New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-27

O-Is IL not true that every license has to bc ap.
hsscmb Py dIsrct 'A 40 SIR it is Of the
things am opposed to.
TRANSFERRING \ PATRoLMAN.
o.-Have you ever had patromen transferred?
Ayes. sir.
O-How many? A-One.
O-Who was he? A.-Pcter Carter.
O-And from what district to what district? A
Ny own district.
Ole was transferred from your district? A
Yes sir
Q-To what? Al believe to the Ist
Q.--What was the reason OF his transfer! A.
Q.~And he also arrested a llquor-dealer? Al
suppose he arrested good many. 49,, =,
Q..Wasnt that the reason ne was ""hs''''
Q.~You go from them to the Police Commits
Q.-Whom do you go to? Al go to the court
"t o1 What have you visited Croker for7 A-The
same would any other man .,,,,,oos Gar,
say? AT different times. ,
O-For what purpose? A.-There are IA thousand
40 yes Well you went once to talk about your
nomination TO the Constitutional Convention? A.
Q.-What were the for these other visits?
A-WelL there was committee first called on
MIR Croker some years ago TO ask him To use his
influence when he was a Fire Commissioner to
yet the Commissioners OF Excise and the police to
let up a little bit on the liquor-dealers. ne was
who represented his organization on either bosni
O-How has It been within the last two years? Just
conane Yourself to those dates Have you visited
years? Al don't believe have had no coca
sion to. -. , -
hays sd had no hs Two
O"iIow many times have you been In court? a.
o lnPy near every other day? APret,y near
Did you talk to the officers that made these
U4@And have you not demanded the reasons for
making these arrests: 40; sir G;rec, tho oecsrs
not to make much arrests? Al would do that
yes. do that now. and stop H. ,,o o,,cors :, ,hev
continued these arrests you would have them trans
ieU@NoW. Mr.. Tekulsky does your association keep
re Scan YOU produce before this committee the
records showing the appointment OF committees Tor
your association within the last SIX moh'hS' A.
Q."And showing the reports of those commit
"C-And the action Of your association thereon?
%" OWN vRpO you furnish those to the committee at
their next session? Al can; with the secretary's
consent and the consent OF the organization.
@ aIsy Chairman Lexow)-who is the secretary?
A oWhere N is his place of business: Aone-hun
ana Tn1dsve e., nu.,ress,
u III has the secretary's Office in the same
place? A-That is where he Is supposed TO Keep
the the books ;,
o, o tho b mead No Union square.
o,~Is anybody in charge there? The Jan'tor.
Q.-Anybody that has access to the DOCKS A.
Nobody but Mr. Kelly.
MR. TEKUI.sKY's sPARRING.
Q-Don't you remember making statement more
than once that this subject OF putting the police so
far as the Excise law was concerned. under the
/ command OF Tammany Hall districts. has been dis
cussed by you more than one OCCASION Al
don't entirely get the drift OF your question.
O-Haven't you stated on more than. one occa-
sion. and to more than one person. that you did
visit Mr. Croker and heard from him the statement
that the police captains OF the several precincts
wouId he instructed far the enforcement or
the Excise law was concerned. to take their or
,ers from the Tammany Hall captains! A-fos'-
lively no. 49,, ,,.o. A., f.-,a.,
A.-No. sir -, - -, 49,.
O And your association did not resolve that
they would rather be under the police than under