New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-09

Woodbridge. He said "of course that's all right.
That is the way god SSr Some time and went
down and complained 10 Dwyer. saw nm houa
DAYS in,e and Sergeant Corbett would call out
my name. | went upstairs anu lily NAME
'o"Had you made any application! A'-No'
PAID HIS MONEY ALL IN VAIN.
q D,d Won go through the medical examination?
, ves. and afterward the physical one. has
brouck who was clerk at Headquarters am
Dv.yer came to see me often. Dwyer borrowed
lot Of money from mo. BY appointment n.s'
rashrouck I'm n liquor store In fitth OF, oih.n hSr,
he said wouldn't get rating unless , ss o many n,
siN said why not lie said there were re, 80 good
,achricol ouesiions: and anyway II Bot ST. a
rstinr il would be given to some one else, ,aie
said that Dave" Brandt WOULD car and on O'clock
"Dannv" Ryan was with him; ,a Essa,, d'"e'
was sergeant in the Eighty-eshth-s'' S'"''o"'
DANNY" WAS SURE TO GET THERE
o-Was he there in 1890? A-fes' / saw MN
there then. / went there to see MN WIN 90,
brandt He and Brandt had some tank aoou.
c.rgoa,t Rvans son Danny. Sergeant Ryan SAID
- 1randt. Now. Dave. ! want you 70 get Danny
100 per cent in that examination pT nnnnv cot
~, would he too suspicious because DanIy ~
such poor Pe Gee hat pannys percentage was
g we q s }GW% on the rs batch Brandt said
% HIM me next day and he told me that Brandt
W." WOO" When Brandt did see you what 81 he say?
,Vue soi1 mat Danny Ryan had tried 10 pass
the examination and had failed to get Fo SY
fhinrs Could be worked and that Danny wo O,Id
get good mark next time lte saln LIZ. IN i" sor ca
All that had do to put up the m seIS iba,
QWhat dd YOU say ,i to tn ana ma, wouldn't
put M any money until | was sure OF ge.u l,s
Something for IT, | said 1t would De uHie 'o' "''
10 put up when Danny Ryan ala.
CONCOCTING THE FRAUD.
. We're Won introduced after that to George
] Xee on
to- a. Cooper Union Brands came 10 see me
with Barmstron and Danny Ryan. ana sa'' ne
wanted me to take walk with them as ''' 80
Xlnth-st went with them. and when we go.
70 Ninih-st Brandt said that Danny ana m'sh'
en away and stay until o'clock r,,.,,
DID y yo ~ E So ANot hen but found out
afterwari one OF them imper-Cnated Dan n
/ Rvan and the other impersonated me IN the eN,
1yjna.ion They told us that when We met mem
- o'clock the same day. Brandt said Inn, IN!
! Ion and mat / would have 20 put up 80 or ne
/ ne said that II / wanted TO be appointed IL "ou'a
jacobs then told to leave me wtns'; sSon
| 12arrnsiroN said he was carpenter ana hNrI ~
NO 1s ThT na cf; the he force %e in @ lie
asked why he left the force lie c9rro3ora,,n me
| story OF Jacobs about the cNamnato" a. INV
/ civil Service rooms in Cooper Oaioh
STORY OF THE GROSS DECEPTION.
q Rv Mr. Moss-when you and Brandt parted
/ from Jacobs ana Danny Ryan In Nlnth-st. ~nere
/ did You go: y We went before the C.v'I service
/ Board. ,.o., nav. >
/ Al only remember ole lie was Henry w
Beardsley. u,.A p.,-,s,.v7
20 What dl you do when you 80, before The eN-
BranGt answered. to the name or Danny Hyssn =.
| Q-Was he examination IN wiring, A'-ieS' -
| Wa altogether 4 written examination =,
What name dla yol sign to the papers, Al
wrote DE namc of Morris jacobs ,,.. g., the OK.
g fffI
/ animation A-Brandi TOLD M that ~ would MAKE
no difference who wrote the answers 10 'he qD'S'
"S's Wa. thu, the first TIM you da that -, b
Examination had passed tho examination mysfh
before was appoint, , BoNS s ,mfcrsonn,ed any
one Al he elimination A-Yes. Il was ~,
quarters? A~Yc.. had seen him there In the
room Win the other clerks -. .
policeman An the Twenty seventh Precinct
| The station is IN East Eighty -cgh'h'st ,..,
Q.-Was Sergeant Ryan at mat station '"'"' y"
Q.-Has sersean, .Ryan's son Danny been .S. s2-
animation ina, Brand; passed. FOR him Danny
passed. another examination ani Was appointed al
Ter that.
HE FAILED TO GET THE PROMISED "swAG "
O Were YOU promised any money FOR imper-
sonatlng Jacobs in the oxamira;ion' Al was
promised 81 bu; dh NJ, get IT,
o dly Mr. Hans9mj Are you friend q Jacobs
A.-Yes
eGa he gre@ :s. to ,s give hAq ss he "o' NNo
~Wherc was brandt 10 get the money from
70 TIA TIA You not understand that It ounco
rafne 10 get the money out ~ Jacobs \ 40.
O-WhV was not Jacobs appointed N fhi,cl
10 get "A good percentage on the examination io'
'' % Have you ever been arrested Ayes.
o-More tha9 once q, 60 ,,, VII. hov, YOU ar
rts1 io' pp non Were you arrested Tot
'tS'1 Hy ySMi Mr. Moss,-u, you were not convicted
. | Al was held In $500 bail .
AFTER BarmstroN left the witness-chair he said &c
| reuortcrs That he had been dismissed from The
toice force on INC charge Of conduct unbecominf
an officer" The, real complaint was "eiueonTs
| the Senators and counsel had consulted for feT
rninutes Senator Lexow announced an aIJournmeh
until next Tuesdny az 1890 a. m
, JoHN. J. RYAN WANTS "vIyDlCATION."
Ex-Jndge Curtis who h,l been talking with Johr
j. Ryan the Tamniany district leader. then e'aime,
the attention OF the committee and said he wanie'
70 have an opportunity To- cross-eNafnine the witness
| before Jacobs was permitted 20 leave the stand
, | II. gad ne represented Mr Ryan. Mr.. Con sai'
| that the committee would he overrun with counse
II II were permitted 20 have every person men
FN-Julge Curtis declared g. would be unfair 10 have
scandalous testimony against persons Of STANDING
| ia the community 80 ont 10 me "orii uh'ohu"
senator Lexow replied that the committee wou;.
consider AZ the proper umr w"at '"S'linony Wonl'
be allowed the other side ne community, ~
thought would understand the importance Of th
testimony AZ h was presented hN-Jucge curtin
4 sad that the newspapers ran me worn 70 srca
+ crfenf and what they published about the invest
cation should not be permitted % blast the repuia
q ton Of innocent persons. who wer" attacked 10y
Witnesses OF bad character Senator l."Nov
answered that the committee would consider Il
executive session the application which had beef
made - -cXaminD Jacobs.
4 The witnesses present were told mat they mus
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