New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27

"Pcrkinss testimony is A lie. pure and simple
december Is Ne. and left there July !, ISL
little over eighteen months The hrn OF howel
COWS vs'T hired " from P' them The sco~S as
charged abou, June g. $50 ne last oli Una, re- !
ceivcd $500 for the Endorsement OF any oilI;
Gan yo: conceive any reason WHY PERKINS
should go on the stand and swear against you
You swear he committed perjury? Al
an right simply waR5 70 sI1s you Sf an In SD
o q@bid Perkns lie unw-ttinsly? A-No; he lied
'QT,Ana you can, sllye any reason "hy he should
old yyor know Perkins? A.-No. s!r -,
nod 70 me mornings waen pass ih,m. , ,.A
This created ltre laughter. but MT. Con WIN
pr5nrl.,cs of tne occasion That sobeEei % In
spccior lie wout on 20 say ihai n" '1d n,,thiiN -
ID with hiring scows. Commissioner MacLeih
- Wasn't it necessary Tor you to indorse The
hills, A-Yes either my sell or ny 3epu;N
,s Miner Mr r'S Mr Howen corroboratci lin d.
Al DON, know. don't think Howe w9li gay
he paia me anything. II he did he tod "h'' was
Then followed a discussion as 70 what iio ", \,
and IL was accepted by the committee
coNTRADICrING sCHMTTBERGER.
o-Wha, hive you 20 say Of the charge made
W
by Captain schmit,bcrger tina, ne paid YOU money
Al can only say that II Is lie
Q-Why should he come here and perjure hiin-
self? A-To keep out Of STATE prison suppose
can't think OF an! other reason eonmi,,ea pcrtury7
That's my opinion wna, read in he , pap s,,
q can YOU state any fact which would give nm
a motive for doing this? A.Nothins; unless to save
30 Won think ne was put up to it? Ale
"' ~ "Had ne any spite against you? Al don,
"1y~ ~pM YOU ever do anything 10 him to arouse
'Te2 ra A Would af'f that TIN make S' him want nure
YOU At sometimes has that ene,t c,h,,,,,-
,o2cc1 At sdo are falsely N~Yee he .wore lssy
ODD he swear iaiscy wh,h ne , az 70 VI
' Explain how That ,hsse PocirGom Hn h ,"n
NJ steps to put stop 70 IT. A-po you Nno" the
sz q ,ng vo Msre ether incompetent or nes
GENT, A-No, necessarily :, :, ,,kes
Q-Why were YOU not? A-how VA aicn ! l,tl va"
couldn't be running around all ne t.he' , uu and
/, docsn, follow that an officer Is incompetent
''9' Live IA y9a done syay'nns more o" S''m''-
You any OF inese RlaGeih h. tG rat
Srhm,ttoeisrr rspGr''X< 1 sopposei i was true
. Then YOU al,gc that ceridln ,n'hss ~, ,,,,ri
your d,s s,,rs on are ' 70 great extent yea
. $, that hoidng The hEn position ~ - ' me re-
ptrfiu'llt tNdt you 90 W" ~ tf.'.,.', Vos
uorts made 10 YOU b} your H"p"'"'"''''- -
/ rely he reports. $500. 49,. -, tina
Don't YOU know thht Wh'h you W.. ~ 49,
''Tcndcrloln' YOU made reports 10 "''i'""''''' ''
you knew % Boz Hes -, 49,. H., ,,,,, !
at MIR CON and said: 40 SIR. .., T., ,,s,,,.~,y
honses that you had reported were disorderN' a
Yes
Name mo oncr' demanded MIR CON ,,...,,.
Il don't know as | can name one sam W hiidh'-
without faltering. Mr. con- gave him plenty OF unle
IN re.,i the name II q soricrly house whose pro
meteor or inmates ne had arrested. The Inspector
%n adjournment was taken until this morning at
10 30 o'clock -. =,
Mr.. Moss said after the adjournment Una, Ia
specior Williams would probably be on the stani
al day to-day.