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

MAY 4y IoJU.- L
ing 70 him. ss Tsmmsny Hsil es1dlsa.s for thu,
'o.-Hs vas The Tsmmsny Hall candidate E.-No,
S-whe VS., AoTns only man Tsmmsny Hall pre-
refused ,S K S AG
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Sd " E. :, .S; e., about i'' A-Mr Kelly
0J5Rd NJ SSOs:T speak to you about NoouAdo'
.9ITd % spear 70 SOn for any Ono' Al say.
RS E.s:rt S,n T9OT9 5SsH AS:
Sys or ,lI Ss6srs that remember. -. Nv
oHTha. made you think sns Board g Aldermen s
hoard and were out at thai time over the broadway
soP S,S.,; = NJ, s9S5:s
number q men whom had s3qyn many years q;
JSss ma. ss y% to PS% N,
Would EsS fHS ntS y Ta
ground, e believe that both Seqpny DsmoerS"
Odd you believe he would be confirmed A-No
9-Po You know how he got cSnnrmsd, A-No. ali;
oPH q; be nsa sa1d an %
dG' III Sns II: haze Gs
Ing and about every thing else in the way of pubic
..S-is there chance for fsvOriti'm' Avery much
. hsp Sis frY.nds . the sOntrae!s
Il e 'hSt aSa.S fo Sa a a. n0'
SSS: Ss:y .dsS hSn lawyer
az ne Bosfd
iqa 9s opening sO's e, 70, tn,
A.SThcy had just been let
MAYOR GRANT SAYS M'cANN's LIAR.
Mayor Grant rot up. from behind Chairman
Fassett and took the witness chair. There was
q great cranlnR Of necks on the part OF the
Mr.. GhoSte began the examination. The Mayor
said that he had not been present o. last Sat
i tSa s1aon sSs but ne
Q.ISYou heard the testimony ofMr Mocannf
A oMao H said That Mr.. Croker told him that he.
ri q sp%en! gssd 5y t69 sity i Eog were s az
you q Sag as 70 81 Of tS %
have no knowledge Of Whatever.
S..Have yqu SSdG ~ talk on TINT subject
"13 .MHS Also also said that ct his house once
you said that you were under obligations TO
taoT G0 Soods sod
Q.-Nor on horse car onco2 A;,,No. sir.
Mo cs N Su %LSo sir. y. 'n"' 'A''' 70 N''
that It Was Though Mr. 6rQter that you diGns
in tS sst M
t tsss 70 FL SS so The
that so tat S as as hsas sn1
knowledge II is utterly untrue.
Odd you then or at any time contribute
any money at all for any such purpose? Al
Odd you ever offer yoqrself as candidate
for Commissioner OF Public Worksr Al did
o.-E1cept as 1t was mentioned in the news
picion that you were candidate A,-No sir
Odd you ever try to get the Officer A
Odd you know that Mr.. Croker, or any:
body. then. or at any time. raised any sum Of
money to help you get that once f;.N9. sir.
Edison about tho offioef Al and mem bers Of
the Board were anxious not to have County
to get a TemmSny man in, and that man, as
Tas }gdGs aSSg S;G may have
o@Were 1 %s1Gl party to Raising any money
to secure the confirmation Of anybody to any
of co during the term Of Mayor Edsonf A
10, sir.
Mr. GRANT GAVE $4,000 TO YLossIE CROKER
Q.-What have been the personal relations
between you and. Mr. Croker and his family?
A.-Our relations have been very intimate;I
when he was q candidate for Police Justice.
From then until now have had great affection
f. h AND his st sR with
married and have no children l was godfather
to his child Elossie; from then on have been
O.-What are the facts 9s to your gifts to her ?
Al always intended when Lass Ssspme ned the re-,
En Of to taS1 Ghd a1f aS6
sSdSstSntiai one. have atwsss made PRESENTS
Christmas; not q Christmas since 1884 that
have not made all his children pressnts:
Ss i trHc that { ,qTs have given $4,000 to
amount you have e given to FIossis CrOEsrS Al
OH one or in several sums A.-First
WhethsE ,E or :SSSS . Sa0 GeGS seodDo
your best recollectlOnY Ayes. sir.
,o.-Whet sort Of presents have you given
stSntial presents q ,ewelry or something OF
that sort, and also toys. y,-,-.,
presencs q her father and mother X.MTbe
fiTOt time Il Was before both Of them.
O.-Tho money was In an envelope2 A
U.sRho took iti A-Tbe mother
Q.-HQW about the second uLnef A.-Ithink
"o1RSS the name Of PlossIo on the envelope
nt this timer Al think not II may have
been.
O.-Hou did you give the other PRESENTS !
A-TbO articles we're generally small. and I |
would put them IN envelopes with the name on |
them and aOnd them 70 the house.
Q-HAd those presents anything 20 do with |
the sheF1frs ONCE % The fees u that ofleey A.
-NOfhlnR whatever
Q'~Ksfs they absolutely voluntary Eifts A.
-EntlTelg 20.
asrstAndlnE With the iSibsT % mother A !
lBtlrslI -.
q, ZBg soIslJ 70 make provision for tbs