The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-18

street: from Mrs, Charles Pickett.
 Mrs. William Arnold. ll2 pikwell ave-
 nue. Mir. James W. Schubert. S0t Greenwich avenue; Samuel samuels, 9
 Elm street 0Harmonie club; John Meg Ter. it George street. Mrs, Baker, 2S
 Wilson street. but there was a com
 plaint from 2l Wilson street: Mary
 Reynolds. a Putnam street: (wltness had a postal card on record from Sloane. the real estate dealer. concern ing this number): Mrs. Thompson. 4S field street: uhere were several calls from 70 Redheld street. Mrs. F, O. Mansfield. s22 George street: AS Putnam street; D. M. Mitchell. 2ls Greenwich avenue; 125 and l27 Portsea street: John II. Martin. 326 George street: John K. Johnson. 373. 375 and 377 Orchard street; t0 whalley avenue: 80 Broadway: H George street: 3i6 Crown street: 96 Ward street; W. s. Patterson, 96 Grown street. but there was n complaint from 94 Crown. (Thesc were the addresses given by Swayne's witnesses)
 Attorney Ely-Now. on May % you made q report which was read to the board of health. didn't you?
 Clerk Bailey-I did.
 Attorney Ely-How Is that report made up?
 Clerk Bailey-From the memoranda on the garbage spindle.
 Attorney Ely-You never put In your report any complaints not on the spin dle?
 Clerk Bailey-No, sir.
 Attorney Ely-What do you say to Swayne's testimony that he never saw that list of complaints?
 Clerk Bailey-On the morning of the 23rd of May l saw Mir. Swayne look ing over the spindle and comparing them with a list of streets and numbers that he had in his pocket.
 Witness testified that he first heard of these charges on the afternoon of June 12. He also said that on the morn- Ing of June !, Swayne told witness that he had a man. who was coming n? from Bridgeport to whom he owed $25 for a secondhand harness. and asked witness to see If he could not settle the account for sl5 and handed the witness a check for SIC and s5 In money. Swayne also told witnes that the creditor was an ignorant man and abusive. Witness took the money, placed 1t In an envelope, marked 1t properly and placed 1t in the box where he kept money. He did not take 1t out for some time after until the time 1.,I, ha Int Sxv.,, about it.
 Witness said that he did not remem- Der Inspector Mix handing him a com plaint from 521 State street while MT. Swayne sat there. Neither did he tear up any such complaint. Witness ad- mitted that he had made the remark to Inspector Jackson that Swayne must be pretty hard pressed, as he had given witness $15 to staye off creditor who was coming up from Bridgeport to at- tach his pay. Witness testified concern ing a conversation with W. L. Clark, a reporter for the New Haven Evening Register, held after the charges were made. Witness said that he showed the check and not to MT. Clark and told him It's history. Witness denied that he had ever had any conversation with MT. Swayne in which witness, &C., cording to Swayne's former testimony, said to MT. Swayne that he (Swayne) was making good deal of money and he had better divide with him (Clerk Bailey). Witness denied all the conver- sations which appeared in Swayne's tes- timony in which 1t is stated that Clerk Bailey tried to get money from
 Clerk Bailey then said that he had few matters he would like to state
 "On Monday. June 4, I went up to the auditors office to get check cashej that was due me on the preceding Fri day. was called by the mayor into his office. He gave me a garbage com- plaint and asked me some general ques- tions about Mir. Swavne in ref. erence to his methods, and whether he was entirely responsible. replied that thought he generally acted as a man in the possession of his senses. The mayor showed me a memorandum which swayne had sent him. asking | him to call on him (Swayne) in regard | to some garbage matters. I afterwards | met the mayor outside the city hall | and asked him if he had seen MT. Swayne. He simply replied that he had | seen and talked with him.
 When the article concerning the | charges was published in the Register went to Judge Cables office. I asked | Judge Cable If he had given check to | swayne recently. He said he had given him check for s10 and s5 in money. Did Swayne tell you for what he want ed the money" I asked him. He an- swered that he had not I then told him that the charges were false. He said that he did not want to hear any, thing about 1t. as he was Mr. Swayne's 
 Mayor Sargent then said that he wanted to take little time himself. He read an extract from the report of the hearing of June Il from the Evening Leader of June IF. In this 1t stated that testimony had been introduced to the effect that the first hint of the matter had been given by Mayor Sargent to Reporter Clark of the Register. The mayor asked Clerk Bailey if he remem- oered any such evidence.
 Clerk Bailey said he ,lil mt. On .ross- examination witness testified that he alleged Williams of Bridgeport. never appeared, nor asked for the Swayne never said why he 1ad not sent 8 check to Williams. Witness said that. he had never seen I>Ii o%, th>