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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-11

A TLANTIc COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing WEDNESDAY, January
10, 1894, at 300 =. NJ, trains on this road
Will run as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-11
Virginia State Insurance Company.

FHbTIIId SNdlC MS dIICt NOIIIpdIy,
Richmond, Va, Jan. l. 1894
III HE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
l. stockholders Of this company VIII
be held at their office, No. 1905 Main
street, JANUARY 10, 1874. at II o'clock
NJ. RIO. H.. RICHARDSON
Ja2-td Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-11

D-Dinnor. S-Supper.
No. q makes all local stops. Connects
at Raleigh with Piedmont AIRLINE for Ashe-
Vile N. G.. and ala intermediate points on ms
Western North Carolina Railroad.
No. q. "Nestlbued Limited Tram Bniei
Sleepers. Richmond 20 Atlanta Connects do.
rectly at Atlanta with ". a A. II. 4. Tor Chat
tanooga. Nashville. and al points West. Com
meets with A. K ". 4. H. Z. for Mobile. Mont
wesf. No extra charge on "Aestlbuled irainf
- -. ARRIVE RICHMOND. v..n,,i,
Limited Train "-iI:l5 A. NJ daily.
No. 1s-Mail and Expross-0;sO p. NJ. daily
except sunday.
For tickets. Pullman reservations. &c. A.
ply at ticket oiiico. Iyrd-Sfrest station; ki'h.
mond Transfer Company, 90l east Main stree.
and company's Office s3j east Main street.
JOHN {. WINDER, l. i. MYERS
General Manager. General Slpt.
o. Y. SMITH I'll ANDERSON.
Traffic Manager Passenger Agsnt
II. NJ BOlKIN. City Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-11

Nevsaigie headache promptly CURED nv
Svomo.ssltzer~srIaI bottle 10 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-11

WE OFFER TO CLOSE OUT THIS
DEPARTMENT OF OUR BUSINESS
OUR STOCK OF
TUBULAR AND LOCOMOTIVE
BOILERS,
from 6 10 50~horse power,
HORIZONTAL CENTRE CRANK
ENGINES.
detached or mounted on boiler. from
20 l2-horse power
These Engines and Boilers are new.
Of our standard designs. that are we'll
", also ofyer a lot OF PUrLEYs.
CRANKs. SHAFTS. etc. rough ant
anished. Any Of these can be bought
very low.
RChm1ai Locomotive 4 Machine WORKS
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Granulated Sugar, &C.

I pounds White Sugar fOr.............. -
Light-Brow Sugar, per pOund...... 81.
Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee per pound. ~
Sugar-Cured Shoulders. per pound. s
Salt Pork, per pound. .................. .
Good Butter, per pound. 20
Biack-Eyed Peas. per quart.......... 4
pounds Virginia BuCkWneat for. -
Nice Fat Mackerel. per dozen........ -
3 large cans Thistle TOmatOes....... -
3 cans Best Corn observation-disclosures. -
Silver King Minnesota Patent Fam
lily Flour. per barrel...............Sf 90
or. per SACK .................. y
4 pounds Dried Peaches for.......... %
! pounds New Prunos fOr............. -
HOme-Made Jelly. per pound......... 4
California claret Wine, per gallon. 90
Pure Lard. per pound. ................. 8
Large cans Table Peaches. ........... 10
Home Made Apple Butter. per pound
Pure sugar syrup, per gallon. ....-... ~
New crop y. o. Molasses. per gallon. 20
Snow Flake Patent Family Flour. per
o. per h"cf ........... ............. p
Price-List mailed on application.
$. TLLMAN'S son.
Phone $40. 1s2o-ls22 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-11

~ HERE ARE no FLIES ON
Il SMITH''-You cannot make SILK
purse out OF a sow's ear but you can
secure your books and money IN HER
RING HALL MARVIN COMPANI'S
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes. b. h.
SMITH, sole dealer Southern States. no.
20 north Ninth street Phone 04s
my27-1y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24

papers Which he waved aot frantcaly the other
evening declaring they were proofs vi
Mr. NcoThis thing cannot be put of IN r fns
way Those papers In my possesSloh. 49, 49,,
were stolen from me. have a right to Kho" III"
NJ; Gon got them -o,.ho, ma IN a perfectly
legitimate way have right to use them %
Mr. Nicoll-I showed those papers yesteruay, 20
asked Mr. Sutherland II he gave The papers 10 vi.
Go. and he said he did not Ar Ar ask the
committee to direct their counsel to make all en-
Senator 0Connor-yr GoT says ne, got the pa
pers in a perfectly legitimate way. lie Is not re-
Mr. NicoigY didn't lose them They were taken
Mr Gofr-I received the papers in envelope ad-
trr ssed to me | do not know from whom they
or how they came to me only kno" tn9 as !
my duty to do received twenty anonymous COM
mrnca lions this morning, $500 -, .bo r,-
pers l intended them myself on eross soH
animation. But do not think should Dc COM nm
peeled to have a rail put about me to protect my
senator BradIey-Get a Calling gun
Senator OConnor-You must be careful OF your
Mr NicOll-IOok at my company Counsel !, to to
right OF me- counsel TO LEI, OF me; the committee
in front OF me- the audience behind me-
HE INTENDS TO BE CAUTIOUS.
Mr.. Gon-Here your papers back
Mr. Nlcon 10 his asslstano-Put them in the bag
and keep them there. III never take another thins
| out Of the bag In this room.
This affair being adjusted and Mr.. Nicohs anger
| having subsidized. Mr.. Gof went on with his exam
| nation.
| Q-Do you remember when Superintendent Nur-
| ray was put on trial? A.-No.
| O-Do YOU remember a resolution passed by the
| Police Board on February . 1892 declaring that IN
| view Of certain published charges that the fQIcss
department had afforded protection TO places "Hcn
| had violated the Jaw, the superintendent cause a
| nrornp, and rigid Investigation 10 be made ana
calling upon those who had made the charge 10 give
| nrnofs2 Al remember the resolution. \ news
| nnaper had made statement that liquor saloons
| along Eighth and Third-aves. were violating tne
| Evclso laws We ordered an investigation and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
GOTERYOR FLOWER'S ACTION UPON BiLLS'
THE AsToR STABLE MAY BE BUILT-uNlfoNA
LAW EXAMINATIONS PROVIDED FOR

TIE ASTOR STABLE MAY BE BOlLl-tNiroA"
LAW EXAMINATIONS PROVIDED FOR
Albany. May Ex-Governor Flower to-day vetoed
the following. among other bills
Assemblyman Geasons. providing for TWO coas
,rg,cctors i'm New York City. Inc GoVerhV, say
the hi il obnoxious 20 the provisions OIL oec'ion
ArtIcl. > of the State Constitution. ... -
senator (antors prohibiting the c0hstruStion ~
uss NJ stables within 100 feet OF pace Vi puSiS
,rorshin IN New York City. The Dill was lhtenueu
~ n-.y.nt the construction OF the Astor staoie III
Assemblvman Lawson's. providing Tor the prS0teS;-
lion ~ m. public parks Of the city OF NeW.tork
nv the removal OF the dump at seventy -hiieh-Se'
and North River: /, ,.,,o, 20 tho oov-
nr,en, ~ the city OF Brooklyn. The Governor
a,s .srhis is a peculiar bill With certain speci,
AL executions IL makes the ofhcia tenure OF al,
nersons heretofore hereafter appointed 70 oincai
ppostions in the city Of Brooklyn under tne NUM-
nei charter subject to the pleasure OF tne oiiceI
dena rtrnent or body making the appointment, In
snhs-anre this would legislate out OF once yv OF
loo r,unclpnl employees appointed for DEFINITE terms
or protected against arbitrary removal by senerai
laws ,,-.a..,. o,,borzIn1 the fixing
Of rho salary of the attorneys Tor tne on
nor more than $500 Inc 1o'erho' s"'' '' ~
Is effectively drafted. ,,. -eo ,ss.nhlv
rh. Governor has signed: Chapter I6O-Assemply'
man Suizers bill providing for UNIFORM eSan,. st
~ ,hrouohout the State for admission or canui-
49,, -, nroctIse as attorneys. and creating STATE
roord If law examiners OF three members OF tne
por of ton years standing 10 be appoihteu Wy ZIG
Court OF Appeals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
THE TEUTONICS QUICK TRIP.
ONLY FOUR HOURS BELOW HER hbcoHD-
WELL-KNOwN PEOPLE ON STEAMERS
WHICH ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ONLY FOUR HOURS BELOW HER RECORD
wELIKNowN PEOPLE ON STEAMERS
WHICH ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Tho White Star steamer Teutonic, which arrived
here Yesterday made the trip from queenstown IN
Tho ouick time OF days 20 hours and 40 minutes
covering a distance OF Zs6l miles. This IL eignty-
four miles more than was covered on the steamers
record trip OF 3 days 1s hours and 81 minutes Inc
daily runs. which were fairly uniform, were o''
s15 6Ol 5O2 1879 miles and 3l miles TO Sandy HOOK
Tho har was reached at 4:25 a. m. but the dense
fog prevailing made II unsafe 10 attempt TO cross
Tho steamer anchored for two hours waiting Tor
the fog TO eft The Teutonc took the soutnery
course Had the nothery route been taken the
steamer would. barring accidents have equalled ner
record. &C., , Me l. W yander.
hiw Mir and Mrs II. Nick. Twombly, r. IL oheiooS'
Mr. and Mrs Foxhan Keene. :. w. Knevals A. ..
Chisholm Frederick G. Bourne. Temple Bowuoin, w
: Church Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Converse MI SusnnsS'
Mrs ] j. cushing. Miss Gushing. Mrs Gamm H.'
he pev Father Garry. T. X. Hostetter ana MIs'
foststter. Mir and Mrs l.. J. Howell and family:
! Woncriefe MIR and Mrs. Jordan l. MOTT, lr.;
Nr ODonnell James Otis. Mrs o. Z. hahu, Hoser
Ia Rua and Mr. and Mrs +. NJ. Whitehouse.
Ia RI ns" Hed star steamer Rhynland which arrived
bore Yesterday from Antwerp, carried Cnevanel
Charles de Waepenaert the Rev Mlchaei Hui"pe'
and ir James G.. Van Marter. ~, IA
The incoming steamer Havel, from bremen, no.
| on Ioard Or and Mrs. Auguste Rayogl, pr ha AM
Snbroeder Dr White. Or. Well, Johann Jenc, Ut.
LANES {; Davis Mrs. Peter Doelger and refer
Doelger. jr.
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chased appointments Of policemen or police cap
tairs2 A'ycs. absou;cF. c.,c,h9 Al
DO you kro" man nan'1 ''''''''
M" Proprietor Of the Sixth Avenue Hotel? A
Ever hear Of him? Ale is an absolute
S'da"f HII YOU eyer hear that Police Captain
Sterhcrson paid for bis appointment \; 20 ts9
O'-Ever hear thst Gr'fth was "a Tic"' VI ''''
q Where was stephenson sent when he was i'rs'
appointed? A.. don't lnc". ,.....,, ,h,,i 40
O-Ion't YOU remember Grihth calling on you you
and saying that he %ouId max" Gowntowm station?
A'1hat - an absolute lie c\nIa,n5r,, 10 heard
again | shall order the courtroom cleared inns
Is no' ya,r sonnaw testified about Solomon
Cohen Did you ever have any convcish,l"n WIN
your son-ir-law about Solomon C0neh, ~, CNhc,
ODD you ever know or hear OF solomon ohym
Al testified the other day that ! did not re'orct
him I sent to Headquarters ana thlnk MS name
IS nov Gn vow vow ever receive letter about Cohen
from your son-iE-!aw? A.-No
SOLOMON conENs "Pr'LL."
Mr. Gon then produced three letters. which he
rad one was written official Police Depart
mont paper 1t was an application py oo'o, ~"
| cohen 20 get on the police force. II was dated no
| ,..rrher II 1883 Cohen said he had been dflNihs
| - ,r,ck for G. W judd for several years. ana
| wanted to better his position. Another letter ""'
written on the Iettcr-hsad OF Gideon Granger fron
nee Merchant. No lI West-st. da'eu Uc'''.'
| 49,.
| sxtl,ln that II usually was year 70 year ~,
haY between Application ana APPOINTMENT I'" ii1
| r'. letter began Dear Father lie uf85d '
Mccave TO see that cohen was appointed oo, a. X
| ,,neeting he'd that day. He SAID Cohen stood 80
5 i, ~. 80. lei and mad percentage OF S3 Grans
sa'i Cohen's appointment would benefit MN tnfou I
s.,trmon t'ohcn's brother who was MS neau balsS
| man, He added that he had Enclosed ietter Wmet
| Ion desired him 10 get The letieT was s'S"''
| ..your iovng son-in-law. G.. Granger.
| Mr. M-tyave-Thats Ike MIN. ,.,. ,.o,
| The third letter was recoihHht'ipdtuuHH go
Eee Otis, a produce firm, dated October - i'S'
HIS PAPERS GONE SAYS MR. NIcoLL'
When Mr. Cor had finished reading the letters
| Mr. Nicoll demanded an opportunity to be heard
Mr. Nicoll-I asked Mr.. McCiave night before IDS
70 send me all the papers in his possession pe'r'h'
| IN This Investigation. These papers were aho"
| the ones he sent to me next day Yesterday ma
| Their, on this table In front Of me. some one
| don't know who. has taken them. want 10 h' M,
from Mr. Goff where he got those papers ', w.,
| an exclamation Is due from him TO me as Id"
w GoffHI WIN exercise the privilege OF my %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24

MISSES ON THE STAND
-,,.or Granger, Police Commissioner McClaves
son-in-law. who gave such sensational
tHD,, an Monday and then disappeared, was
tis"'.Ss ,,cad in court before the Lexow lnvesti-
IO' committee yesterday although strenu-
fsu"s sor,s were made 70 find him. The threats
Gus ucClave 10 prosecute him as a forger
M. Nicolrs ill-timed display in the court
BTU :, tho alleged proofs of Changers rascality
TOO" - have scared Granger into flight or
SEEM tror, which it is difficult to drag him
forth. tho u,itrass-stand all day.
MI Gov a short time when John II. Bird.
eA''p' or Rradstreets. told about Mr.. McClave's
c0' In certain years. Mr.. McClave has
''".. maintained throughout his examination
sOu", e worth about 100000. and that his
ua' hos not increased since he became
i"."'' commissioner about nine years ago, In
fO''' ,he facts. as set forth by him, that his
sp'' exclusive of his salary. has been be
inOO" ,sO 600 and $4,000 a year, and that he has
"e'" nt cent Of his salary. Mr.. McClaVe
hO' fo,,,ad a Police Commissioner in 1884
was ,o ~. rrodlced a copy Of a statement made
M' uoc,ave for Bradstreet's in 1889 in which
!" .,,r,ated his wealth at sl4622S 80
,,,,,,rv was continued into the various
Mr NcClave's deposit account, and MI.
s-x ostaa him to explain number OF entries
y. ,o,ca amounts which were nearly colhcluenI
~ tho appointment Of certain police captains
w. .,oCiave was unable TO give the sources
,,b,oh the money came or to furnish any
Nv" nn,ana,,on Of them. except that they arose IN
sf aorse If his business. He denied that the
s.~os,,s were in any way connected with the
Nsso,r,rent Of police captains. The indulgence
~ po,,ce Department toward offenders WITHIN
-. .orrs and the slothfulness of the Commas
.,.,ors in investigating charges OF corTupuo"
.mh,c,v made were touched upon. MI Con ue-
s,.rnd that only one policeman had been con-
.o,.d NJ oppression in the last twenty-five years
~ MoCrave while declaring his Willingness
thorough and complete investigation'
.on,,rusd 10 annoy counsel and the committee oy
aoagrg questions and refusing 20 make cate
49, answers He insisted on explaining ana
1,o,asting and denouncing and giving iniorhlA-
.,or that was not asked for and confusing 'he
1oa ~, 81 the inquiry and wasting much
valuable time.
NOW THE COUNSEL APPEARED.
c..,o =, Mr. Gonrs idiosyncrases aroused un-
.:..h,o Comment from the spectators. While
,ta sun,sc, Of his inquiries was proper one
81, manner occasionally put him in posluol
Of apparent discourtesy to others WHO w.
interested in the investigation ana ce''"'"''
tended to arouse sympathy for the witness ana
bis counsel
vr N,cops superabundant good nature was
occasionally in evidence He can play Do'h
tragedy and comedy excenently. lie Is equal ny
=. 80 ,rbar dealing with the sublime or WIN
the ridiculous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24

1890 Of 1898 IS? Al don't recall what the item
for.
Q.-Well such a deposit is recorded In this bank
book. 1t Is rather an odd sum- and should think
II would have impressed your memory You VIII
notice that is ore-thlrd Of $1,000 plus five cents
A-That is true. 1t is one-third Of $1,000
Q.-Don't you think II peculiar? A.-No. .
Q.-From what did you get that money?
Al don't know. have handled great deal OF
money-$70. coo O0J-n the last ten years and can
not remember the source of every 5000 Item.
Q.-Then you give no explanation OF where
you got that 1888 80? Al think part of II was
Q.-Here is another item Of 5000 on January H.
1892 What was that for? Al have the same
answer to that question Some Of those large de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
o0yGRlrULArING TIE TAX COMMISSIONERS

President Edward p. Barker and his associate
Tax commissioners, Messrs Whalen and Blumen-
thai we're flooded with congratulatory letters ana
messages and had numerous calls yesterday from
friends who had heap with pleasure that the Gov
o9nor had approved the BILL authorizing the increase
OF their salaries. Under the new act the Board OF
Estimate IL empowered to raise President BARKER y
salary from 5000 10 5000 year. and the salaries
OF the associate Commissioners from $1,000 70 S"VD
each Many OF Commissioner Barker's personal ac-
ouaintanccs made special appeals 10 the Governor
asking him TO sign the bill Among these were
commodore FHbrdge r. Gerry Chauncey NJ, Depew,
General Wager Swayne. Cornelius Vanderbilt, eX,
Judge Henry Hilton. Edward f.auerbach and DAVID
Nf1lsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
To STOp THE SAFE or MR. LIS1R'S PROPERTY

Aaron Kahn. Of 40. 80 Willlam-st. will apply
far an Injunction 10 prevent the sale OF some val
uabie property in this city, under partition be-
longing to the estate OF Francis w. Lasak. who
died I'm 1889 Mr. Lasak's will was contested by his
daughter Mrs John W. Schermcrhorn OF Brooklyn
tv,o years ago. and set aside by Judge Pratt,
she had previously agreed 10 accept the income
from $50 OiO and also - give her counsel one-tth
If mis- amount When the VIII set aside Mrs.
Schermernorn demanded one-ffth OF the estate but
the other members of the family would not agree
10 this and are now making an ef'ort 10 nave tho
property sold in partition. Mrs Schermerhorn re-
ceived little In Mr. Llsaks will on account OF her
refusal to remain with her father. preferrng to live
with her mother who mad secured divorce from
Afr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
SMALLPOX ~ BIG TENEMENT eSN'

Inspectors OF the Health Department a'seoS... ,
o nest OF smallpox yesteriay in the big tenement
&c M % Madlson-st. Four persons with the
disease we're removed from there Tuesday night 70
p,verslde Hospital on North Brother Island dhe
victims are Mary sheehan twenSyinVee ,sse:s child
ceorge Rice thirty-five years old; RICE o,,.u
Iomes one wear old and Sarah Kane hve y snts
old The house was disinfected ana all '"e 'e"""'"
Ellen McDonad. twenyone years , 9Gi smaiipox.
d. ~, rnia Iamoe an infant or SIX months, WSs
removed from No IS Ollver-st, suffering Win 'ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
,,ns ,,oss TO GET HER POLICY BA OK.

The case OF Mrs. Emma C. Boss .ne ~ ursS' -.
to. - newell G Bloss, against W. + Callph. OK
en-, vutuol Reserve Fund Life Association. was
settled in the Tombs Police Court yesterday j. ~
wsus the vce-president OF the company, said IN
hsbaU ~ President T.. Il. Harper anu the coinpSmy
M. ,hev would return 10 Mrs. Bloss the soW
policy ne OF her husband 6 en- po S1's snd s
i hu With interest were paid. II was agreed 70
dc this today at O'Clock and Justice Martin dis-
mis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
INVESTIGATING PETTY SMUGGLING.

The special Treasury agents In this city are IN
vestigating a number OF smuggling cases when
recently have come to light. and In which o'i'cers
Of steamships are said to be implicated For the
,os, t,vo months there has been considerable petty
smueg;lng princpa,ly of foreign made clothes, ana
in the last week English made garments maze oeeh
stance the struggled goods were found TO be brought
here in charge OF some person connected with the
uesseis A paclage OF clothes was seized on the
ArIzona on Monday. addressed 10 a wall Streei
man, and an Investigation u In progress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
IN .Dosy rHE paryE MoyUMEyr,

The members OF the Brooklyn Phiiosophicai 1851
citation have made arrangements to renovate ana
hsav,,,v the Paine monument at New-Rochelle on
Nav 30 Decoration Day special train wili ieav ave
tbs Grand Central station at 1880 p. M TheFe wiz
be elaborate exercises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
HELD For THE EXPENSE FUND COMING IN.

The Committee o, the Chamber OF Commerce ap-
,,,i,t.l =, raise tie necessary sum 20 d"fray the
.,.,.rs.s of the I.axow Inv stigaung Committee
already reports considerable progress although II
had not excited yesterday more than tweniy-ionr
hours The .et;ers are being sent ont "a rapidly AZ
possible and contributions by members are even
being received In advance Of the mailing or letters
r.. conn, rr,r, rnlllc-gpirltcd men who recognize
INC Importance OF the Investigation 70 the mInlcl-
palitv generally and who have Only learned OF tne
,royement through I've letter Issued In the AFTER
noon ncwspa pcrs Of Tuesday and the morning news-
Iap~rs Of yesterday lh're r. any appears d" e'"'i
ncss 20 contribute 70 the fund. -
Tho proposition made by the committee was ors-
res. kc for carried with H. not only an lnsplr-
ING can I, ac'lon. as off-scttng the unfriendly
conduct Of the Governor, but II gave assurance tha
,ce influence Of Tho chamber OF Commerce would be
exerted 70 secure an appropriation by another egls
lature f1r the return OF the money mus loaned
and expended wholly IN the interests Oh the people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
CHAIRMAN LEXOW.

posts might have been made in this way Sup-
on on my business account might have Drawn
5000 from my personal account nor pe2sSnni ac
count in a day or That would account for
Mr G5n'|I confess all that is beyond my under
standing. ,.....,,,,,,
Q"rhe recori Shows that YOU appointed Price
a captain on December .. 1892 Is that correct!
Aft the record shows II. It Is correct
NEAR TIE TIME PRICE WAS APPOINTED.
O-On your business account there Is a deposit
on November Il. 1892 month before Price was
appointed. OF N0.7IS TO- Can You account for that?
Aft You mean to imply that 1t came from any
such source as Captain Price. your mlof"d"'" -
absolutely and entirely false ,,,,
Can You account for it? A-No more man
o.HCan You give ~ explanation OF It? 40;
suppose it from business tranS1:'..9lM, a 80
some sort. My business amounted to aoou' N''""
IN your rer.2naI account on J rps Wal. S
pointed is the record Of deposit OF SS'"" can
you account for that? .A.-No ..,,, emma, ac.
Q-Tha, makes OYER $500 mat you c'ni''. az
count f1r2 Al cannot al. tho items. thnh
/ have accounted for them as well AA can f''S'"'
QYou (silncl taat y'n APP , mel dr- CaP'a ac
Strauss on D"comreT ~ !Hl; IN your er,rv 81
Sqi5 c. can you ex,l1in that 40. nave
0-Yo, have tcstiic4 that the hiehest check thu
you might draw for TIE Police Pension tHn 1i
from the Bank Of Nor,h America was ;''o Is that
trrce A~Yes Except I'm case man wa reA-
| stated All money left oycr at Tho cnf ~ inc ye,r
goes 20 The Police Pension Fund. Now. II man -
/ dismissed and % year or $50 later H." cuir'a I'm
state him hts back -llary COMES .it 81 IN" l"n'
I Pension Fund might draw a check ioI S'''l"i
| Thousand dollars IN TINT car". ,., ~,
Q-Why didn't you make thnt 'Np'i;'t'i"nn m F,
| other dnv? At didn't occur 20 M u D. a'S't ~
to say that any man could nrtrop'io'" moro ~"
! the Police Pension rrud 2" Dr.. o' ..TNn,I -
/ | could not draw 81 for myself. II ;hore Is any
! clecl Get you require % promise 90 ti'c DO '"
! you. ,-,..,,,,c nj,
| this: check drawn on January o. 80 M
| The vi,ness-What was the amount There
| might have been several hundred checks Drawn on
Mr Corr don't think there was moro than half
T r'Ir' ,gitrc.s- Wen III produce all 'he checks
| Vr COZ AM I.raac lsiug tho stub book.
| NJ Nicola sent tie secretary t. g"i the checks
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