New-York tribune., 1886-03-06

rumors we're true. Alderman ONeil ana neui
FncE Dnffy and Fnllgraf present ana grew inter.
ested While the Investigation regarding the appolr
nent aud by the & aaySf or SnG s1 ana Cor
nora ttou Counsel was going on Alderman Was SIM
made in newspaper at that time that injurious 70
me- I spoke 10 the man who made it-ah d an
asked aim TO call on and had talk on the allcge @
bribery oar conversation was about tne o io of the
Comissloaer Of Public Works This renlle]han ] 'tS the
that ne knew nothing Of that but he ol Know ao ,n
use OF nney in tbs Broadway matter That gehtein"n
KEEyAN NAMED AS SHAREHOLDER.
The Aldermen present never moved a muscle MI
Waite was ot on hand M,
Mr. Sewari-Csn't yon be little more oklica.d s,co
He said he knew that one man aad Se 3eep med That
there was trouble In the Boari about Some hners"'i
hnirc dtssatjsfed at getting as much as ptue.N.
nave since confirmed these intimatiohs' Dut my
ton cane me n tho relation OF ooahSei """ 0"""'
s'ooIwho was the man that Mr Chittendens renar Ks
led you to suppose the stakeholder AMY JON"
Keenan,.
tbe air became surcharged with sensation. Mr. Miller
stated next at breakncck speed that in september a'
he got information which implicated three AIuorme"
who had suddenly launched out rs heavy investors III
property. although they were previously poor Du'
the great fact which lod me TO DE-
lieve that the Aldermeu's investment in property
could be directly traced aad proved said the witness
.'did not come till later" There was slight pause ana
Jacob Sharp, Mr.. Kerr, the Aldermen ana the puo''o
listened In a painful silence, which Mr. Miller DroAo ID
follows:
Office ,Nd asked If was doing ANYTHING 10 Gtt W was
vcstigaton This while tho GIBBS Comneeo M obonf
thinEing OF taking up the matter He asked me aoou,
the committee and suggested the PoSspltSy S OF ecrDc'
new 1T he s, 70 1I @ the n Whole story new
committee they had made eoniesIp d hot h1 then Know
had fairly oY Mr. saaTp Eon Sna taSno tasH me-
hot and sayagcl: This is matter of factiona politics
It's Tammany Hall against tue oTaty STTny DemoorSSy
down We going to get riEnt mn In1o n nenv eav
TUne on them were his exact words. and they have
cot to come down" Mr. Ryan said it would be the nat
ton for the investigation and If they did not Tan,
many would which was actually G9nT 9rtI pemoc
raoy tight it a righteous retrbution TO nave 'hf
Mr seward~Did MIR. Ryan say that the two Aldermen
would tell The facts despite the exposure OF
A~Yes; he said that they must tell the whole tang
Mr. Miller in answer to Mr. Seward told OF Dis &c
nartnre for Florida for his health February last
had a companion" said the witness with laugh
adding: ,,,-,.
ip tEee for the boat saw Mr. MOloney and he ana an
other gentleman now here LOOKING toW'Iu ha"cTi
Hogan, who sat motoness ]aS moer 'se on the boat
with me- They did not me. followed MI. Hotooy d
and food by the passage leading to the train AS
Mooney bade the Senator good-by, he said TO- o.. hun
Go0di,Dy, semasS tmH The senator said "Good-DJ an
right" MIR Miller au Shed heartily here me SenatO
furncd around and recognized me ana as we wtIAv1
along asked him where the ticket was lor anu nS ~
NV on !oa sad MN tSoGht he was going
away to avoid the investigation when haa pesuu on'
the day before ~
who said he know of remarks made by young
Mr. Kerr regarding this railroad matter anu
his father about money taken out OF the Dauk anu
100000 being paid and believe the letters relerro"
70 were written" exclaimed Mr.. Miller as he left the
.s.,ao, n man q
gave the information voluntarily" There was slleDeo
for a space then general exchange OF glances' Inc
statements Of Mr. Miller had left more vlsoie euec'
than anything else sworn thus far in the nVessa'
tOn
TWO MORE KEREs CALLED.
Thomas B. Kerr was then recalled and Mr. ConKlng
put the question.
o-Can you say for what you drew check tor
$4,000 on February 8, l6s4f A. After eSam,niiGeg eSaieg
f hsbE H DscsSs 1 s f@ for hundred
Eighth Avenue stock bought December IL On Apra & no;
II was for check for $4,000 was drawn on on
May II 1sel Tor margins on Belt line STOCK anu 0O0O
Various sums about $4,000 in amount were ols-
covered, which Mr.. Kerr could not explain beyond
suppostion that the checks were drawn in STOCK trans
actions which he desired to keep TO himself.
Frederick NJ. Kerr, OF T. B. Kerr ana assistant
pookkeeper for his father in his disery business was
next called. He gave testimony regarding entries III
'nG TTt was called but did not answer. The hear
ing went over until to-day az IL a. 10. .,,
After the session ex-senator Hogan saio Molonef
ticket on that day for Philadelphia lie came Dac
directly and has been there again. II IS pretty wen
known by his friends that he is there now ana having
n pretty lively time. l him only ten Gays ago ln
A frend OF Moloneys said yesterday There was
something surprising in the way Mooney used 10 com
Dain of The hard lines he had In living on S,3OO
year as reader suddenly bOssomed OUT with house IN
iexingtonaye elegantly fitted up, while his brother
John, who was ekiug out living AS CLERK now goes
about finely dressed and appears 10 be doing nothing IN
particular" ,-. ,,..... ohorn
C. f. Frothngham whose suit against Messrs Sharp.
Richmond. Kerr and Foshay in the hands OF khn K0ot
and Robert Sewell ia IN abeyance. has Joined WIN a. IL
Uyett, John II. and Frederic Waydcl r. W tord' JOIN
s. James. William r. Vidal, Solomon and Moses AeDr-
back H. Meyer and John Weber. all representing some
1000 shares Of Seventh Avenue stock IN can 1or an
organization Of stockholders 10 GUST the present manage
meut of the road the interest OF innocent stOcAhod
These stockholders that the investigation SHOWS
that bonds have been given away and disposed OF ID
large numbers and must he accounted fOr "A soon as
the investigation is movement TO recover the
bonds win started they declare The formal call ap
pears In the advertising columns OF THE TRIBUNE.
Justice Ingraham in the Superior Court special Ierin
Yesterday adjourned until March 20 the hearing on the
motion to cOHnue the injunction obtained by EDWARD
NJ Knox restraining Jacob Sharp and others iroin
transferring stock IN the Broadway SURFACE hhl
road Company The plaintiff Is 70 present addiilona
afidayits before March 15 Meantime the temporary
injunction remains In force
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