did Kingsley resign A.-Somc
time n January think.
with Mr.. Smith ~ tn whether YOU had not bet D.
ter resign at that timey \. Embarrassed i do
not, don't think did. II did. it has escaped
This closed senator IIarris's troubles for a
time. An argument rnSu"I between tho mem
hers Of the commit 'o and Mr.. Cole ms 10 when
the next session should be- held. Alderman Cob"
urging the injustice and injury To- senator Ilnr-
ri- 81 rr. -sng this inquiry IN such a manner ~
To Keep him here when lac should hr at home
conducting his canvass Tor reelection to the
the stll excited and angry. Bridgciord.
who once NOR" standing M and hammer ng
inaei mary nails into Mr. Coles desk with his
his assertions are false ! am here IN very
cmburraSs NJ position. I'm not allowed to pro-
an diinchme %i But mr. Br D. a,'V w U
.Garrcu Hooghcrk Of Albany was next sworn
Mr Bangs Of Bangs 4 Gaynor camc on the
h'uu.ug on" duy.n. hr ir.qurnily did. and w.
cement business = H. said IT, not worry good
hero. Harr ISN'T dom. the square thing with
h y"r, w5rs iRai h. "a" oa 10 mr. G"W o dro Sg
tnW ."nV l-lt!"n and walked NJ a. the offices
together. ald saw him take u roll ~ bills ut
Hrd..forls Ic~k ana | saw MIR Brids"fori
q" a. the ainW' AMI tax" HAT money vut uiter.
lc sand. ThMs Hamilton Hnrri~S margin
f0r ihr cement H. walked around To- the
tN'r niii and hmd"d II a. Mr.. Harris. 80.
hfm irnI ITO NJ. Harris. and h" took il. |
snid Soc him | n uut the Inh before Ia de- u loh
ia, ilat % Nr. Harris or any one else /, was
lIl l'l' i -~ ~lt 'lltf'i tlIft. Wll'rN MI
liri'..fDri hui his desk. that Mr. BANS put
the money. and II WAS the same money | SOC
pm, ~ Doc ihcrr that see Mr. Bridsrford give
To- Mr.. Harris"
Nr. Bridge ord gave to The As~i~iap, Corpora
ton Counsel tl" a,ii iiunal names ~ Syivgnus
Sweet john H. Briggs. VIM. Horghork and
-- Avurt. another cement furnishing rOu-
tra tor. S"uai % Harris carefully noted down
ihr niin"- - iA"-. Witnesses AMI then hurried
out ~ ihr Chamber. merely waiting 10 say that
iN thought y would not h" necessary for him TO
hcnr the testimony th"y might ..iNo.
TIL" committee flNn adjourned until Thurs
dnN nnNt. M II l-..l.h 4 NJ