New-York tribune., 1894-10-31

on liquor-dealer? A.zNo He made ds no oos.9 ~
complaint to me ! heard that he had made ;c%s
.Q.-Was that the reason why Delaney was tr,,,.
ferred? Al don't think so. Delaney was t,s tns'
ferred the recommendation Of superintenssnss..
NV osMWas he not transferred just after tia,
paint? Al don't know. Mr.. Plunktt NAV TIm.
talked with the Superintendent about Delaney "A's
cused until this morning as it was necessary 1 e.
anime another witness. who was about to leave -. "a
was stopped as he was about to walk awsv "
Mr.. Gon said that the Commissioner had ,nS nS
brought the books called for in the subpoena "''
The wtness-l have not seen the subpoena mn, 4,
admit the service.
sHEEHAN's ASTONISHING REFUSAL
Q.-The subpoena called for the production OF vo,.
bank books and accounts, both your business ana
private accounts. VIII you bring them? A-No. q,
The answer caused a sensation in the courtroor
but Mr.. Goff did not appear to be surprised
,.Q.-Wlll you bring your appointment book? A.
OWN you bring the records of the Commits.
Repairs and Supplies of which you are the chair.
Senator Lexow-wou.d it not be well to have an.
other subpoena served in ca case there mi, nigh. be any
Commissioner Sheehan-There is TO need OF that
/ admit the service and the regularity OF the sub
NJ. GoE-I ask again / you, will not bring your
Commissioner Sheehan-No, sir.
the courtroom with his brother.
Mr. Goff stated that he desired TO invite any Der.
son who had been threatened with service Of sub.
poena from the committee. and had been told that
fnfmaton ne sesls Of the fact 70 the committee lie 81.
planed that some persons had .eft TIE city sud-
under a threat OF being served with subpoen,
from the committee The inference was that some.
BODY was trying to scare possible witnesses out of
town by threatening TO have subpoenas served on
them -, ,,.,oo oxrrassoa ,,o 49,.
that such persons might be caught and punished
ANOTHER CASE OF BROwBEATING
uorman snitz. who has lived in the district east
., tho Rowery was then called 10 the witness
chair. and questioned by Frank Moss. The witness
said he had been stabbed In the side few ysan
ago After being stabbed he was taken to the
Gouverneur Hospital. where he lay for six weeks
siehhsd e f,d fSt Sn At" at the tine man na>d lrs.
Weinstock was arrested for the stabbins but wss
Poiira Court The witness said he in bed for
about year from the effects OF the wound Then
Wbse he 80 returned TO this city he wanted to have
Weinstock indicted. but he was warned by man
fsWer Dollar smith. that it would not be safe
to make trouble for Weinstock.
AS he persisted in his talk about the in1lctment
the witness said, he stabbed in the hand by
a butcher named Harry, who met MIN In the
hallway, and tried to make him promise -rss,S not
but on account OF threats the witness nropped tne
s Sad Been gl arrested on false charge OF keep
ing disordery house. and he was told that she
would be sent TO prison III the cfdrse against
Harry not dropped.
THOSE TWO VILE DETECTIVES AGAIN
Detectives Hussey and shalvey. the witness said,
had arrested his wife after sending two stool.
pigeons" to his rooms with two girls, when he was
sick in bed Mr. Moss said that he would be able
to show later that the prisoner Harry had been
arragned In court and the case had been postponed
and never heard Of again.
The committee took recess until lO:5p a. m To-
day when the examination of Commissioner snee'
han will De resumed. =
Mr. Gofr was asked what might be done with
Commissioner Sheehan II he persisted in MS refusal
10 produce his bank books, but the counsel Tor ne
committee would not disclose his intentions sen:
ator Lexow said that II, would be best IN wait ana
SEQ II Mr. Sheehan persisted In his refusal 70 pro-
duce his bank books In defiance of TIE subpoena
Commissioner Sheehan would only say that ne dla
nor think the committee had any right 70 dem2ne
the production Of his private accounts IL was un'
derstood tha: he had taken legal advice ana wa
rrenared 70 make fight in the courts II the COM
mittee tried 10 have him committed for contempt