The sun., 1894-12-27

n / H-D1FecNtN OF tndiEENhiN A-An 10 Nays
/ mote that brand Sr Of whisker 10 your behalf
!; o.-Eot 70 eeorFc Norton' A,-To no one
4 Q.-You know Nortoni Al know him.
o.-As q thief and buncO stsereri Aid
Q 'o.nHs is q perfectly decent and proper man
6e does c no, % 60 to church very very often. I ino, nov
him as a son OF man who kept saloon on tn
, o.-who kept a half dozen disorderly house
when you were in command Of the Fourth pre-
ons saloon George Norton rs gave me informs
ton about river thieves; on Which I srreste,
oHThen he was a stool pigeon A.ISo, sir
sstool pigeon is paid. He helped me for friend
Q.-You knew his father kept number Of die
Oven. Jon didn'twant to knowi Allow
o.-Wili, you swear he did noti Al vii
o.Iwbst relations we're there between you
and George Norton which caused him TO give
you 20 much valuableinformation A.-Eothins
special He gave the same Information to Muir
,o1Did you ever make him valuable returns
nSnbst q sI%ss The SD xOii ord Y .pseisf and
dictates. Al answer as TO facts.
Q..Hsve you seen Norton recently3 Al
think have.
soHErBISG THE INSPECTOR NEVER HEARD OF.
Q....within the last year or two have you per-
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for any member Of your. family. had an interest
o...Hsve You ever heard thsta Holiywood ooe
| wbiskey sign displayed by a saloon was q sure
that.
| Q. dronically).-You are an Inspector Of Police
and never heard Of that2 A. daughing)-I never
| o.-It has been 80 sworn before this commit
tee, A. uronicsllyD-Oh, don't doubt that, Mr..
| o.-In the face Of the memorial to that effect
merchants, and in face OF the sworn testimony
before this committee, do you say thnt Is false1
9bo e yoa know sS @ fiess9 I 'GHeeyRsS %@wso. res
IL ram am not answering questions Dc you
Q.-Yes he has. Do you know MIN Al
Q...And that Is FlIess of the Hollywood wbis-
.o...And he ls a good fellow. Mr.. Inspector
Al am eiaa to hear y1u say that, Mr. Con.
..o:"i will say it of any one who deserve. IT.
auentiy member Of the Grand and jurys r ~ x.~Thst
is aboyc my reach. Mr.. Goff
2..Never mind your reach. Had your A.
9.-Hsye you met hImr Aye. /
reportf A.-Yes, and he said he knew IL was
QIoh, he be- came to you and told you IL was not
but the Superintendent of Police did.
down 10, Of liquor deaer. and bUlidosed ea0 them
into making afidavits. and those same LIQUOR |
traryP Afs pretty Door s'oeS t,t 70 ui ihe
both ways. 'O' '''N '''"'
EIGHTEES TIMES ON TRIAL BEFORE THE CON-
MIssIoSERs
Q.-But don't you think that as high police
Charges e
WITH ;t,In 80 many things Mr.. Con. that am tired
Q.-Charged with accusation and proof1 A.
two time. th9idins Ip two fingers, which Uncle
charged twices k."TRsts all admit. o'
trial before the Police Commissieners, sirf A.
with mock humility)-E Eighteen times. Mr..
charged with so many violations Of the law OF
had ONE fellow ap ber. who 70
been charged twenty-one times.
laws of the land n A.-oh, don't know how
many times have been charged with violation
Isi mdds
Ave cali that = stand.oG. HI. III.
Mr. Con jumped this subject and returned to
sumed kindly and pstronizins - air S toward I his h
REAL ESTATE AGAIN.
nrst did You buy New York real estateS Am {
October. 1875, I bought the house 100 East
Tenth street where live and have lived going !
2IAnd that you conveyed to your wife, A.
o:IAnd ns1tl A.-Eight or nine years ago. or
where Was and a vii ts yoa ShsD a
vas in Fairfield county, Conn.
9Wssn9 9Gs next trsss' in Ssw YoTTsf YETsi Although,
he place !os R East ib Sixteenth street held 1t for
fci i snG and 'S& sod sdssnoe
Q.-The record says you paid $l2. .700p A.
'afd for II, but l don't know anything about the n
.nd desuSht another s Cos Cob place for
2IAny, more In New York; A.-No and a
Q.-Does any one hold for you any other real > >
'nly what my wife holds; our house. IN
Iife here or elsewhere. directly or Indirectly ., %
In trust any interest or leasehod in any prop. u
iotel down here foot Of whitehsll .trsea1 ea Sut n
owner mention il here. % as some on e % one siss sss
aid that before the committee. -
VOLUNTEERS TO DENY THE PERKINS CHARGE b
Mr. Gotf-That Is right, Mr.. Inspector; I am d
rlling that you should do SO, and II there be Al
.smony here which You would ike so explsin p m
shall be glad 70 have you call t 10 my attention. &C
ins testimony said hero thar kS ns Sad pssd psI
ie $500 TO certify TO some bills against the la
a
ure and simple. was in charge OF that depart N
lent for eighteen months, and went out In issl hi
he scows Perkins and Howells owned were ID
ired before took charge, and they were dis nc
aarged from service on June 3, 1850. have II
ere the vouchers, bills and checks which will 70
ioT Sou. and they prove that only endorsed
ne bill for Howells and Perkins and that was
% cents.
Mr.. Con took the documents which Inspector
tlliams produced, and examined them with pl
ie aid or his associate counsel at great length wi
2 discovered them TO be as the witness had an
I'D they were. all endorsed by other heads OF In
ie streed Cissnine Department. except the one m
SLIdSsn S2nId an you give any reason why Mr.. Perkins
lainst you Al cannot = AZ
swear that he did llei Al swear bl
Q.-And the memoriallsts 20 the Legislature =
no swore that you were interested In Holly aw
ood whtskey, reputable men, they lied toe | bo
Pposel A.IThey lied-unwittingiy, perhaps. ag
An PeIkins He'd 1nwittinglyf A.-No; tei
Q;-Yon are the victim OF circumstances A. IA
er saw him. lei