The evening world., 1894-09-11
EDITION.
PAID MEAKIM
AND PRICE.
Apologize SWearS He Gave
the Captains Money for
Protecting MCNalIy.
GREAT TALE OF CORRUPTION.
Detectives, Post-0ffics and Tele-
graph Clerks in the Bunos
Kings Pay.
HAhLEY HIS RIGHT.HAND MAN.
,s.s
The Central Office Man, He SAYS,
Worked In with the
SW,ndIers.
HAhLEY HIS RIGHT.HAND MAN.

4h'' 'oi anu
OF senators mad liked upon 1850 Ia
morning as the hour Tor resumihg then
business OF probing into the Police De-
partneht' IL was IL O'Clock before they
actually settled down to work.
CHAIRMAN LeNow was delighted with
the progress made on the opening day
or the ran campaign, and thought 1t
nish. nc taken as good indication
OF what was 10 come out as the Com
mittee went along on the lines laid down
In fact Mr. Con- had s,r,,clx n, an
,,rol,, ro,, lad a,a a, NO r,,,,,.,.sa -.
he had several more equally startling
SUI prises in store for to-day He seems
80 49,. ,,,,t,., ,t.,s 10,
10 nave PROVIDED himselt with an I'M
| limited supply OF ammunition during the
Summer vacation and n ia said that
the nu,,bar ., ,hoso ~, ,h. anx,o,,. -.
'"e huhoer ot 'nosc OH the ahAious sear
among the police force has largely in
creased since tho olose of vaste,Iav,.
.sss,on @'''
session.
Many Policemen on Hand.
=
ihere was regetsf-tnyasion OF Fart
members nj the uniformed force F,rst
VI '"o uio'Nieu io'.e'
capt Haughey came In and strolled
ABOUT, Trying 10 look uneoneerned. he
heron ,y,,r,,re hta ,h,,,nhs N'..''''-.
oeb"i '""'ins MS 'huiips'
few minutes afterwards Capt
bhecoat carrying a big bundle OF wbat
n'ueooa, iis,ns u pis puhue vi wnae
looked like police blotters wrapped up
anx,ous,y aft.r NJ c.oy ard saa,nad
anN'ous's AFTER MI "oii' anu seeieu
relieved when no found that the chiet
inquisitor had not arrived.
Tho ,uo oon,aI,s ,yara soor ,,,ar
Inc Two captains were soon AFTER
16o I by Capt Ryan OF the High
Bridge station. and Capt. Joseph
Eakins, OF Mercer street, formerly OF
the Leonard street station, and with
their respective followings OF patrolmen
anu w9ru men. they pretty well nllled up
one side OF the courtroom.
All the captains were in full uniform.
| and, with the exception OF Capt. PRICED
they seemed to be in fairly good spirits.t
The latter however, looked as cross as
II he had bitten nail. When MI. Com
lawyer, but talked with him earnestly
| Tor some time.
fron the @ Wmo sor some se n1e snot
vas also on hand this morning.. He says
ne never got dollar from the green
goods men IN MS lie, and Is straight as
a strlmE ana denes any one to prove
Is very meeI-lo9kine little. man. with
| white hair and sad. pcnsive features.
Con Mum, n. usunl.
1t was said that Mr.. Gon had sum.
niOIed several witnesses who would
tell something interesting about the $50
watch, which Jim McNally the green
goods king. is reported to have given
t. Central Office Detective Hanley.
about two years ago, but MIR. Con- was
| as mum as usual and would saw MOTH
| ing about his pl1ns for the day
Mrs Hanley's $50 lamp and the eight
| tin boxes used in the green-goods bust
ness by McNaIly. and found among his
| private effects were on the counsePs
! table again, and relieved the monotony
OF the broad eXpa!ss OF green baize
= LAWYER Fred House came in during
! the early part OF the day but said he
was not going to make any appeal TO
! the COMMITTED He hoped however TO
! be allowed to act as counsel for tho
| Police Department within a few DAYS
! No one representing the Department
| was present
| Senators Lexow, Bradley, Saxton anc
| Robertson made up the quorum when
the Committee came TO order at lilo
Father Ducey and ex-Rapid Transit
Commissioner Bushe were among tho
,u
Hpp'es"e
rr@en"Soods man whose sister Lon