New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02

precinct. how much was the initiation fee? A
OLD Won ever have any transaction with Nc
Laughlin? A.-No
THE INEVITABLE WARD MAN.
Q.-To whom did you pay then? ATo the ward
man | don't remember mis- name. He had a heavy
reddish mustache, and think he is now in the
Tcndero!n.
Q.-Where did you pay the money? Am the
room Of the John J. O'Brien Association in
DID you meet the ward man there by appoint
ment: A.-Yes was told that was the place 10 20;
Q.-Were You alone there with the ward man
A S Sme Thsrs were couple OF others there 0"
Q.-Who we're they? A-One was John Heyser
and the other was BILLY ManGin.
Q.-Where does Heyser live? Ale keeps a
hotel at No u st. Marks Place -. ,...,o ,,rar
Q.--And whore Is Mangin? Ale Keeps lager
senator Iexow asked if Mr. Con- wished to have
To call other witnesses. and Mr.. Gon said he ce-
sired that the committee should take no recess LOT
it desirable to keep until they were called 10
grv II there was an @xcency He was told to pro-
cced with the cross-eXaminatlon. PREM VINO mao
been squrrnng about uneasly in the witness-chair
during the discussion made a whispered appear ~
senator Bradey-'rhe witness says he feels faint
and would like to get "A drink
pRrEN NEVER DRINKS WATER.
Senator O'Connor (seizng glass and a pitcher OF
ice-watcr or the desk)-IIere is some water If he
wants a drink
The witnoss-l never drink water.
Mr. Nicoll-To whom did you first tell this story
about paying money to the police? A.-To friends
of mine spoke about Il 10 number OF people
Odd you talk with Mr.. COT? A.-Eeveri unt l
| ! saw him here to-day. don't know how he got
Senator iexow-You say you bought the place in
Ravar',-st. from a Mrs Connolly, a widow who has
since been married? TO whom was she mar
rcd? A.-To cx-scrgeant Granger lie was
"A sergeant in tho precinct for number OF
years. lie had served twenty years ana ne was
retired. About the same time he was married to
Mrs Connolly
Q-Yon said that you paid money to Smith near near
! the police station. Did you sec others waiting
there for the same purpose? Al saw others who
were in the same business waiting tn, there South side
OF nd 9Fnoy y69 efi the house In Bayards
we M. Won y,gi' destitute? A-Ycs
O. Had you been compelled to part with jewelry?
DID YOU no. have to sell dog s whic 5a5 ha 10
sell me GoK fG You us st say that you have
talked with Mr. Con about what you were gong 10
testify to here? A.-Yes. don't know how ne got
sanrior oconnor-Are the men to whom YOU paid
| money stUl on the police force2 \ I think So
Mr. Nico'l-Thc records % the department viii
SDna,or IExow-You said you had 70 see Connors.
| WHY dl YOU nave 70 sec him Ave-, ny plaCff
nv wife said a man from the police station had
boon there ani had tod her 20 c.ose the pace.
| sne had closed n when ! got home. went 20
an1y, ne matter He said had better tax WIN
,he ward man who could mako the ma':sr night.
! .,iI I ia not know the ward man. The bar
iendcr in Tie place sad he would go Win mo an. ana
| Introduce mo. ". went Nrst 10 ~" ,-l'" ?. i'ul
| ,bD n.T- dey Connors was not there then. blt We
were toil hat he was az the hsseN Mt!krl IN my,
! court, Thon W. went to N" court STAYED out
| sll. AMI The harkeeper went 10 and brought out
! C,nnors Aner l was introduced 70 Oo""'r' '"e
What ali Conaors say 20 YOU A-lfe said
3, asuI ic a.. right 50 long a. paid. .,..
Before the witness l@ft tn stand he was to'd tna.
Il aay aiirmP, VIZ n,s ~ ga eivcn he should son 4
oi ii ' ,'S V n nmcl'atelS and be- would be
projected. 1850. ,.,,u
MRS. SNNINRp PUSHES ASH" mn
Mr. cor thon called Mrs SANFORD 10 inc VIII
nae. chnir. The woman was short ana STOUT ara
| ,.-,lv ~. mast middle axe. but her face was
' t,-.t On conceal the wrinkles and
! -he ,,so wore veil Her hair w,s beached
blond When she roa'hed ne 'rTS a. w. Scn, t'
Hral.e,. she pushed the book away '''" '''
angri.y. 49,. p.,a,. sho snanpol
= don't believe IN The B.p's she snnHeI bv her
senator Bradley appeared to 1e sno N gar o,, -
behavior ani he Parcd in@ n.n rcxoS oli
her rench possible whiie senator ',' S "yo,'ii
| Mr cor 10 Won recognize the ,s.olemn'iy OF the
q" %6,i your g4nc, ,nhoi ,,,s saafo1i have
nv cniiiren lyias i4 RIooklyn, on ,,,,rg q, 40.
| 2 Wnere 30 You i've Al am "'''e "' '
- j., 49, ,on Understand that the law pro
t.s YOU a. WIZ ,l'css NAV understand that
,,,,iar .h,f She swears 20 here may be- used
.a,,'rs. her In any proceedings ia any court
| Mr. con no" long nav 3o u '' " 49,
| q h'-2'r ''"'
y '"f ,h,, , house OF prostitution? Alt has
| Is tmat nTVaaorderlv house ! hal girls -here
| nr-n Know ~ wa a.. houaee Al was house
| - ', mr., ~, ty.o wears for Mrs. smith After
! h'pT' bought Mr. Smith out and was the
VIZ "'"3"
iht''i,r "a, ,,r,nrietor ~ The house al YOU pay
~ -. =, ,bi' r~tlic.e Al dll not pay anything
| nl'h'N, y" a..
| Tor "a Io"b '''"''
| FINALLY SHE HAD To FNf NUMB
, . .o THO house
| Q-Whcn did you pcN'" W pap
| was pulled by Captain Cross sent the girls ava
| ana MY, 49,, 3d.. ,,,rts hack quietly I gave
! $30 20 SOMEBODY. unnr' 800 90" r...iye1 an
WIS for I'.t''al oIE',' o., linn, mar pai,l
something Two men chI"i az a., S'r o,bIv Tor Two
| months , uou from, tho
| O-Dh you pay ne more 90 ,h r'n men Maid
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