New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02

| three years pay II. . -
ment to Mrs. Foss mean? AcThat means mean Mrs Mrs:
Smith She called herself Mrs Smith Wheh was
| housekeeper for her. but she was married. .
QThen there is an item about payment pawn sto 10
Mrs Noss. What does that mean A-Inat Heals
Mrs Smith. She was married to man ma named
| Voss and at first did not understand the name,
She was Known moy as Mrs Smith in the house Her
business name was Mrs. Faust; that was the name
q hers il your account u a hook xh 9n
was the 800 paid for? Al don't know 1oq , tax
my memory too much guess it was to William
Q~Was the money paid in cash? Al don't
Q~where eva was Wards place, Abe , had a
place in Market-st where he sold bottled beer; oh
Q.-How much did hts bills amount TO- As r'"'"
senator Lexow~Don't you think that the 500
t fpe PSct t9eTs W1d on TO think so
Mr. Gonw there ward man named NED M bsgors
Senator Iexow-Was there ward man haineu
| Smith? Al couldn't say.
wv NJ" GOT 500 IN ALL
Mr. GoN-Doesn't wv NJ" stand for ward man?
Al don't know. 1t is not in my writing IL
might stand for ward man. All know Is that
paid $500 in all. -
! O-Here is another entry on July 7. OF $40 TO w
NJ" again Did you give the ward man $40 at .nal
time? Al don't know. paid 500 in all In three
'G QYou were friendly with the officers on your
'eS' nd Won ever give money TO any OF those po-
iGemgp A yoL TT now So sofsi"e would give
something to a policeman when i had 10 nave
drK Her ,'d is an entry &C and tickets ss5 What
| was that? Al don't know.
"FAvoRs" FOR THE CAPTAIN ALSO
o-wasnt that $50 for the ward man TO give to
the captain and $l5 for three tickets LOT p0'''0"
| excursion? A.-Perhaps
Senator Iexow-Was that 800 on the book OUT
side OF the $500 You you paid? Al tnihA no'.
| didn't write those figures, and don't Kno" "'d'
Mr. G Cor Here is another entry: october g. s5c9
ami on the following Apr,iI 25 $780, 0o'n Tor -
" ooWhat was the money paid out for? A.-The
same 500 was put down twice -,,..s ..o,,r hook.
keeper to make several entries OF one EXPENSE
'@,n co,'ld Won afford 10 be cheated and to lose
70 Cow Won said at first that these accounts were
.GGa,,,S,S 4 Il think the G stood for carpets was
buying furniture about that time. ,.,, o,r,e,s and
Q-What aid you buy? Al bought carpets anu
'n 1 Wbat auction? A-severa auctions. axed
Senator n9" Ip YOU know that yoY dons
tell the truth you commit perjury - -. .,,r
course. l bought three carpets ana So''e '''
nitur ,i,v ur Gor,-why didn't you put down F.
for furniture? A.-Because put down ioi car
pots ,n,. tho co-,.,.? Al
lion, one from a man named Dunn. at Great
Jones-st near the Bowery. PAID MN S"'
"Sye W iS what else ga you buy Al bought
a folIine bed at Eshth-st. and University Place
OF "V Wbat eies9 A-Portieres AT Bowen's. They
were SIC There different bills for lace cur
'a senao tor Lexow-Mr Gon don't think You need
Nj GoG-I think I shall be able TO show that
this witness is-er--mstaken
NOT MISTAKEN. BIT LYING.
Senator oconnor-I don't think she's mistaken
think she's lying.
Mr. Gon-Diln' you pay Captain Devery some
thing before he left the precinct? A.-No didn l.
a. DDin', YOU tell your callers that you paii
money 70 be allowed to 20 on with your business Z
a. Wben Won were trying to sell out didn't YOU
urn over your book show how much business
You had done? A-.Maybe ..... ,.o~. ,o,rs =
| nns business and showed them the record OF ne
money you took in and paid out Al DO"
N'Q,S~Diln, they ask they would have to pay h as
5 no'h 6e i2r b S2ne IN NcwSrks ATYes
'o.-And you showed them what you had been
paying IN ,og hem that stood for police cap
tain? Al thought the money was ior pohUea'
org Rint the stand FOR cap,ain7 ATh s sec
oni didn't That stood for carpets. Inc hrs'
''Nyr Nlcoll conducted shor, and gngerly cross
examination. Among the questions ne asked were
"a when d you es9 to keep the h0asS a9 }Sss
ami k yq% P' aS, .sn, have
h..n Ont Of business twice. l went out last Au-
So Dil YOU ever pay any money to a police cap
-Dl YOU ever pay any money to ward Nm man
Undrr33iooi 8, was for the organization. . .,
Do You know the name OF any PS s enea 10
" Vn oniy know they belonged 70 the station
house and that they took the money Tor the orsd"'-
Mr. i-' con had fow more questions to ask ,-o,.
do you remember 1ayms ~ wour har t1r,,
gray" when he asked YOU I you h'd 10 pay '"u'"
for polio protection? AN HS him that the rat. FOR
captain Wa 500 besides s25 month 70 me 2ticer
him whcn first bought the house that the captain
..nt me word that ~ houses could be oprhe1 u,
that street. and that must smut up Il cost NE -"
In an 10 keep open.
CAPTAIN CROSS RAISED THE ANTE.
Q-And do you remember saying: Why when
C,ptain Cross came here he raised ;he ante TO 500
Win so a month besides? Al heard 50.
Q-From whom? A-Peope uptown. Keepers OF
| houses uptown told ma" +o
o AMI diIn't you tell him that Captain Devery
KEEP, the rate up to 500 and So a month? A-Yes.
Mr. CON read these points from a Vpewrit'eni
b. man from newark" who was one OF his agents.
Q-You have been suopoenaed, Ayes.
| - didn't Won tell the man from Newark ihat II
they should try send you up that YOU would halo
t2ey had got my money ana had htted up my
house. FOR them to interfere with me; .
down on the houses but that the houses were down
on those who bled them? A-ies ,-, mon. D., -.
Parkhurs, his wife gave her tea and toast; which
WAS good Tor an empty StOndcHf A 1'@'
| / aid Tea and toast. that all II WASH
enough when a body has been without food Tor TWO
days ,,, IT,
That shows you have good memory does 1t not'
A-Yes .
| Q-Anl You said. If they pressed YOU you would
tell what great robbers the police We're? Al
think 80. | never paid any money 10 the police.
| Q.-But you have TO ward mem Al thought IL
was going the organization
| o. ward man called on you the day after You
Opened your "n saG We what cam Do for YOU
and he said: Come on now; you know d wen
what I'm after" Then YOU told him you had no
money Isn't that all right? Al guess 80.
Q-And ne said he'd give you until next Tuesday
To get IT, Did he call the next Tuesday? A.-NO.
because he removed uptown
| Do you know the name Of the policeman TO
whom YOU gave the 500 in connection with the silk
dress affair? A.-No.
Q.-Wasn't his name Giennon? At might be.