New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27
COLGATE & CO.'S
1906 LAUNDRY SOAP.
For years exclusively used by tho best famhos'

.on, =, 9, -ooq Ayes. for a half share in the
business
o~Wben did YOU get the stock? A.-Two years
ago.
Q-Have you got 1t now? A-No'
o-Didnt YOU go TO Albert Bach. lawyer. and
offer him 81 800 get license for the piace' A
No.
Q-Or any other sum? A.-No
O-Do you remember when you were ih'i'NuN'N
70 White the banker? Ayes
a Were I,oew and Buttner present? Al think
so. H.
Mr. Gofr saw that there was no use IN spe"uine
-. -. ,,,a on Slayer so he allowed him to 30,
calling Gustaye H. Martin. a produce merchant d.
No. SO5 Westinghouse. as the next witness
MONEY TO USE THE SIDEWALK
Odd you pay anything for permission 10 use
the sidewalk? Ayes
O-To whom? A-ro some officer
O-How much did you pay? A.-S-o.
n no xou know the officers name? A-No.
o-Hov did YOU come TO do 1t? Ale tod me
other merchants did the same
ODD you pay 1t every year? A.-ies'
a We're YOU interfered with while you maue
payments? A.-No. 49, o,ovo
AIN envelope. ,, , .
Yes. 49,. no,soo
Odd he say anything about the statoh-"ouSe'
A He said something about the "old man
Odd he say who the old man was A'-No
Odd YOU always pay the same man! A'-->o'
there were two different ones .
NJ Go0-You occupy only the basement! A.
Yes. $780, ,,o,. von
knew kPsg he had no ''S"' ~ ' o,,,, b. done to
A
ana ''H peaunsor,-How many hours day did you Cd,
s,r M ne sidewalk? Al don't know-the houi'
vs Sa9ator Lexow-what was the average time
APeT Ra5psom may paid the officer bride? A.
o'-You knew you had no right to use the SIDE
walk for storage? Al don't know. nr,ess n
MI nrirnnal than the policeman who eXior,ed
money from him. but Senator OC0nnS4r donhie
phatcaiiy: ,,si ny The Dubc and against the citizen
"I1ns cos then examined George Alison proauce
commission, ,nns Sare Wore a continuous smile
Odd you occupy the sidewalk VIII" '0''
A ODD i"y you u have any trouble with the poce
! A-The same as the resi-; ,oh x5n n wear
Q-What was that? Al PA''
oc CUPID q YOU Always pay the same man? A-No'
dereN5 ron were never interfered with? A% mo
been paying $50 for the last two years VIA
6@wSa, captain came to ,n inHt precinct TWO
Ye senat axO the price was .afh
| s15 10 so what reason vas given. A"'
NOS ocF from whom? Ale didn't say W. MI,
Q-Dld you pay in an env We Ipnye,6ee
To Mr. Nico the witness said thai ne N "Sr !. vas
Sidewalk most from midnsh; Yntii a, ~. iee room
| free in the middle of the DAY ~ NV
TOT PWhy do You laugh? Al can't hep 'ausN'ns
YIN DOES NOT CALL TT BRlbF-Hf.
a., your story Is true. did you not comm,
hrIberv, Al don't call It bribery. ot'e" pA''
MONEY when had done n wrong ,-,-.......
~ conI wish the chairman would relnsru' y
| this witness that he cannot be pu'''s"e" '' aug
| bribery 10 which he testhes here.
| sector Lexow-Yes witness. your testimony he''
| acts as bar 10 any prosecution 49,.
| sna.or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS should kno" INA
! they can procure immunity from inuo''"c'' -
co OH gveo criticised this view Of the law ~
wanted know i LAKE Sk9rP ,s sl committee
| Nr CON spoke up strongly; MI. 500 -, m.
ter than any one csc IN ~, the ut;erlng such
| La wnopper that he had 70 sini. w. r;rnor,
chants that the only way 70 oreaN n ap and testify
| II Mr. NcoN is through his AtNc "o' W
Wallace Cook. a dealer in lamp goods ~ yoo ,u
,9S Maiden Lane testified that about tm VII "a
ago man who said ne b 5epIesen grea, many bar
toa ~ goods on the sidewalk The man M. ~
handed him o ea1 bae ana anroycd BY the police @e
that. because when me Po!lfh arrcIs on the aide
Rad 'a ahey We're told that there hsd been an ar
rangement for that" For seventeen for W
H9oT Hovnn Co. in Pearst. and he tre ,S nr
had handed out money when the bsd Kept car
he cash drawer similar to the card whieh II
had received two years aso,rodrcs dealer Of No
hSmss r. W ssiied th St01h" e had Pad 2
YEAR Tor two years to Kelly me wor Vas ah hande
the use of the sidewalk. The money war '"''-
| 10 Kelly IN an envelope o,,o,.s,,, made nm,
| O. (By Mr. Gon)-Had you p1e''O'''' ~
objections TO paying piacK"a"
HE HAD MADE NO OBJEcIloN9
Mr. Nicoll and Mr.. Ransom both objected 10 u
form OF the question. Mir. Cor said 'h"' II ""
right TO say blackmai when that was r'e"
seaa,or 1exov ruled that the witness airead
90 oa,,tttod having been blackmailed. but Nj
coz changed the question as to leave out u
o~ars,ye word and the witness then SAID he ma
not made any objection - -.
n Hal YOU been fined? A.-Wen, TWO me
who said they were marshals came TO 'he s'o'
and were going TO seize some goods uhieSS JUG
mems opd YOU have any trouble long as you pal
hSe, when did you pay him last? A-Lastt ran, 10
= NV Senator Lexow)-Did any one adviss 70
TO pay the police? A-My neghp yos 'o'' '' ''''
had bett nT IN bnn called William c. Rehn. pre-
,e Mtc pianst. who had volunteered 70 CIV
st ihs saneerfest in Madison Square Garden
Monday evening The policeman whose T., ma" mn
was smith was present IN M Mr. Rehm In con
pany with an old man friend MT. Kehm a saiu' y,
went the Garden ana dfieH we're no teken' snit
who was duty near the noxoise sa friend ent Il
could get seats sa ipT handed the money to the pole
man. who passed the two men through ahT BIt
and told them to walt behind me oo men IN,
arena until the performance began "heh '"'
could get seats. .. ~ "a