The sun., 1894-12-29


COMMISSIONER NARTIx.
openly violated in that precinct AZ TO make Il
hupe that the charges would be carefully inves.
usatsd by inS Board on The facts offered M and
finished his reaa "a ns Mr. Goff asked ' ~ '''
Q.-when Mayor Hewitt wrote that did he
write what was true or falsef Ale may have
Odd he write what was true or fslss1 A.
There may have been dtsorderly-
Odd he write what was true or false? A.
1t may have been partly
Q-Did lie write W hat was true or falsef A.
think that IL was not true that
Odd he write what was true or fslse1 A.
Ii was not true.
Q.-Then we have Mayor Hewitt added to the
list OF those who have lied against your Did
the Grand jury lie when It said IN a present,
,Mr; GoGT Then the Grand Jury and Mayor
schmittberger are added to the army OF peo-
pie who have condemned you with liesl The
and Capt Allaire should be removed.
The Witness-l remember that there was
presentment by the Grand Jury. but l did not
know they said hat ycu have read.
ALSO THE GRAND JURY.
Q.-When the Grand Jury said that you left IL
90 puhlic-spirited citizens TO gather information
concerning open violations OF the law. which
your detectives could have furnished you; when
IL said that you were aware OF the existence OF
;sush places; when i said that you were either
neglect OF duty. did the Grand Jury under oath
present truth or fslsehood Alt said what
Q.NThen il wa. false? A.-Yes.
Q.-Although that presentment was made
unanimously ans under oath, it was false. A
II was not true.
v.-Then it WAS falser AYES.
derry places which the Grand Jury attached TO
tie presentment you mention a number OF such
did you not close themr Al hadn't got 70
them yet.
Ing from the Inspectors reposp' Al really
Ono more than you do what q dive IS
MIR. Gioff based a long examination upon the
report made by lnspeeior Williams during hls
by name the well. Known gambling places men
tioned-John Dsly's. Michael Murrays. Mattv
GorSe,S: and & man other, The only one which
closed was Murray's. and the Information upol.
which he. raid-d and shut that place up was
Q.-Information wh.ch you with your famous
Tenderloin squad could not obtain Z Al could
not.
Q.-would it not be good idea 70 get the news
paper reporters 10 aid the police force when any
sss roaa sSdeass whek I'd tried go, Prs1S
couldn't
AN INTERVAL OF TEARS BY MR. RosESTELp.
Mr.. Con dg-essed a moment here. He called
sRosenfeid. come here" and asked the in:
spector II he knew the man. The inspector SAID
moved tAat lie threw his hat on the door and
wept, aud said that the Inspector did know him.
There was more OF Rosenfeld at the end Of
the INSPECTOR : examination.
Mr.. Con recurred TO the Inspectors report on
the Tender .oin, and after he read list OF scores
~ GasniDs shsse S then. he assed the witness SSy' %
knowing q their existence; he permitted them
ttnuslly rAiding. them. Then Mr.. Con. who
seemed delighted with the answer. produced an
other record. and satisfied the witness that dur
ing his must famous tFlAl-tle llstikatel bY
Mayor Hewitt-he had sworn that in sixteen
months in the, Tenderloin he had rAided only
two houses, aud that was during the time con-
cerning which q moment before he had testified
that he was continually raiding in that pre-
Then Chairman lexow asked:
p.-Wltn-sses have testified here that IL was
sn os ali The 81 to
10 close and they would close, under the perfect
n6S run aacas AS b1 SGaa
Was such testimony true or fAlsef At was
Mr. Gon-You have said you do no, know what
dives are, DO you know what the slums are
dcl ssTs sss1d 81 gsSP.S going summing but
cor so MONEY FROM TIE MALLORY LINZ
Q.-Nou were IN command Of the police during
the FAst River strike, tie Mallory dock strikef
o.-How much did you get from the Mallory
company A.-Not cent
. Did y93uI. not get $1,000 from that COM
panY A.-Why, you are TOmsncinG again.
MI Con recommend you: inspector, 10 be
as dlguinrst here A. yuI can. That Is twice you
would have served your purpose aud mine bet
ter; You are not now on trial at headquarters,
and Your alleged wit !, uEhecominG;
Mr. Wil.laEs-l am Not trying 70 be witty but
your questions are 81 far 81.
Nr CON Then your best answer Is . plain
Tae witness repeated that he did not get .
cent from the ConIauy, which paid out no
money 70 the police - far as he SAs aware, sE-
Cept fur the meals of the orleers on duIy on the
dozks during the strike.
Mr. Con Enew thar the witness had bought .
sAfe, aud where and Nhen and how much he
had for . safe which went 20 his private reel
dsnCe- The witness said he thought Il might Be
EA.dy 10 have in the house.
SUCCEEDED II RuILISG WILLIAMS AoAIK.
That prompted Nj Gof. % say. or somsthinE
did You Lave become rich on police corruP-
ton"
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