New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28

Odd you SEQ the little girl who cane over
FROM Mrs Hume In Brooklyn with packages Tor Mr.
Pearson Al did. | never saw any one-ihou-and-
dollar bhs N the package sne came Only nI lonS van
from 500 10 800 This was deposited III Tue Madlsoh
Odd Hume explain to you whore he got his
SldoJol 40 SIR ald rot Rno" ne ne nan t nnt
from the railroad business. lie denied it.
Q-Do you know any hing nbout what Mr. Pearson
refers IN charging aud Hume with conspiracy 20
rob hint A.No. ar don't know what he refers to.
Mr. Tallman rousei from his slecpness and exclaimed
Ever since stopped feeding 1t IN 1879. In 1883 the
firm lost $1,000. The firm got worse of all the time
from 1870"
Odd you not receive OF tho profits coming to
Mr. Pearson as an Alderman! A.-NO. sir.
Q--Was there any transaction based on that under
standings A.-NO. sir
SO that Mr. Pearson never rendered to yog any &C.
got was the salary, which went into the firm.
Brothcr.inlaw Talman declared his adherence to his
Hume testimony, ana said that il brothern-law Hume
told the truth he ought to have sued Pearson Taman
for 5000 more than he did "iGumc had said, the wit
declared "thlt he received certain 5000 from his
mother lie that he got IL from Mr. Wendof and
Wendell got the firms note for It, applied for that
loan and gave note for 1t afterward. together with
other loans" Talman wound up with this emphatic
statement "Ir there has been any conspiracy am the
victim. 1t may in time be proved and then it will APP
pear the other siic OF the house" Then he added
that there specification IS to the rovcnuo from
the Adcrmanic business this tob shared for all
it worth"
FULLGRtFP AND HIS CAH-FARE REGISTER.
Ex-Aidcrman FullgraG next took the stand He is
svarthy past middle lite, with short-crOpped hair
Imperial mu,tache ana pointed beard lie had lived in
Nov York, he said. since he fifteen years old and
had begun business with wire firm nll SIS lie was
furrer in s55 and became manufacturer OF paper
boxes in 1860. since which time he has followed that
business He now a partner as he was in 1850,
with Iii Baldwin. The firm name is Baldwin x Full
graf. Mr. Fullgr,n saI he lived in the
Twenty third Ward. and also treasurer Of
the STANDARD Index and Register Company. The
president Eli Baldwin. The company the witness
stated close corporation, with three directors and
three stockholders "The stock" said Mr.. Fullgrah
els held by Mr.. Baldwin and myself, five shares
given TO Walter Baldwin that could form q com
pany"
Q.-IIov docs it happen that the Baldwins have the
same name A.-lhcy don't one Is Walter and one Is
Glow about the surnames! Aviator is the son
Q.-And what is the result OF this corporation! A.
used in to register fares some call 1t
beilpuuch; II Is De!punrh. although constructed
ost uumorr in Boston. 1t is used in NcwYork ana in
one or two places down east, and In Cincinnati The
tnaScr OF the company --wcll, have something TO
say about and Mr. Baldwin has We have a contract
nue. road The register Is patented.
Q.-Are the patents IN usatiOni A.-They have been
though tIore M, been no Gul settlement rhe railroad
companies were sued, hut we defeated the suit our
cane counsel about year ago.
On May. 1851 Al don't know the date.
Q-NhO retained themi Al think Sir Baldwin ala.
didn't
Can you tell Us the number of these apparatuses
delivered to the seventh Avenue road since July ],
1ss4l A.-About 100 We are under no contract now;
they have all been delivered.
Q-Iiow many in ain Al think between 200 and
GLOW many cars does that company havcl Al
have not the least dea to guess, should say 30 The
company has only oar register We have furnished the
Bolt Line all they use between 200 and 300 The cross
Q-Wnati i the price Of these instrumental
Mr. FullTaG promptly declared this TO be his own
private business; he would tell Mr. Conkng the
mittce privately he said what the registers cost ard
what they sold for but it not for the public to
know This Is not thing pertaining to this inquiry"
SAID Mr. FullgraG land SO decline to answer"
Q.-lou think it immateliall Ayes, sir.
information, You would tell met A.-IeS, SIR.
Mr. ConkIng-Ihen see no reason why you should |
Mr. Iu.israT-If it viii make you happy I will tell
Mr. Conkllug (,wectIy it on that grounG-benev-
olcuce -tuen. aud tell me.
sod at dhrren prices The first sold TO the Belt line,
were sod at 80. The others were sold for $50.
have been your only business for. the last
ten years! A--Yes, sir. l owned a piece |
three years ago-n the Orange Mountains. | bought
piece OF property with nv partner in exchange for
mcuse real estate transaction, with $1,000 mortgage.
Q-NOu call that immense! Al heard IL called
only real estate transactions.
Q.-You have not dealt in stocks Al have bought
some aud sold some for amusement
Q.-The excitement A.-Nes. ar.
Q.-Wlth what bank does the Index Company keep its
account. An the Park Bank
Q.-Do Baldwin q Fulgraf keep another account A.
an account there ana think Mr.. Baldwin has.
Mr., COnkng announced that he had to take the train
At once lie requested Nr Fugran 70 be on hand and
re ms am & Vas m encdurarine
ana CHEEKY answer. And II you're not" asked the
4ope," replied the witness.
Mr. Couklms-Ilere
Mr. Fungai promised Mr.. Conkllng everything in the
way Of books to bis checks The lawyer protested
hat he did Mr.. Fulgran's checks. The hear
ng adjourned to Friday next
Alderman Waite to appear before the committee. Ser
eautat Arms Murray gave thrilling private
M waite MS at early serving sa2ypHar Ge
'ace is on the shore OF Lake Champam and the Their.
mere. when the commitfee's oicer had to drive over
G 6 U g 1 sowTe m Waite w"s still
here yesterday afternoon, being excused by the COM
uiuee until sent for.
JAEHNE TO GIVE UP THE VGCEPREsIDENCY
Alderman Jaehne said yesterday that he
you'd resign vice president OF the
'oard Tuesday. IL will resign
$ Alderman, however" he added. 81 d.
II by my constituents To resign and will not until those
Tho elected me express Themselves unmistAkabIy in
Jaehnes resi- gnation vicepresident demanded
y the leading members OF the County Democracy |
who declared that 10 outrage
man who had admitted that he received stolen goods
hOud represent the organization the third place OF
city government. The demand became emphatic
bat Hubert .. Thompson sent for Mr. NewcOnbe |
sehnes lawyer and told him that Jaehue must resign
he vice-presdeucy. {
Alderman De Lacy said yesterday 81 have not
Qned from the Board do intend to. But II the
ounty Democracy TO not in their ranks
ont and will do so II md that my cOmpany's
OF desirable The same thing holds good with the New
amsterdam Cub. II the committee nzaged inyesti-
atng the Aldermen for 1SS and the present
nat tho Aldermen who FOR the Broadway Surface
lrOad and the Gable Railway good enough TO
ssociate with the other members OF the club, will
Ne 10 90"
Is BILLY MOLONEY IN CANADAf