New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05

,bo statements in the newspapers he spoke of the
arh,rar, and despotic power Of the society. There
| ,s nothing despotic about It at all We simply look
after poor children who have 10 one to look all,r
| them. and there was no one more vigorous III avn
| ing us than was the learned counsel when h" was
an assistant District-Atjorney. | must express NY
rurprisc that he should say there was no right oil
| appeal"
The Chairman the expenses for poor per-
So Mr ' Cierry"Thc procedure is simple that the
question Of expense IS absolutely trih.hs. ,,
Senator OConnor-The woman was "ro"R''"S
Mr. Cierry-But We did not know that
MIR. GOFTs NAUTICAL RErOKT.
| Nov" said Mr. Con. whose face WAS flushed
and who looked decidedly angry while Mr. Gerry
| had been speaking. "the learned Commodore ''i"c
| sau his committee and its counsel because an
| imaginary pun Of wind crossed ms hQWsptt 80 -,
has not been made fully aware of the shoals ana
rocks surrounding TINS matt Jnes s,ggest
| TO nv friend the Commodore that when be comes
into TINS nj nS inda h vii take the prccauon
providing himself with a plot VINO WI" su'r c IN
safely through the aforesaid shoals ana ro'NS'
"Iic sad attacked The society. ! said simply
III ,hc ahso,lte pov.cr which the law gives 20
the society Of which h. Is thc heal n@sf2te nc"n
ana not responsible t. ihcm. and rs oc9r' are mot
l
GU: iho,c powers which IT exercises IN go pA'F'rcha'
I ana socallstc a manner
Mr. Gerry daughins)-I suppose the assault upon
the society made Nh Con believe that II wouil
lesson mine and increas' his chances FOR the Mayor
atty nomns ton. d.auSht.rJ ~
Air (ion-lf / am candidate. Commod93't. y"n
he'd better look out Tor your craft uene"ed
Thc taking oi Mrs Browns TESTIMONY was t2l.h
renewed. Snc said She had decent Rla,. ~ 10
2' G. nst aGme r yfagf ,a 'E@ a' POLICEMAN Mc
cord h,r hous' was broken up ana Mn' "i' r I,r,
her 4 policeman named sullivan asked money
from h,r. too. and other mon mnlr si'n.ldt ~
H.rry society tried also to get 81 from her Dc
cnrlng e she dil not pay II mr. children WOMB D.
a ara!a Of ny Nj, t saa ss; t.r o' c s lo3
and Cohen' ,h"' .',r,tSru,ii, annoying me-"
Mrs browns daughter Lizzie corrohorai'd h'r
isaac Potichek who does galvanized s2c@i lron-
work and lives at No y. Me keI -aN'.' i,Io'Ni' -,
MAJ es H. was doing Job Cputting up an avn
insl for man NAMED taylor %. Mercer ''" ="
"h- ward ioll me- sa'd hg ~ was s,s S o2-
structng tn sidewalk. ana 49, my hrotn., was e. a.
ravor Tail &, to thr ward man AMI stopp"d II "uL
;hs' The jol va at M cerner OF Sp,lns 1H1
WASHINGTON SITS whcr- my brother Tas "ir'S''
WARD Man ROBINSON FIXED
A. the afternoon session tha first witness called
was James Taylor. an non merchant 40 Sos -
49,, ~ Nr..r-st H.. corronorot,d the story OF
poltlcr. who had told IN TIL forenoon about pay
Ing Ward Man Robinson for ~" lrivil 70 "i i"'
ting 10, au awning. Taylor went around i' '"' ,"
lice station 90 Prnca-si and asked 10 S." the ."t
Vas ON Taylor th,u ,>.lareI tn object %, his
'.'. m, y..,r. ,.ld I.f, fo .. ~ Htrl man.
t.,'. %, ,,,,, ,r, or.,r Al ,hc door could IN him
VII .r- De- Mait man ''.,' v~5 Man Robinson
sli' "'' ID" ra,lor thaf RI. contractor would
have go pay so go Doe allow, =" ,oN'alu. ~. -.
t'y!9I mon, r. ' I'd on a. thc sum 20 he
iI1, ~, , sit,.es..s da,, stor. No- 20 ana -i
M,r.,.--t tuer that 'h'rr VAS 10 mo-, 'I,t
his vors ~ putting up IN aTn,ne ,,.,, .,,,,.
Paul r,le, th. ianitor az Lyfl, ha'! %, +'N'i-
e. 9nd f@,'{ - g, h,m ~ adm, ha,ns some
hnoni.ie. of hrlh.s which Mr. Mo- ,n'l 10
think had IN I"..' ....-s a. IA. l,I o.
,;l" .di o., H. Nretdruth Precinct for pfo'ec-
iion Nothing nhat'Y.f "'e ni"lth. ".' -.
tn, WITH .,,.t,r about aiy cis5rs any bosr~ OF
iHtrn- o,foinine ron S. or anything else having
been gwen Z" W. -
AZ ENVELOPE F'R car Nh ',''''''
William j. NlToh' '"S'' D." 49, l..,.,,
o. hn''"s H.. .,,,,r,,',n.s, police station Tho
Hril}' Ut w. ,,. tyti.o, JtI ia, kuov,
letter was from ST. i'"'r-. ""F"n asa '.' "",
.,r,, /, contained 30 asked for th- captain. ana
VIZ g., LIN, a.,.or.d vho s4iI D., was thu
man III ,ut l,"' na",.l the i,.t-r 10 him Reilly
.ooked At IN aaGHr =, raf.I To- iakr H. gayins
70 hama J., n"JH .,rrrt'i 10 lave IT, wilson wut
hr h"D .I D,'i I.r DE- l~,,,r
t,f.tf al 81
Mr Mos VI ,,, S,f,l ,.J nm h. called r. j
rom W llsoH' "l.' 'i' g.. 'nm,rieilnr.r. and
RObus. This witness E'I' W.. "'. IL ,., ,i
tn audience ia i"'i Nus 49,. 49,, Sr ' ,,,'l,-
Chairman l.'N"" ,""H ''' ~ iii f,r .l.r.u
Mr. kohus shlh NJ l"N w. va, e. nc aoo Tb,u
or twelve Fr'rS' "p 10 a., g, .,.,r.i,el-
L. ""ut up 10 ~" ,r-,,d ,i"bmond Han il.
FIX .,llth - pc.-e. ~ nrst Finally h went
down To- the Excs, Department and saw SOM on
he could not remember whom ana u, som" ~.
told him 20 see % certain inspector. 10 ~" '''
fusurctOr and matters ~rf" dii.Ns'l iihi' >.
~. iysrccfor ~ he would nave 20 pay fNI
Tor an old ncefs4 because no new hc'ns,r were
heinr granted Hr paid the Inspector tn" 81" and
shorty .fierWarl h. got hle hcrHs' iII "ih'h NJ
nod 800 rors tn regular price. IL dti not
know ANYTHING about the OLD license. lie had
never seen II heard in whose name II stood.