The sun., 1888-04-22

tnSt tanSt Lhompson was hiding the Mayor, The
was before the Democratic Cor, ention. Grace
askfd SiSpirs & bow S hs % stood on the nominai93n
head meek shSSidcts. feet, Ts and T'b breeches rec he's
Grace said that was making q mistnko that
When nsssd Gst qR ina sndSd S the sSpSp 0se & sH
Grace, with characteristic frnnkness' declared
thet he would fight me"
tor to the Mayor withdrawing any and all rc3i;;-
took 70 Albany before sepdips il to ,i The Anyo'
Srrtssd about mtspht d G Rss 80 Spa In M
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sa1s ss'S' sSess! WIZ 50 ssa asl
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court would convict, mo. Nevertheless. Q
s to rsn snd As es ss York SECURED sf %
pa went wth tho S' ter to GSo
room 70 asked mo p sail upon him at ths iIo$;
st abons efs nv sh With h. Grace. HHs we H Hill
reiterated his Intention oi backing me-" "
ss Ts e RS H. sSss fS S IN
yam with the matter under Investigation, aud
obsc5Hsd ,s IT'D that the Testimony was Irrelevant
DICT mntter and tho $4,000 note given by Gov.
IT an 10. misiniermss SY%"sS.i he said f'sfi s$ali
Si nss e spa S.S S and Gov
snder which inc COMMITTEES acted was 50 broad
questions as he pleased. and as the committee
stands three Rspublicsns 70 two Democrats
nnwed nS XVI d. ana HISTORIAN squire re-
Aitsr The ts!k With the Governor in his bed
su ana s'A hsrs oana nS vi Ram
1 Ter. The Governor introduced thoIn, and. ac-
ecrdinas so M%Y1a s9nire f"iS to,, ". s0r,r ,,,
| n at any time he wants to reach me without
coming to see me. pr writing. he can do 30
regarded as said to % me. and T have Az &c, cautioned @
an ss Sn else oesnpy that
yant things done and will try to Persuade Mr..
sqnW5TS WS tn that ths aoysrn9E a wishes IL" a.
ain the iail Of 1885 replied Squire. II heard
W psSa, ' nS Wssns ss sGhe II With With
him on the morning Of the 3lst OF December he
assSTsd me that MY explanation was entirely
s Roa S tsen as asssa asqSt The Psa
OF It, Before taking up an inquiry into that
had NE heard y q, q ngny notes given by >: p HilL.
a note OF Gov. Hills for S. OOO l told him
soSa not Masr saS i tor won
ths +. nd said had no
out among my friends and s"e If | could raise
Kichard s.: Neweombe. and John o'Brien, %nd md
epss 20 sep sen fad snsd ad tine 9"a In
worry that tie matter would be taken en- care ps q.
In that same month the contract for section l2
On the S;9usduct came up IN p the board q
Eed vot. to asas To soBTsn nna
CLARK. .Ttold him knew nothing Of engineer
@ ssss It hs Ses
1Ss s.y often he asked me
Did he assign any reason asked Gen. Tracy,
oB9sn ThE that csTR s9p3ract should be awarded to
Mr. SQUIRE leaned his head upon his hand
and and thought for more than minute. Then he
sstsS s| il Il +, :, ard anxious that oBrisn Clark
pid he mention any namesp"
NO. he used no name. but "-another long
pause. he said It was very important that he
1hs hs sa liz %se1 ass3
".Rid be 1 mentor, Gov: HilI?"
derstood that whom he spoke 1t was Gov. Hill I
s,e9nSE SEpk sfetSn tbn y bsS sTrdd t tic S
Ths transcript offered by President spcnccr
was referred to- i that 9Bren Clark
teen bidders for section l2. that they bid sji,-
035 above the lowest. and that Mayor GRACE
award
Squire, went on to say that Judge Muller
had received several letters from Gov, Hill. I.e
SESSION The e9amination hsn s Se. rea"rned nte e
the Bruins bill. and Squire said:
aaS to q with abpec, bss 5
nss va sGy Sis S,sun S hs ths 6 Mo GSs s ha s I
the shipgle Of my Office might be left, but not
much else As stsG in his gh he had Pre-
the Department Of Public Works. He proposed
f It the psyng & and Et
Brshss biis proposea a@p 80 IN January and
March; 1856. respectively, The first took ip
;SsyYork eIts. 'The biIl aathariSiaf q rsorsan.
tered sfler the Bruins bill, and Opposed and and
deayesa IS Fss as osslSy fGub 1udc
would Ie helped IN the note matter by voting
ths sse.iSn ,St T. S"2traet to GBen caT TO
O,Bren 4 Clark because, the chief enIirerr
advised it. on the ground that the firm was bet
ter equipped and safer than the lower bid !crs.
j. II. Thorne. cashier Of the Bank Of Rhine
back, testified that John OBrien had been
ls, 1886. the witness received note mate
by Judge, Muller for $3.50. endorsed ny
O'Drten. 1t WAS to run three months. At mu-
turty 1t was renewed for three months longer.
Then payments were made on IT to tho am9unt
Of about 81, 800. the payments being in Mullers
checks. The balance Of the note is still In tho
bank unpaid. This ended the morning session.
and Gen. Tracy submitted cory OF Senate bill
AZ intr9,dneed March IL. 1856, for ,le re-
The Bruins bill was thon ,pending.,, Squire was
surprsed nt the REORGANIZATION biz and longl1
not want to see the Bruins hlll passed. Suuire's
testimony at this point was:
Muller said to me. Suppose you should die
soon after the Bruins bill becomes u law
Grace would have us sure. for he would op-
point q man OF his own choice in your place
and thus control the immense power conferred
by the bill I Yielded 70 the Goy%er%nops % % desire
REORGANIZATION bill stood OriRinAlly the MAyOr