New-York tribune., 1886-03-19

houses" lie said. % could no. tell you any
thing about any Aldernans receiving money. lie ielt
certain that ex-AllerDan Kirk had not taken
any." lie was rich man when be entered ,he u ,h ar,
aul his father worth $2OO0OO. Why should no tahe
~ 5000 S20OODI or why should ~ lhS III 'Iii17
Of mue pays 10000 $1,000 year cIc.r besides
nv other place, which was burned out lately ana LAW
a bOttlng establishment besides.
PEARSON SO1 AFFECTED
James Pearson a Republican ex-mcmher Of the Board
OF 1881 was found nj his store, No $50 SNth-aVe' HIS
bieb hat was smoothly brushed his Prince Albert caat
was satiy buttoned MP and he wore the air of man
who ni.ht say: yes I've the evening papers ana
imagine what vol want" rho reporter first saw Mf.
Po ..'s uncle. who, upon learning the nature 90 lc
y,r,,S. surprise that it should bc stated tlat
Tsp cor yrlaS ,L said that several of inc Aldeiloh
nii been iu,p pi 'itoi ir Nj. Jdchnrs confession. ,.
don't know au, tIIHc about the matter tNcr' "u'I
hSvr s"en in he extra c'gr m and don't Deie,e t!o
,tato,nrnis nal tncr.." VT. Pearson sahi M M
Itrnnr has ui,d. S-r confession am simply dsdp.
pointed in opInon o. tl. NM. do no, n'iot@ ] as
hc mas done t.i"a 10. tr SIN lh-!i.I"n -! ! l''s
W ,uI no. speak tn matter without Ia' M 'oLo
.ia'inu f,I what ice d, . nave crave DOUBTS
thar b, ,iI what l' i rrpn-t'd 80 nave Said' ,.
Mr.. P-as,nn inillnanIiy r.pcl"d ihs SnSsesoH tIa'
he va. ~ AL affected uy the alleged con rsSoh 10 PIT.
Byrue, " don't look as II in' hhch si'n it iI-,,
do Il" he went haven't gon' to Florida; am
here and can found at my place o. business or at my
home whenever the inr",i;atine comnltre wan, lh';
n any confessions To he made doht hu"" Di
ihcm: perhaps my Democratic cora'ueS know more
Nou know an Ronrolica4. eannn. IN rr'nI LAM, I ,lr
motive OF tls uyr-ti alton In the stag" II mas rar"'
1t to mc there must be sohe erSoha! or loi''"
motive back of II"
80 EEAsoS FOR coyFEssIoNs.
Henry l. sayies another Republican member OF the
old board, had gone 10 b'd when reporter % HE
TRB NJ sent mp his card, bat he put on enough tar
lnents 10 be soutabe aud down to the parlo
rgbDng his cyes Nj sayrs disposed tu he ANNOYED
at being trbrd. especially AZ he 05 expecting to get
M early to day, bat after few minutes chht his Eood
:. woul auos; regard such m inquiry as might b.
be- made unier the clrcum~tlnreS, Mr sayIcS shi ts
an insult become accustomed To anything at
,,tssi,,s sTouid bc made hy any of my fellow-meu
tt,, IpfI l.
t, 81 I,,r,,'s 49,. made ibe siateucgts you credit
hu with making; there must be soma mistl some
where don't see why Mr. Jaohnc should make con-
asion ami .honit e surpris. II he haI confessed to
neing hrbrd. 1t is more than shond expect Of thc
man from what know of him. II he has been brihcd
Inspector Byrnes Is careful man, but guess mat
come secondhand in some way. II be SAYS that Nr
.arhnr has confessed 10 hei.c bfiD-d must believe
him. nut want To wait TN have good cyldrnc" that
be says II the invest CATION i lhtehdrd 10 cal 20
account thr ship Of the prope Is good hlns
but If 1t personal or political affair." then say the
thing i Il mistake.
ALDERMEN WHO WERE NOT AT HOME
Ex-AldeImap O'Ncn lives over tho shoe shop on the
northwest corner OF Centre and Grand sts lie was not
at home last nIen but it WIS at usual haunt,
the that h9 lad not left tho city unless e
had done within Few minutes before IiE fEIEuNL
reporter made his Inquiries. AZ his ho"c Il was sal
that Mr.. OE"il was PROBABLY standing on tho street
corner unless he lad eOIc uptown 10 some club the
name OF which haI heeh !or:oen IhIS slAi ein'ht was
lroved correct by the stree gImus who knew tue
Alderman, hut cOlld 1t ind him; by the Italian who
boring shop and who saII with gre At modrSy That be
hat yolcd consistently for him, hut was not sure
policeman post, WHO had seen the Alderman only
Frcieric; F.nck occupies t rcr-sto-y bgiek house
Ellridge-Sf lust north OF Eivnctou-> lie not at
home. hut Miss fnck with becoming vigor stated that
her father had not gone ~ t3-ala. So declared th
he Ho' worth =, much money aS he was bc.orc ne
had entered political carc" and that hiN canvas Ead
"a COOL deal Of money every time. one OF MS
nri shhor, SAID that Mr TIuci would eah his
account. bu probably CO I'D not sly anything apnt M
in IA. "a { see
lateral evidences can re t4Irn as ptoo.' m
thc fBpWcry abOut 10 O'Clock. More tn'h one Icr,"h
nance was unusually paIc me reuue's tIt t US
n-uslcl it said, his most proini lent feature haI
Nliriman Eo.crt l.. DO Lacy was seen at hi' home
so az East Fith-st lie hai heard o the arrest ana
confession OF Alderman Jaehue bt dld hol at'ch tii
Importance to IT. Lven SUIIo'.hs hat cNeryIhHS tn'i
Mr. Jaehn" said about his associates were true. he could
not understand now il conld affect the standing of any
other mrlnl or Of the Old Board lie scouei the lIeh
thar Nr. Jarhuc had mpctcid others. lie hdd hOJhlhE
bche'ca that every member of "a" od l}oaid s'ool III
the same position. He did not desire To express any
opinion upOn Mr. Jarhnes Lctipn aud. In fact had 10
inclination TO discuss the Broadway business.
Charles II. EcllvS residence i given ~ the directory
No. 90 East Eighty sixth st. bnt the honSe IS empty
and has bill on IT, Tie nelghnorS say thal ne nioNct
away months ago and mono knew where he Is living
Francis McCabe lives in tie ane brown house
No. 20 Lexington ave-, rear Thirty-eght-st. Tao
house seemed closed last night no ight' ae.Tni az
the windows. servant who answered htter tho pen
had been rang several times SAID that MI NcCabc was
H., ~, i,,,,,irJ.. ~ Vrs M.Cobe vii
he hl gone ON htkine lnI lrl'' OF erS W hur " S no
at home, she sail that hc haI gone down town htcr
return.
Thomas Rotlman was an Ademna in 1854 and 1888.
fe lives in - tenement house al No. u Clinton St
some time ago the sergeant AT arms OF the senate Com,
mtee tried to dnd him as to serve hiw with
rNL reporter was likewise unsuccessful. Mrs Rothman
seen. however. and said thll her husband WAS ot
didn't know when he would return aud that was a
she The reporter called several times, the
result each tire being the sane.