The evening world., 1894-05-21

same Dnnk. me tOllCt bDiTu NtNplllNn
are kept in the Importers and Traders
and Garfield National banks. MIR. Nc
CInve Is also Treasurer OF the Board ~.
you ever speculate in Wall
mot nav. I did buy n few shares
around In 1864 or 1865. 1 believe. and l
have purchased some shares for in.
ves.ment since then.
Some National Lead. preferred; 100
shares. I think. That was in 1880. My
OF Broadway"
Mr.. McCiave said that in payment he
drew his check for the amount. about
the Bowery Bank, and deposited a
check from his personal account. =,
He explained that when he entered
R . sss lI b.r be +, 1,a wSicS a be Ssnosi SSGG .e9t
erything he made outside Of his business.
Into his account went his salary as
Commissioner. and whatever he made in
other private transactions
win you swear tina. the check drawn
for the payment OF that stock was not
drawn n the Pension Fund account ?"
This angered the witness, and he de;
clared in a loud voice that he protested
against such insulting questions.
SAYS IT is A LIE.
whoever told you anything like
that, Mr.; Goff,M he shoutSd; hi, "t1 an alb
In spite OF the efforts of Chairman
Lexow to quiet him. MIR. McClGve re-
peated this assertion three times, Mr..
Eicoll also mad. 2 protest. md the
to ask such questions at present.
MT. Sot Wenl on 10 nsh IN m,.n's,
~ ne was suoJec. 10 SUBJ .nuIia,II'S o'
sMe nrIeys IN re me ff thst ,b bSppu; wa ma ne Mr,
m prev8catl1n there re- ,v,,ros. so,or,,
na mi; S Sonk han WS,ob 'n he w,r drnsioe seVS and
said ma MS BUSINESS account contained
RECORD OF an ms nonsehoId expenses;
~ M Witch ba Ma cod on his bouee
ii a.! 2u snsfn ne placed 0" MS mouse
Mni you hnn me entry OF the check
Fl %as esecki sr fS5 .gs'oC for Which dssoi yGp Pa' Soa ,P
house?" -.
NJ never PAID any such amount SAID
M" Mr.. N N,coli made another nro,ss, At this
POM. and claimed that 1t was not com
petent 10 INQUIRE lnto the private analrs
CI Ine Witness without some preiim-
= sruuhuwork 10 ,ustiIH H. ,.
Ian you connect this With, anythlng
rater on MT. GoHF asked senator
THE CHARGE or nprprpy
Mr. gen Gelne'e Ear, ana 'h,mK we can, rep1ea
and give Mr. McC,,w a mi Tay W., r rning tbaati
we exnec Tr 10 "e shnw t lu,t WhTn witn nnss
banked he proceeds of briberv and .ors
%r,,ption IN his .bo nj '''S anu ~"
Tbis created q SENSATION IN tbe cour,-
roan NJ sensatnun ~ me court
TIE cha arr; me|'a'e started IN 10 uehy
.I, is fs,sor, n. oxo,,,nad ,r, c,o,r
u.n ar NE Sc,hS,n'eu' pu' 'na'r-
sa,ater H,c s,oppru nm ma, ,no,,ro5 =,
1rst 70 snstajn NJ WI Mio mis nhtao,In NJ
SAID I nov that he was in favor Of oyer,
70 on. XIV " "" 81 ""o"'" ~
omDid you eyer receive a check from
81 Sever S1iI"' oi % rarh row
"Did ynu WON, hi,,,,
81 have heard ~ him
.Did wou ne evsr o. ann noL1n, Er.a T coor
Of WWhifeban NJ SWppoo,nn The FREQ pn,i i. fooR,
~ tha ran,, W. la 1U,oice iorce
ssNever r. would have hoo, ,,a,o
Non az fhe law 10 b,ve anno,nto5 nn"
resident" ""'' "ppo'''eu " "o"-
xviii Won swear that Won d,d NOT r.-
ce,ve a ccbecir frnm ~ W I IN riut ,ee7
for. $3.50. drawn on the MAIN n R, ,Ssr
bank 81 N'""" y" ZIG No''" i''Ver
1T have M reco,,ect,on ott"
Mr.. Meciave said ne tbo,ght ho ,o,,,,
explain he matterr and wnSt on ne 70 oo% tnii
n res yTuns man named GRANGER, who
Samphtar IN Docom ~, Zee lharrieu MS
Uaush'er Ill december 1891
DENoUNCE HIS EX-soN-IN.LAw
"Granper was n rascal" said ,,o
Commissioner "and u torrd %bin m o ~
Sefore he haa bean n memhor mn" u uu,
family four weeks. NV lighter w Jay
obliged to bring divorce proceedings.
why, this man gave me n note for
200 purporting to be signed by Mr..
Judd. which I have still. l never sued
on II. for ] believed II to be n forgery. II
he has given you this information,
warn you that he is entirely unreliable
and is not to be believed"
II am very sorry to have called on
this story of domestic unhappiness.'
said Mr.. Gof, b u | deny that any.
thing of this was told me by his man
Granger.
Mr.. McClave went on to say that he
had no doubt the story of this alleged
check from Judd came from that source
He said he had spent several years try,
ing to reform Granger after he had be.
come a member of his family, but now
he believed him beyond hope.
Mr.. Con asked Mr.. McClave II August
Dux, an Eighth avenue butcher. had no
sent him a sheen. "insinuating that II was
to pay for getting a man or the police
force. The question called forth an in,
dignant denial from the Commissioner.
After recess Commissioner McClav'
continued his testimony. He said tina
the numerical order was always carried
out in the check books of the Polio,
Pension Fund.
Mr. Gof produced an old stub hool
on the Bank of North America. in which
the last sixteen checks had not beer
used. although they had been torn of
He wanted to know what had become o
them. They were numbered %. 4S5 t
$500 inclusive.
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