New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

DER Indictment for clubbing two men in The P99ii
tai si MT con .al ' nS a. him about the
main iacis in ne cas- He s.ke4: w.
90 the races? Ayes.
dad you companions? A.-No.
Odd YOU meet any one You knew? A-Ho.
Odd You your friend Lynch there? A-No
40 or i im.5,;, A-Z Xo2,
Q-No ore connected wiki that transaction? A.
oa2 key s@S s 9oa 3Gl sdaT Pfa u4E @y"ner'
cha HG %Sa . X ' dS" Know 55 What you mei"
renee? A.-Nes. u Newark.
& -Whe, fo1 A A~To y Nee fEG
Q-What was his name. A.-Nugent.
Q-Wha' Is he? A-He,s hatier in Jerf5y c' IT,
Q'~W6om did you see? A.-Frlends of Nugent.
Q."Did You talk aboU. lynch? A-No
Q.-D'ni you know ,aa; Lynch and smith were IN
pains tia: they should not be served with subponas
by the Lexow Committee? A-No.
A DESIRE TO TELL THE TRUTH.
Policeman Charles A. Beck who called next.
Il pleasing contrast 10 some cflicers who nave
testified as he showed or less desire to tell
the truth He has been on the force twenty-five
years. Mr.. Gon began the examination thus;
Q.-Do YOU know Of an ARRANGEMENT among the
police to decline 10 reveal anything II called up be-
fore the committee? A.-No. slr.
squad ''0H H- .S''1 ZAP" Aprii, ia2 " ''''
rQmThat is rrsular rrecnct n'IE nn5 p, nr
=" Q~Who IS is ne captain? A--caPtain Anaire.
Q-Isn't /, fact that men do special duty for
steamship companies ana receive compensation? a
Q-Isnt It the general rule? Ayes.
aS5nt tba yS envc o . ra29 AWc spoke among
ourselves about that. I've heard men say Iherc
goes OF The envelope gang. don't know what
Q-Docsn't it mean men who give up part Of their
Dbl You ever give money in that way? Al
gave Sergeant Taylor $40 not long ago
GLOW dil you give IT. Al just handed II 10
Q-,wAyG Al dqn't kn9w sH iia- t- ,,o CAP
tain? Al don't know. Sergeant Taylor is a friend
Of min,. ana just handed 4 20 him.
Q.-When was this? A.-The second or third day
&-WWSSs ;@it =, the n, 95s' 'm T3.5 AvYe'.
Q,-Where did YOU give it TO him? A-On the
Q.-What diT You say. A-IIcre. Sergeant, I'll
make YOU a, prcsen, Of ihis. To- 49,. ..-,.,
Q.-Why dd you DO i? Al was IN ne s're .,t
bull was sent there Taylor has always be'h
' Q~You receive u,,le compensation from the
Q.-Yol'ye got a partner Ayes.
Q.-Tha, Is cu-'omary along the docks? Ayes;
Q"This one sio IS the only case Il money pnl to
a superior that you know ofr A.-les.
Q-When were you sent % the American Line 3
pier? A-Cn February q.
O.-Why dI You wait SO long before making me
present? Al got money from The steamship com,
pany only IN The last two or Three months /
wouldn't give Il from my salary.
Q.-Were you not afraid that %" sergeant "'nl
prefer charges asliDs; you for Offering MN money
Q.-Was thu, understood by all members Of The
force? A.-Ies.
~ this point recess was taken. -
After the recess when Policeman Bc"rk h1i been
told 70 scat himself again n ~" witness chilr
senator IcNow said he desired - make another
announcement for the couWitfr" r'f-fI-nS thr
published story that the committee secrets hhi
been BETRAYED hy one Il the d'"rk"e;'r. Tn"
commiitc. dl not desire % cast any rcH'cu'i7
ur0u the writer Of the story. %" -al. hui merely
t. announce that there was no foundation IN fact
FOR the report and t. request that u" "ihcr si,n
reports should he published without previous ''"
sultatlon with IN" committee
Mr. COZ got up and said that th'r" ha1 n'"n
some excuse for The report inasmuch IS ar 3.'.-
had noticed the sudden disappearance ~ me H""I
keeper at the time when the witness. clarke was
tesiifying Tucsday g., .,.
But ,hat only coincidence rnii senator
IoXow "as the dcorkccper had been sent "ut w
the committee 49, 49,. - - 800.
MIR Ransom said he ala not wish 20 eross-eNam-
inc the policeman IN the witness chair
q nv senator I..XOW1- You terilncl that YOU
| had paid SO 10 the sergeant what proportion