The evening world., 1894-05-24
"None for that month" {"

md uto TAIL hxsN t. nntt Nh
T. WIZ, IT, US ,n sn,su ~ MI. po.. VIZ $4,000
'rSWEse ',.W.se rnnu, n, license res 10, s'eaI,
t,ne ana su ssr,s , naa permus reai =, 'Tse ,he
roTIvc; roI;i Az per cen,, OF an re"arus re-
T,,a aI,n auu n's'9, pvL,niis ,.. o,,,,,
,ennr, 80 ~ pnr.ihn Emn1 ,.es n,,aa
, ",,,r, IN ahsTfr 70 Senasor i, "a Un"o1 ss,ine h
a. a. anE W :" ,e" VII wne'ne, u" u'au ,S
fnna "''" Wv" ''""" u" '"'
,,,,o AZ m 1r,we Wr Sicnii ssInI' sI1' W
never to my knowledse,, ,, O.,
cb,rc. NJ III. h%nks of This tina ~ :"
Since is, J believe. Ny father signs
every Ch'rk "ra"n ana 'ahes 'ne re-
Has Mr.. Mcclave ever drawn a check
on the ,uno
10 ne couIun 90 80, , ,,o
as N wTss MS%%e mn or GGs%fi h i R"Ge
check ard stub books HIS prlNnt.
cheSEs were drsWn iha n,tie rrn ISchHtt
CheCk-eook' While the huslness 'nsch,
over TO Mr.. con with an air OF resisna-
ton,
Nicol, o,..,iop, III. Cowmis-ion-r
Mr Con announced Of this point that
he had finished with Mr.. MCClav" AMI
MIR Nicoll took him up. MI: MctlnNe
said the reason why the pecu'iar sNst.m
nanar,msnt vas thnt II was impnssihle
to bring all me f'rrr tSs.thrt -, : M rn
en- uay. IL hau pe'h 'r'eH anu ""H
ananagnnu. ~, ,,,,r,,s ho, .x-
omthlssi9ners 81 AGCou,.,S nan
atIinsa tns irthSI'ei o1onI e., h,
Mr; Mct ave sal1' i've ueIiIeu ~ nta VI rv
haa ever tecrNta penn; ~ a,,mar
cnn,.in .Sm IN ssrreant me rounSsman or patrol
He told Mr Sicoii he was porn fo,,rn IN
lSis, was married In 1897 ana hal tonf.
iteh CHhh'eh' VI ""o'" '''' NV"
IEIns go, ,o, e,r nm. s,ss sependen,
haNe YOU rnh an! one 80 ~ obW
upon you oesueS sou' ""e ""'
H'tV!es hay, my father and mother
es' ! nay nav, ns With seven ehil.
a@In 49, n,' .unno,,ai Than, ali since
= H,s tu..nty-ons by ,nr own EFFORTS"
tAsr ciistene1 in ibe ewes OF the
Sonitn,,inr he saia he started i'm the
i,,,nhar h,siness In 1890 formed a part-
nsrshin afterwards with his brother and
1naliy honyht hiyn nut in IsT; The frm
was ,ssi Sranriai,y ''sn srnSarrasseI S in $50
since then he had done a business Of
about Ram nm or yOn 600 a wear After
two years In the city College In lss2-5i.
MAJ mar seSoSl i, o for a ne YEAR % and W was then
a clerk in n hardware store, and after
ward. entry clerk in a wholesale bry-
goods store TIL he went into the lumber
~
Never Used Police Funds.
,,,>,, - ,.u
Did you ever use any OF the Police
frhsi1H UNI .ut ~, , ~, In5,
Mt. con ehaInInatioH see'hs W ''''-
'a!s suSh sEspcsion ,,y ., u- s.,a
sr' nor Pehny OF H. sa'u
MT McSlave. very quietly.
M SSn seems 70 hief INA. at Jne
uIne Q, .ne appoih.ment OF .apas; a,, rr,es
ra or vaiuaSis % '9% eonsiGerasion' etH s0 Is that
uus 49, =,
ana you can say the same win re-
STEPHENSON
,Absolutely."
MIR. McClave also explained his vote at
police ofiicials in dismissins charges,
A recess was then taken
In the afternoon McClave continued
rna ms 'es',m9ny ~ ms own penal "a r,ihm ana
srS ,,tsstnn Wnem ne was U" '''ai oe'o'e '"e
Wr pn, Ill.,, ,,,, ~, OH ,,a s,,-
a.nc ,.93v ad5oad aiesso ,nat @ on a. ,"e VIII
iams rather deserved promotion than in
| s'oh .n,,nn sna,.pn % ,na,,,h,
suG1. snEn s,s;4 s1nrse, Mr. MSSiave .nTngh',
the chn rv.a nya;ns, h,'n ~ ''''''97''s
'"n In tha case asa"st az Serxt % Nccar,or WIN
Ts Tas 'rtfs tSr n'ehhs ,se caru,,,Ser 'seil'
the svidence Shovel tbot the diver had
ims, asss,,ited tbs SerYeant and vtoiantiv
a,sac az, sn hin '"e sergeant A"u ''''''''s
In taIing IN the mama NJ ,nv ann,i-
| cant fnr annnI,tms 10 tha rnrca H.
| MccIava spid he inwariahiw nsLad hin
| whether he bnd naid any monev 10
eny one in considsrntion ~ hia annoint :
ment rniess the candiSate cn,,,S an
swer posifivelv tbat he had NOT his
name would be rejected '''''
"Dil yom rece,ve any monev n con-
nect,on vim tba annoS;nt]mant ] ~ % pat-
rick Shea, TO whom MIR. WebS testi
fed he loaned s30Op''
mot n pennv
The application paper was produced
| and IL showed that Shea,. hacLar. wers
Fl Wafer Wabh Rev a n WiiSer n
b.. Samuel b. Babcock Thomas I
Cuthbcrt and Gaorpe i Aiper Tha cor,
resnnn5eoce hetwaan Nr Win and Nr
Mct'lave In revari 70 shea was also
| uroducsd and Mi in evidence
r ~ "
"r"nHer "arriea ~ "sS MIC
Clnye.
MT. Nicoll then took up the subject
of Gideon Granger's marriage to Mis-.
McClave. The witness at the time be
, lieyed HIM to be a worthy young man
and said his family occupied high po
sitlon In society.
He visited my house for about n veal
and half previous to his marriage 4
my daughter. Clara. on Dec. 81. 1887.
. said Mr.. McClave.
10 you remember having trans