New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
FRIDAY,
JUN E 10, 1894.

where they were to meet their friend Mr.. Mansfield.
They walked behind me toward the station an
70 Horsheed and said was a swindIer have moth
ing to DO with me | didn't hear him When got
Iiogshead had stopped TO speak to man. l saio
that would never do, and went back to get Hogs
| asked Hogshead what was the matter he
said: Il don't 20 any further You are a. s back
10 the hotel with Cassell and myself he told me
again that was swndsr u '9 b nam and M Mas c S
sell and just then lIogshead shot me IN the eye;
ddh gn tSs II WAS rot nndsy would have
him deposit hs money and would pay MS w sa
ali right / offered him all my money my watch
and ring Casseil said that was fair, but Hoss-
head wouldn't 60
BLACK FOR JUDGE MORSCIACSER.
Judge Morschauser issued warrant for my ar
rest and he committed to jail without ball.
lie came to me himself once and said: I'm some
what against you You know what mean. We're
out for money" l tod him hadn't any money.
kept in jail for four weeks without 6ai r. a =.
released He was trying 10 shake me down for
money | was convicted. but the Court OF Appeals
released me after ten months imprisonment
This statement OF Appos that Judge Morschauser;
VINO he said was the Recorder OF b rre Grey crssated
a sensation Senator Lexow however decided t tnat
th4' Mas no further INQUIRY on the subject
Apo said that McNay had never been a hsines
although he had been in the green-goods ousines'
Mr. Ransom conducted short cross-exa,minauon:
ODD you pay money to the police your
self for protection as green-goods man? A'-No'
@ Have you any personal KNOWLEDGE that any
persons paid money to the police for you? A.INo;;
Q.-AH you know Is that per cent was ne1
back, and you understood it was Tor the poice'
q by LexOwlYoH are known gnd in t as
CITY as a green-gOods man. When you PAN PEI
con, Of your money you got absolute protection.
and in other cities you did not get protection IN
O. ,'o1 R " Mr. Ransom,-But in NewYork YOU never
had trouble? No have have passs or u'fe have pad
per cent to McNa.ly and never was arresie oe,sr
Mr. CofY-Have you ever paid money 10 POI 9,ic 10y
for any other reason than as a green goods 'ha"'
Al decline 70 say. .uo. ,,or haven't?
A%We:i. | was caught with revolver ana
gave IS to policeman not wa 0 aII centra Once de-
tectlve. and is there nOs.
s5 EXTORTED by A DETECTIVE.
O-Where were YOU arrested? AIN McNaly's
Forty seconl-s; opium Joint. McNs.ly used to run
one there over Whittaker's stable near broad"ay
That was in 1883 1889 Word had come 20 close
up the pace. had just come back to the city ana
smoking when note was handed 70 me vas
was signed Mamie II SAID tn2t tlle VI. .,war
suffering for smoke. knew how i was 20 r sum In
So ana | went Out 70 see ner' one VIZ ~ waa
and into saloon 70 S See sne w WHO
sid ma, Byrnes wanted to see They said he
had NV nci big Walter" another Big Wafer
oa jaem d ha a ma empy revolver in my pocket
When had bought that day. which wanted TO get
r. S o. s 30 81 a and reStei Then started go
lynsairs 10 get rid OF the pistol but they caughy
me They demanded s25 apiece. but toia mem !
wo!ld give them only 50 In all Trey tooS IT,,
was hs.d only night on The charge OF oe'ns
susolclous person. and then was discnarseu
Q'.-You we're not put through me third des'ee'
Al don't know what that means w.
! O-Do you know Captain Meakm! A-ies'
O-:Ias he Known that you were in the green.
go IDS business? Al shouldn't wonder he prey
smart and knows Almost everything 49, ,,ox
ODD YOU policemen 20 mo faIneL
Nctiulrcs opium joint. IN Croshy-st? Us siae
! WIS Pat Graces o.d place. / was arrested 'ners
! and 90, three and nal years ,,,,,,r, O., ,bara,
! @ -.Dn you ever See Sergeant Meaklm N 'hefe'
| A-No.
POLICEMEN COULD SMOKE FREE.
Q Did the policemen have to pay for snoknsr
! A.-.No.
o-How much did the others have to pay? A.
! Fifty cents i she'll.
Q-When was that? An 1881. "a.
! do YOU know VIVA; shell men areE A-ieA
! Walnu; shells the old game - 49,. .h.
! 1-Do you smoke the pipe Al les. nav e. sn NJ
| c1mpuls,on The desire is irresistible TO lie Gown
| Ore there not good many opium 1on, Is IN IN
! m. oifv9 40 not now. Tire are about 1900.
smokers Each has biz own ,ayoIt " course psces
! y1u are known You can se' pipe IN some p'aeeS
/ I'm. there are no open dens now ..
! . They have been open until the .ast month";
! haven't they? A-Nes. .. T., pov
-. "i rnr 4 treat deal Of opium was smoked there
Many whi,e girls were ie. as'r"F ''ete' W. -''
/ T..t-s, used % have a den; -. :. ma.
/ vi - - s,N h. had another witness bu; Il YVES
! tr'i.l - adjourn az this point un,H ,o-day' the
/ corml.tee having sat unit, after o'clock