New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-11
6-Do my questions remind you Of uothingi A.-No'

&-Do NV ousstions remind ycu Of pothingi A.-No,
early 1885 t SsIsS inspe s,sS
Odd You not Oder resolution the Board OF al AZ
defmen 70 anpul the privilege OF inc i''
oloo. Wa. referred to your committesi Ayes, air
The committee never acted on IL w,., vou u.,n.
S-Wss there Transaction with MessYs. Day. Lock.
row and Diilngasm by which your bank account was
Ws. handed to you by anybody ABOUT
that timei A-No. cir AM, ,nnr TIM, Won
Q-ifn package Of Junk any valuable liable thing thing a sai
found would you remember 1t Al don't Rho" as
thing besides rags was found in package of junkf A.
don't understand you. .,u Elm TINA 7 r.
fer to- another thing found in package junk Al
don't remember Rags are ucRhsh ihings: 90 son,e-
A-Did they ever tickle youi A-N0t as much as S0'"0
oHsve you found any valuable thing within Two wv,
years, dropped or lost by any onei Al u'"
Q-whon did you first that there wa: ,r any money
not until It was taken out did not see the tIrnx in
Chairman IowHow much MONEY aS"st YOU A0"
vonr safe Abort know any ming apou' ~
Q-Tcn thousand doilsrs,, A-canrC sat say Don't
q vF .mI,S 1nSu ssoat it, s0''''
o-One thousand dolarsf A.uDon,s In s,w,o ~ an
oIYoa understand tho penalty attached to Il! A.
The committee adjourned to meet IN , Albany a. 10
s. Ge Of time viii probably and the
sessions will Ds 5sa%eS se esFs asked Mr.
If he would have to to Albany to testify ana how
much he would have to lilo around before oe
men would be examined in such places as would be Tor
their venience. Mr. Seward stated that no subpoena
had been served Alderman DE Lacy.
WHAT prLLrNGHAM AND LoCKRow SAY
Charles T. Dillingham; is publisher ct No. 67s Broad
way He s also . director Of tho Manhattan Exhibition
Company which holds the lease OF the Polo Grounds
and gives baseball contests for tho pubic amusement
TRIBUNE reporter saw Mr.. Dillingham; at mis- home
No 344 Iexingto on ave-. last night He said " No one
connected with the sgemeDt OF the Manhattan tx
hbiton Company has paid one cent to MI McQ.de
cntt,g street through the Polo Grounds Il is one OF
the rules of the company that no money shall DC pu iOf
MeOuade's was introduced by request and It
dropped through iDattention. am certain never
pald any money TO any one; nor was any money ever
asked or any strike ever made for money thinK the
poor devil enough to answer FOR on tnst broau
way without raking up TINS ttie matiel IN
which he Is innocent OF evil. cannot Ior tuo o =,
NE has norbng whatever TO do with the Polo Grounds
gave him free pass because ne was irepa VI uo
and took the trouble 70 come 10 me gtouhus
more twice II barely possible that the doctor
NAV have said something from which some listener may
bribed but don't believe lie did. He aud are friends
| a lieutenant in the 9TH Regiment when nc WAS
Dr. Arthur V. b. Lockrow lives in the eght-storied
Washington Flats at One-hundred AMI w s
ST. and Seven th-ave He formerly had an once IN 'Ieat
Jonesst lie denied emphatically that ne knew OF any
money paid by the Manhattan E1hlUtlon N"lpp"p! W
prevent a. being cut through
Inc Polo Grounds 81 have nothing whatever TO 40
with the grounds" he said, but happen to be per-
sonal friend OF Mr.. Dhnghams Perhaps that was why
nv name was brought INTO the investigation, Mr'
Dillingham; nephew Is my assistant did ssk pllilns-
ham for "A pass once which he never gave me-
DR. Lockrow asked II he had ever said anything
maj wonld create the m preston that money had been
paii the Alderman. - 49,, $500.
NAV nave said tOkingy something about tho reso
lnon offered by McOuade being strike" he answered.
John Il. Day is tobacco merchant al NO. III Maiden
Lane. H. Is the president OF the Manhattan EA'''o