New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-18

named Weller. in hottest. but Weller h hau p"''
Samuel Ebert was recalled to the witness c GnY
testify that he had signed Iet'er ,r ~ stands
had pad money for protection through the manu- ad
facturer3 lie thonEh nat T snew yrr that when he
was Keeping street stand eight years ago ne paru
81 twice Il a policeman who, ne thous"'' ""' wa
nected with the Health Board.
ORGANIZED TO GET PERMITS.
Mr. Moss then called the next witness ihaI,
Iacobs the soda water manufacturer. oil > III
suffolk-st who said that he was secretary OF lhe
Manufacturers Protective Association orsah'"e'
o'~fIow many manufacturers are there IN the
association? Alright. 49, .o,o
O-TIow many street stands do they controi; 10 10
! control forty, but | do not know how many inc
others control .,.,o,. -, tho number? A.
Q.-Can you give an estimate OF the ""''o'i 80
Well perhaps 800 or 400. ,,,, ,or,,odo ,
Q-Why was the protective ASSOCIATION ornora
lion ordinance people We wanted to get permits
FOR the street stands from the Board of Aldermen
rot Of Grt the S Stands ACC closed sud
u' n when We're they allowed to reopen? A.
Some of them opened again right away anu o'"'''
ayr Who vas seen about having the stands re-
opened? A.-John f. Brodsky, the attorney Oh 'ne
oWhy were the stand-keepers asked to pay 80 :,
each? A-To raise fund FOR inc eMpe"SoS VI nor
attorney who looked after complaints anu PEI
mts.
HELP FROM THE CITY FATHERS
o-uow much was collected from the stand
kccpers? About 500 The manufacturers also
raised 800 among themselves. II was asreed 10
nav the LAWYER 81 800 to look after the COMPANY"
and get an ordinance passed by the Aldeiihe" -
Give permits to the street stands - yn,as,v q,
Senator O'COnnOr-Who Is TINS Lawyer rio ,;,ss,
Senator He formerly was tne h,puo''''"
leader in the old With Assembly District
Senator I.exOw-Ile i In Iammtny fit' nv
The witness said the books which ne IA" plousn'
with HIM showed tn" Transactions OF tHe aSSo'' n
ANIMATION. When another man IN the cout T. !,
room was asked If he had brought his BOOKS. ne
replied that he had not. because IT wouid IAN !"
cart to carry them. He was called 10 the win ,
chair and h. sand he was Charles l.gnte tne
sd, water manuf, cturer OF No 800 East seven.
feminist Then il came out that he had thouSn'
n.ss books whereas Mr. Moss had wanted MN
"n;v +, proluce his accounts as treasurer OF tle
protective association. Mr. Lghte SAID ne KEEP no
book as treasurer. because each or the Hahuia .
John f. Brodsky. Mr. Jacobs, the secretary kept
al Of the association books
THE MONEY PAID TO JOHN f.. BRODSkI.
O-liave you not handled the money Of the al
ISOLATION? Al have received the regular dues
amounting to about 500 but took $50 direct 10
Mr. Rrodsky's Office my part Of the money
10 b. raised Tor nlm unI'T7'"'' ~ vac - 80
Vim, was he to 10 for tie associaton2 a..
Attend ali complaints for year, ana see apou,
a corporation ordinance for permits Tor street
Dbl the other member, Of the association pay
their money direct 10 Mr. Brodsky' Al suppose
O Do Won know how much was raised from the
strrct-stnnI k'npers? A.-No go, -,
ONIas Mr Jacobs attended to most Of the bust.
ness Of thu association A.-lt" be'rvt -, ~, o"'
Thr committee took recess until 1880 a. nj.
to-day.