The evening world., 1889-06-13
B0WERY
Chicago, I was over in Jersey City with a

Chicago, / was over in Jersey City with a
friend.
- never go outside of New York except
once in a great while, when l take q run oyer
TO Philadelphia TO see my agent, who takes
care of a little property l own there.
WAS NEVER IN cHIcAGo.
II have never been in Chicago in my life,
except when l changed cars while en- route
for California.
II can't understand why 1 nave been
dragged INTO tbs trouble. Dillon and / were
friendly. and only n short time ago, when he
was here, we spent some hours together.
WITH DILLON OF NAY /.
"On the LIST of Mav-iust three days be-
fore DR.. Crouin disappenrcd-Dillon was
here IN New York, and at II O'Clock that
morning he and l were III the Vanderbilt
Rotel drinking together,
THEY DRANK TOGETHER.
HE drank a whiskey cocktail and took
beer.
We were out together the night before
with Macomber. We nil attended a party
on Eighth avenue and Thirr fourth street.
After ! left Dillon walked home. and
after changing my clothing | returned to the
shop and worked three hours.
During all our conversation there was no
talk concerning the trouble in the Olsn-na-
Gael, and / don thlnk the affairs OF the
Order We're alluded to.
Dillon simply asked Inc how l was getting
along in business, and our conversation was
of a friendly nature"
HE DOESN'T KNOW BRADY, EITHER.
do you know John Brady, of 227 East
Twenty. ninth street. whom the Chicago
authorities telegraph will identify you p"
:" never heard of him. nswered Melon
aid. after n moments thought.
Mcdonald seems satisfied 10 20 to Chicago,
but says that he would like to prove his in
nocence here, so that his witnesses wou d
not be compelLedto take such a long journey
IN his behalf"
The following is the despatch received by
Inspector Byrnes:
To 1ns%g' 1 3"r ;@%;%Si| S; T@TS r = MS q M,s lo 30
'..blacksmith." John brady, @2T East Twenty
ninth street, will identify them. Officer with
warrant will come at once.
States Attorney LoNeENEcKER.
GEo. w. HUBBARD, Chief OF Police.
BRADY DOESN'T NOW MoRoNEY.
An EVENING WORLD reporter called at the
residen e of Brady. He is nm officer in the
Clan-nn-Gael and Is employed by a patent
paving company.
- have never seen Moroney, " said he,
- and l have never seen Mcdonald more
than two or three times in my life.
HAS ONLY SEEN M'poNALD TWICE.
Both times that / have seen him have
been for a very short time. and l don't be-
lieve that would be competent to identify
him.
" understand. however. that Moroney is
a tool of the Sullivan faction and Is not liked
by the members of the Order,
know little of Mcdonald, except that
he is sullen and uncommunlcatlve.
"Moroney and Mcdonald have been In
New York for some time, " added Mr.. Brady.
=" but l have heard on good authority that
tley were away Mt the time of Cronin's MUIR
der"
HABEAs CORPUS FOR MoRoNEY.
Moroney's lawyers have obtained O writ OF
hnbeGS corpus requiring the Tombs authori-
ties to produce the prisoners III court to-mor-
row.
They will be brought to the Supreme Court
at 10. 30 o'clock aud there may be q sensa-
tional turn OF affairs, as the lawyers will at
tempt to prove an alibi, which may result in
keeping the accused in this CITY,