New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14

said that Mr. Nicon. when assistant district
attorney. had promised - help him hut had not
done go.
Senator TcNow askcl Werner about his statement
that T. the common unIcrstnndlns inni dls-
orderly houses paid money the police. Mr Ni'oll
Jumped up ami -saii 1t wa a disgrace TO the com
nuui;y o. have a convicted p.riurer testify 20 The
common UNDERMINING on this subject
Il don't suppose" sail Mr.. jerome dr'iy. that
Mr. Nicoil VIII deny tina; rAis is the common under
standing" Mr. N.coll didn't say nawihins
DR.. wINTERBrRN's REVELATIONS
Or George " Wlnicrhurn next took The stand Tie
said that he lived at 80. 81 West Twenty nr-t-st.
In 1891. on July OF that year he was sitting in
his bow window looking ont upon the street about
6 p m. when he a patrolnan walking down
Ninth-ave. swinging MS CUB 80,
Odd he attract special attention 20 himself
Ayes lie stopped "a front of q saloon ana
talked with the proprietor for about hall al honi
Then the propr1rtor ana 10" ,.,, nnI,.
Knew II wa the same one by th- stripes HIS
sleeve saw him close his left hanl Oh something.
lie walked along until be got In front oi n} mouse
when he openei ms hand. ana 81" that u con
pocket. lie went 70 saloon a, Eish,th-nvr ana
Ills actions aroused my suspicion. 80 put ON nv
coat and went to the saloon found "a" ppi'".
man there drinking IN 'front.' 81 me DAT maj ma,
note Of his number. 1872 AMI went :" thr station
house IN Twentieth st. | went 70 IN" s'rs'aht a.
the desk do not know his name b" was a mann
some man. | think they call him IN" Handsome
sergeant. That was about ~ = III. ashs' ,,S
that precinct He said why and fnmbird for
three or four minutes at his books Finally ne
told me there no such man there VOL. !
said There is "a with shield bearing mat
in th precnct liz IS now. or he was three minutes
ago. IA the saloon on me northwest corner ''
Q-What was your manner OF making ihr m
qulry' Al was mild didn., WIN 10 Htlta ir'.
was some trouble AZ my first inquiry. ne chI',I 10
man in the back part Of the room. ''' 'f'"b
that man In
THE THREATS or THE POIICEMAN.
7 said I wanted 10 make a complaint and have it
reduced to writing. l told the whole story to the
sergeant and handed him my card saying that l
was willing TO sppear against the officer when !
was wanted. I then went ont upon my calls. When
returned TO my house. after 10 > m. f2nnd the
policeman. 40 1862. waiting Tor m" II" ash "i
me II had made complaint against MN san
| had made a complaint against a man OF ms APP
pearance bearing his number re t"id me wa
mistaken In the number. tpd hin mere "is ~
mistake AZ | had stood within three feet 81 MN
ana made memorandnm Of me nninprri h, ~"
clustered considerably and end"aEor"d 70 iish'"h
me out Of thinking had taken the right nnnb-,r.
lie was a large man. with stick. and considerably
under The influence OF liquor ana W." a., h,I
made mistake D., ,,
lie then began to plead. He said he ala go mo
the saloon. but that he didn't tax" III" money ne
had lost a child 30 h. went IN to drown his aor-
in drink said 1t was not an i honor to ms
ae o liz ,ni,h, have taken the money in some
il I became more sufplcous OF him than before.
me viii YOU / told him that had made com
plant. and that would appear ma sup T -,
threaten me. ami sad 4 appeare;a against c him
he would do me up You can only g., me n I,s
two or three days pay. ANYWAY. he sara; JUST JUST
OF with him
CHARGES ALLOWED To DROP.
O-Have you ever been called upon to prove your
charge A-No The charge remains 50 far as |
know was told afterwarl that No. Log VAS the
regular patrolnan Of the beat there.
O-Had YOU any trouble about membranes in
front Of your house? Ayes 4 new building wa
being erected across the street. OF course. thAt
necessarily makes Hitter But distractions ana 1T
ter were Ief on my sdeTa fST %GTSs al to the
captain. | saw the captain, who receivei me cour-
see The builder W. met the builder in front OF the
new building and D2heriy addressed hm % IN nd a
heriy and the went into the building together.
They came out in five or SIX minutes apparently
the hes; OF friends They shook hands IN" en-
Q~How abou, stands kept by Italians? Al
had "A conversation with an Italian frult dealrr
abou; protection money lie bad stand al I vent,
rs ana EThn o1y1o wh eEe% r}rF oSy to the
stoop line, but the Italian added about six incaes
Sidewalk The fru-deaer's friends used to s't
about the stand. and | have seen iahieS go INTO
Mr. Nco objected 10 the admlttance OF the con
versation between the Italian and pr. Winteionrn
out DR. Winterburn. however. was permitted 10
give "A conversation between himself ana young
policeman the beat.
\ POLICEMAN HIMSELF INTIMIDATED
The Witness was drawn to this young fellow on
account OF his unusually good appearance. asked
him referring TO the stands How can you allow
such nuisances?" "Oh" said he. 81 can't hep IL.
We soon learn not to them. II reported such
things | would be bounced
ME- Nlcol-Are you Q member Of the Harlem