New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

the Huperih'en'e"' ""' ,.,.
THE REPORT PROVED To BE FALSE.
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Q.-And you Know" as f'Su" "' '''
OF the Keepers o' U'. "' n.'t., nr nm in
o,'e~, r.,,,.,, oe,,i,l Dl Won j, anyih.us
,,.r ,b,,o Y, SIR di.,n't do anythlng. That
decision didn't declare hIn 70 b" an olc"l Ha'
Q.-You suN persist ~ th't I'PN 81, ,i,,,
mlrht nav pr'UIn' t Hvi,,r,s' ,d r,le his report
II U,urhtcrt
do YOU wish Us To- understand thai IN orIGr IT,
houses were started and organized lu hs ~, iIici.
A.-Thcy might haN" orgai,.%- ti.'i 'v'H '''
- Who 10 You tGnk would 80 taet? The
society for ihe rr.N"m'ion, 'i rinr w. ao ,n.
thing To run Wl.hnm, ngNh .,. ,r ,,,rt.,n
% 0iay ~ ~, YI ar h ..a the only homes, man on
II? \. have heafI tha.., 49,. ,,.,. p,r.co ,.,po-
missioner on that board was Pn}nS ,9''': a.
Yes. and every man mo- eyer SI @ II !,,,,ss,ncr !',,
on that board was " hrln' 'ihr' aiil @ & ','i 49,,
1T except Mr. Mici@an "n'' am, ,bey lrd
| It. tom, kr,v
| Q-NL'r" dfI you i'"' "'
| where , .t,., , NOUS
! Odd you oyo- take an action AfhihS' a ~ ~
paper for libei' Al h''" "''' 'u' INC ''''' ''''
not gone by , ,. ,,I
looked angrier stlL ., ,.r . ,,,,,,..
Q-pid YOU rN,I tma"' III
tion oi any n'",lni -rtt,,i,ns exrir,I vat?
| AHNn
! -Wba, Is the time. / ask you as a lawyer;
! At Is none II your bushes.
II being no" -" ''' va"
! "RIU UE-ENED BILLY "'i-N F'" III" 'N''
| Lieutenant Governor shcrhan came into ih"
! courtroom for "A fcw minutes after the recess.
! smoke with his brother and then went out, saying
] that ho had come business u1toNn which needed
: hIs o,ton,ion He did rot return to the room
during the afternoon session.
/ Mr. Con was half an hour late In resuming thc
esi hn hed looked p the rccorls In the case OF
Policeman william Dwyer. Who had been charEci
| Dwvor ha4 not been tried by the Commissioners
| OF General Sessions. Tho Commissioners had
aFnpifT af,g The man hnI been c"nviccd Mr con said
| In the case OF Captain O'COnnor, the trial papers
! showed that he had been tried on Apri. 4, and
IRON from Vt" the clerk's office. although Commssloacr
shcchan had stated that The paacrs had been in
| the Keeping OF Commissioner Murray or Com
| missioner Kerwin tor cxamination
| How DO you account for his? n don't
| one OF the other Commissioners
Q.-There IS written on the official envelope the
SS1isso,nrs ,' Martin N"Clavc MacIcan and
| Sheehan u there had been an examination , ron 10y 10y
al OF me Eomn'5S'on,'S az . lln. ur WI, M Vas % no
! vclouc means that the four Commissione heard
| the testimony at thc trial 1t does 70, show lhat
ma, ,ne I9'ii,'s'o'e's ~ ~ rase '"' ""' "'''
| ~ .c ,.,, ,.,.,,,v ,>.ry,,,o.n,r
II WAS "i''''' h''' iNrN'''' 'h''F''
y n
| g q ,n@, 49, ,t ,,,,,t.,,o,r j., t,,
was cohSIuc''r ~ "t N'''''''''o'c'' i. "'''''"S
at a verdict ha'" here the record or captain
! O'Connor which shows that In 1891 he was charged
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Win dSs"u''"s " ''"~'" az" "'I'"""h "''" "l'"-
! out cause and afterwarl assauting him A. the
/ police station two complaints on one dav and
! ,. 49,, 80, , H.. -,
'ha' no oeciS'o, nus Se' oc'" give" "y 'he oo'n-
mssion"rs In that case can you explain that?
AmI was not commissioner at mat time ana
/ VI ., ,ni y ma ,.o i,o ,,.,,,,, , ..,
Rule X" %hib iates ,. tbn, h mr." de,
|
| sioners had responsibility for the enforcement OF
the laws. and the witness replied by reading Rule
/ NO. %, winch states mat II Is the duty OF the
- g nn wou tbcr ,aIn thn '' grn",nd tho, h ca
pefintendcnt was responsible for any failure 70
enforce the laws? A.-The Superintcndeni has re-
to him az 20 ,bn anf,r,,,, M w. ''oi,l ii,n 'cF'.a ~,
laws within their disricts and prcrjnri9 and he