The evening world., 1894-06-29
Declares He Never Paid the
Police, but His Check Book
Shows He Did.
LAST DAY OF THIS SESSION.
The lexow Investigating COMMITTEES
Will Adjourn Until the
Fall Season.

This ia the last day Of the LeUoW
Committees investigation, at least to-
the remainder Of the hot season. The
members OF the Committee came to the
understanding last evening that when
would adjourn subject to the call u
the Chairman.
This. according to Senator eaxton,
who was more communicative on thu
subject than most Of his colleagues,
was done in order that the COMMITTEES
might be called together again In case
Of any special emergency before Sep
TENDER. ~
THE idea. however. is" the Senator
SAID, that We shall take no more teski.
mony after to-day until some univ m
me Fail The special emerk ency may
arise. though think 1t extremely doubt
full. should the presence of any witness
In to vn who might be regarded a. esps-
c.ally important. make It necessary to
take his testimony in case he should b
absent in the Fall.
Senator Lexow will be In this neloh.
borhood all Summer. and will be thu
Judge OF the Importance Of any suchA
occurrence as would render It advisable
to call the Committee together before
September. but do not think there II
any probability that We will be sum-
moned."
Since Mr.. Con assumed control Of the
investigation the sessions have been held
almost continuously for six weeks. and
great mass OF evidence has been accu-
mulated.
1T will take the public at least two
or three months to digest this" said
one OF the Senators this morning. "be-
fore they will be ready for q second In !,
stalment."
The Best Yet to Come. -
Mr.. Go1 himself says that the most
important testimony Is yet to come. Ho
Is the one to whom n rest at the present
though he has. made no complaint he
looks tired and worn. and his friends
say that he has been working practically
night ard day for the past three months.
examining and preparing almost every
detail OF the evidence;
There was long delay in getting. to-
gether this morning. Mr.. Gof was late
the Court-House that he had been kid
mapped 10y some OF the emissartes of tho
Police Department. He finally came In
about Ills when ne was sI 5Sin Mr ~ n MS
Senator LeNow was impatient to be- !.
Gin, as Senators Bradley, O'Connor.
Cantor and Robertson were on hand.
prep ration. LAWYER Horace e. DEM
Ing. Of the City Club, was in the court
room at the opening. and Lawyer Aaron
ab about how o he spent S., 900 or So. 900 try
ing to get a Police Justiceship from
Mayor Grant. was also present
street Vendors In Force.
1t looked as II Little Italy" had been
turned loose on the back benches, and
the list OF names read out oy Mr.. Gon
amSns the street vendors Of the town to
the witness box to-day.
The first witness called was George
dark haired, swarthy skinned; and with
a slight black mustache. He testified
through Interpreter Vardi.
ployed. but two months ago he had q
push cart and sold fruit downtown near
Barclay street and Broadway, He had
a license For four months he stood 2
at that corner and sold fruit
How long have you been In American
Three years
Was the, license in your own namer'
Mr. Con said he thought only a citi-
zen could get license. That was the
statute. tj
Velmachus said he knew some Greek
vendors VINO had licenses, others had
not.
"pia you have TO pay money to any
one Tor stani ling at Broadway and Bar
CLAW street."
How much?'
Paid sIS Mouth.
Fifteen dollars a month. often paid
At the station-house. but at other times II
paid IT to young Italian man. who
ITO whom did you give the money
when you went to the station?" 4,
ITO a Mr.. Wilson"
He was the ward man?" IA
Yes. think so. Some others went 10 {
the station to pay, so went there with
them" "a
What did you pay for?''
ITO stand az the corner. II didn't h
,ay l would be driven away. Nobody
old me l couldn't stay there, but j Il
lnew that before I could stand there / =
must FIX II up at the station" FT7.-S3
Velmachus said that when be nue
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