The record-union., 1892-06-25
All TIES ''EIPENSES. /"
Damaging Documentary Evidence
Against the Heather.
A Receipt Which Connects Him With
the Forgerfes-He Demanded More
Money "For the City Attorney

Since the discovery of the forged letters,
purportlng to have been signed by CITY
Attorney Hart and demanding money of
An lie, the willy heather who is now in
jail, the authorities have been searching
nigh and low for evidence that would
connect the tricky mongol directly with
the forgeries.
But until yesterday all efforts were
fruitless.
An lie denied stoutly that ne had any
thlng to do with the letters, or that he
mad ever seen them before. He assumed
great indignation over his treatment by
the Chez Kong Tong Society and the po-
lice, and since his incarceration has been
threatening all sorts of damage and
SANDER suits and criminal prosecutions.
All TIES EXPENSES.
Evidence is now in hand. however.
which is considered "clincher'' on All
Tie. This evidence is in the shape of a
receipt from All Tie, in the latter's hand
writing and signed by nina receipt to
the Chez Kong Tong Society for money
received by him from the society and
paid out for influence" The document
IS written IN Chinese, and when inter
preted dlScloseS some startling entries
1t Is an itemiZed affair and sets forth that
on one occasion $50 was given to the City
Attorney and on another occasion $40.
linen there are expenses for cigars, hand
kerchlets, bric-a-brac and other "pres-
ents" for various city and county Off
Gals. AT the bottom of the paper is writ
ten demand for 500 ''for City Attorney
Hart"
This receipt is now in the hands of w,
ii. ). Scott, who has been employed by
the Chez Kong Tong Society to prosecute
All Tie.
1t appears that All Tie has been making
money ''hand over fist" out of the society
on his false representations According
TO the statement made by a prominent of
neal IN the society yesterday, Tie was
never employed directly by the society,
but volunteered his services. He ex-
planned to the society that he was the sole
possessor of
A MARVELLOUS PULP
With the authorities, both CITY and
county; that at wink of his eye Judge
Cravens would render decision in the
Police Court lust as the omnipotent All
lie desired; at nod of his head CITY At
torney Hart would not prosecute a IA
yored highlander with his wonted venom.
the police department waited with bated
breath for orders from him before max
ing arrests in Chinatown, and if the So
clety had any enemies who needed pun
lshment the police would 'sock it to
them; District Attorney Ryan, the
Sheriff, Juries, ETC., were all under the
spell Of Ties hypnotic eye.
Truly was All Tie great man, and the
society considered that it was indeed for
tunate In securing his services.
THEY BECOME SUSPICIOUS.
But Tie was costly luxury, and his
CPnSplpSG 6n111an1S
chequer for presents" soon had the
funds at extreme low tide.
Then some Of the officials of the Chez
Kong Tong awoke from the spell, and re-
allied that the society was not reaping
such great benefits from Ties wonderful
1nduence. They realized that the police
department was snatching I'D the soci-
ety's warriors with impunity, Judge
CfaVens' decisions aid sentences were as
severe on the society'S retainers as of
yore, and City Attorney Hart was un-
questlonably prosecuting with as much
II not more vigor than before
Chez Kong Tong smelled a rat.
An investigation satisfied the society
that 1t had been duped by All Tie-that
his frequent ''draw-downs'' never left
his own pocket and he was not buying
city and county officials in the wholesale
manner he would have them understand.
OF course halt was called, and the next
time Tie
CALLED FOR HUNDRED
To retain the City Attorneys services. he
was met with a fiat refusal. This greatly
incensed the naughty All Tie. He threat
ened the society with all sorts of terrible
disasters. He would turn the full force of
his pulp upon the society and wipe it
out of existence. But the society was
rather thoroughly satisfied that Ties
pulp existed only in his own imagina-
ton and refused to surrender. Then All
Tie sued for S110 for services as an in
terpreter''-whichs suit has been referred
to previously in the REcoRD-UNIoN.
This was where Tie overreached himself.
1t was this proceeding that brought to
light the forgeries and landed Tie in iail.
Lawyer Scott says that although All
Ties receipt was given to him to be used
in the prosecution of Tie, which the soci-
ETY. proposes to bring, he will place it at
the disposal of City Attorney Hart to be
used against Tie in the forgery case.
All Tie employed Henry L. Buckley to
defend him, but that gentleman, having
learned the particulars of the case, abso-
lutely refused yesterday to have anything
to do with All Tie, and so notified the
heather.