The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-04

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here testify 70 certain tslnSS sasinS. Svt Iss
msRSs rs d sort around N ar
!SsBSt You have -ststsd that Mr. NocAnn was guilty
otblaskmsli Al have ne! ,.
any sfeas.,icH ~ isc.. .r:.t ScI iS:%..ys. .a'
TREY SPsSIt"bsp 70 Sm AIt vas he to wish
% Prsvcnth he could the washing OF family linen in
Chairman Fs.,euYou we're never offered any bride
o.-conseSusntiy you did not rsfuss one, A-No
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came '''''''' ''''' :"
g 2,Hs never gave you 1ny, @dyic. about No
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b0%.r put Ss RSnsa IN RnS GR. TH
go with him mytelt
d fnT e 81; IN s to S
With y9ur.slt, Al dont think We talked in any way
Q-Eit6er IN a Joke or in earnest did you ever ask
rsnsm6eF that did but there Was good deal Of jot
ASSESSMENTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS.
to yos BIZ S3y ons else
for you Al contributed nothing, and no one con.
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.poE. e S ss e ySs SD az u S%
ar@sS thssso; don't TSmSRSS S any such con.
Odd you ever borrow any money o, him for thi.
Shi5 n5 S Ss for S
month and 1t may have been used for some political
Q~You were candidate for Sheriff A.-Ys.
vQCcAt whose suggestion A-At the suggestion OF
9-lpidnt Nj. Croker suEEestit' Ale agreed to it.
SW%s,I sSSsoD S.foS. y s would .eo.D, tn.
hom'nnnonl AZNo SIR, .-... .-.-,
Odd any one pay an assessment for your A.-No
QXI.,p,Ss Gs1,onsry for candidates to be A''s'd
Q,-pid you contribute anything A.-YeG think
az SSSo e The "a and ss ALL
,S;Disa IN Croker PAY yS% 'Ss i:sn; ~ %sd;,e
aGS q: me Riy aSm. 20
1, IL sGur 70 control the lease of the
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$Psa : :ss PIN g ss 81: r?
Ss1 ca u MI od M. RsSs iie
,,Q5But be did not give 1t up on your Aceouptf A.
s s.n zig any ss e
y0ur point Of vie" you had n'ainG to FEAR
SaAnd thsr: vas nc reason Why you should .rS to
get Case ana Mccain wa Ii, TSs hSys
being dragged into such an affair Al this
MAYOR GRANTS COMPLAINT WITHDRAWN.
Chairman Passett produced Mayor Grants
mittee and complaining Of the way in which
tho Fassott committee had brought out Nc
urday: Mr.. Fassett asked Mr.. Grant i this
was his letter, and then he asked number OF
Suessti9,pPss desensd to shSw that the Mayor
Mr. Choato-I protest. that this letter has nothing 70
DO With the matter that the committee " aS sent here
Mr fa.sostSihs Senate referred this letter to the
M5 didn't know that But .nynowI
iaiI o ne Mayor pressing these questions
.On the ground" asked Chairman Fassett.
that the letter is unworthy OF considera-
ton D. Applause. which Chairman Fsssett
p think. said MIR. Cochran that no honest
been ' accorded to the Mayor here to-day. =
the committee are concerned tho charges
made In that letter whatever foundation there
haze ssmsf 10 haUS
treatment which this committee has given to
This committee" said Mr.. Fassett. docs
not propose under any circumstances to take
q he slightest uniairness in ne eyes even Of
the Mayors warmest friends. lApplausel But
neither does 1t propose 70 lay itself open TO
these In this letter have been made By such q
high otticial. II eer.anly does seem that h he
he R has BEEN S' mistaken d and withdraw then.
up II nov. withd raw those charges !Ap-
plauee And then he added Significantly 30
far as the committee Is concerned. AS to the
counsel still maintain theD."
beard. y DO you mean this counsel?" he said.
pattipg the rose In his buttonhole.
- do mean Just that. said Mr.. Cochran.
MT. WINS made no reply, Mr.. Choate asked
the Mayor ono more question:
2t.C,n you .eil Then you made any IA loan to Nj
loaned him q oJo or IS 90 but that has been repaid
ADJOURNED TO MAY Is.
The Mayor stepped down. De Lancey Nicoll |
testified that In his Investigation into rumors |
the Doodle Board Of Aldermen, |
when he wac Assistant District Attorney. he |
$3.50, 600 being raised to secure the confrma-
ton OF Mr.. Grant as Commissioning Of Public |
Works He had mover known that Mr.. Grant |
was candidate for that ONCE.
was willing TO sit until o'clock, II necessary,
but that It could not hold another session until |
after the adjournment OF the Legislature On |
or about the 18th OF May he said the commit |
for sone time. Mr. Choate Until |
mated. however. that he thought the commit |
tees counsel ought to subpHna more witnesses |
In the matter
Mr. IvnS-i shall subpHnA every person Who have |
been led 10 bssvf BY AnyhiuR thai has been sAid here
that learn siSsS may 10 IN possession Of
any information that will throw ANY light upon this
nsssss whom shan NOT subpoena unI have Givsn the
othsr AIDE an opportunity % do 90 think Il Il thsT
hem certainly shall