The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-18


put by Mr.: Cot Z! showed that he was informed
n the passengs Of PScs Justice a B S thSs
the 81 h.
chocolate factory; The witness said that years
plants about obstructing the sidewalk.
put had en- never s >, paid the he police ANYTHING
suggested by the tall, severe German. the French
witness lost his calm manner, and declared with
excitement that Maillard * Co. had suffered for
years from the persecution OF that man there,
Lorenzo Bayer:" He pointed to the tall German.
He denounced Mr.. Bayer as perjurer,. accused
said that the whole trouble grew out OF the fact
that Bayer was Pictursfraime maker and had
Mr.. Maillard was interested.
BAYER COMPLAINS OF INSPECTOR WILLIAMS.
Mr.. Wolf left the stand and Mr.. Bayer took 1t.
He had the wrongs or ten years neighborhood
the committee could stop him, as with a torrent
of accusations he told how the wealthy Maillard
Ing his sidewalk so that the Bayer customers
could not reach his shop. adjoining Maillard's.
his porters, and his truckmen to be arrested;
had brought civil suits against them and threat
sned them with but
who. he ssid, would, not let his pfhcers;
ness, Williams had given Maillard the privilege
OF the sidewalk. The witness had persevered In
had induced Superintendent Murray to call
Capt. Williams before him in connection with
that Bayer had nothing to complain Of, because
no ladies ever went TO his shop.
THE BIO INSPECTOR WOULDN'T FIoHr HIM.
As he said this the witness jumped to his feet
and with tears of anger streaming down his
face almost shrieked:
~ challenged, Williams to fight then and
uniform. told him to tear his uniform # rom
his Iotting body and tight me like man. but he
The German who is as big and powerful a man
as Capt. Williams, was 50 overcome with his
mixed emotions that he sal down and for some
time could not speak. When he did, II was TO
Challenged Williams to the death; he
would not accept: challenge him to-day"
Then he declared that once. when Wolf was
brought before Justice Duffy, he had said that
In front OF Maillard's factory, because the firm
paid Williams 500 month for the use OF the
sSss made Ro direpencs. and unisss the o oS.
and all Of Maillard's men 70 jail, The witness
said that his business had been so interfered
with that his capital WAS reduced from $4,000
TO $4,000, and he had to move into smaller
shop.
WHAT HAPPENED TO MAS WHO WOULD NOT
MAKE PRESENTS.
Next came Henry Bayer, son Of the preceding
witness. He corroboratsd his father as TO VOLTS
that when Williams was Captain. Sergeant now
Captain, Price, called on him, and wanted him
Cant Williams Witness declined this oppor-
tunity and Price then suggested that the Bayers
send TO Capt. Williams a gold Louis XIV. table
worth $3.50, remsrking That will do away
lap he said. also on Williamss STAN, called
later and asked that the table be sent
10 Williams, but IL was not. Some
time after this the witness going home
One night a crowd in front OF tenement
house. He went 10 what was the matter.
and learned that some disOrderly people were
being Taided. Suddenly he was grabbed from
behind and pushed inside and the door closed.
He found that he had been pushed in by Detec-
tive, now Captain. Price, who was in company
with Detective nov Captain, Schmittberger.
that wanted TO know what he meant. Price
replied; Close your face. or Ill break 1t for
'SchmittbeTger and Price took him 10 the sta
tiOn, where Capt. Williams was In command,
Bayer asked the Captain for permission 20 send
ali right; lock him up He was kept in cell
ali mig hit and In the morning was taken 10 Jefter-
son Market Court. where one appeared
AGAINST him. Justice German discharged him,
after lecturing him upon the danger OF mixing
with a crowd where he had no business
PATRICK DOESELLY's EXPERIENCE.
Patrick DOnnslly Of 52T East Eighty fourth
street told a story which has become familiar
from that neighboFhOOd. He said that Al !
O'Clock in the mOrning OF sept. 20 he meb Qhicsr
Dunson, who cursed him aud told him 10 go
II stood with my hands la my pockets aud
asked the OhiCer why he cursed me. lie
down on the side walk and then arrested me. AT
the East sixty seventh street station the SER
geant refused 70 enter charge Of drunk against
me, and told the ofiesr 70 make the charge dis
Tue witness said thai his Leg WAs % hurt thAt