The sun., 1894-12-27
It's His Fifth Committee and
He Isn't Flurried.
EX- WARD MAN SHALVEY TELLSTlLEs
Four Captains In Turn Had Him
as Collector.

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Inspectors Real Estate Trsas.etio-s.
The closing week of the public sessions of the
Lsxow committee began yesterday with the sx-
animation Of two important Witnesses ex-wsrd
Man Edward Shalvey and Inspector Alexander
s. williama shalvey 10 the ward man whose
name has been mentioned by more than two
score Of tho witnesses from the east aide, who
testified 10 having paid police tribute through
him. He went on the stand yesterday and sd-
mitted that all Of the testimony charging him
with the collection of police tribute was true.
and he In turn charged four Captains under
whom he had served as ward man with having
accepted from him . total Of moro than e2s, 900.
less his 20 per cent commission. The Captains
he thus implicated and the amounts II was COM
puted he had paid TO them werei Webb retired),
$4,000; Doherty, Se,s00; Eakins, 5000. and
Schultz, $4,000. This money he said, was col
lected from disorderly houses, policy shops,
saloons, pool rooms dancing halls, push-cart
peddlers. and merchants. in the last case for
street obstruction.
Shalveys examination took up most of the
morning hours. Inspector williams was not
called until nearly half past O'Clock, and his
examination lasted only . little moro than an
hour, when II was adjourned until this morning.
The examination of the Inspector was rather
scattering. like skirmish line fro instead of
concentrated artillery fire, which most people
seemed to expect It would bc. Shalvey In tho
morning was pale, srbducd. broken almost.
williams In the afternoon was rosy, alert and
defiant. He denied everything implied against
him by Mr.. Gofr's questions. and only once or
twice, when Mr.. Gof hastened his gait some
what and sent his questions In rapidly, did the
Inspector appear to bo even more than
mildly interested in the proceedings. He
was dressed In handsome new full
uniform. the nve service stripes on his
coat sleeves shining like Furnished gold
and the sunburst Inspectors shield Of solid COLA
ON his breast appearing Ike . royal order, Nr.
uon reached only one specinc chargs In his az
animation, the old familiar Hollywood whhkey
charge. unaided. The Inspector seemed 10 re-
sent the fact that the examination was dragging
20. and himself interjected into the proceedings
the charge made BY Contractor Perkins that he
had paid Inspector Williams $500 for auditing
some bills against the Street Cleaning Depart
ment, and this resulted. by the inspectors own
actions, not BY Mr.. Gon's, In bringing up the
Schmittbergsr charges At an unusually early
hour. 4;30. Mr.. Con asked for an adJournmsnt
until to-day. He did not seem TO be satisfied
with the way the examination was going. and
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