The sun., 1894-12-28

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lied committee but a committee of the Board Of
| Education. but Mr.. GoT stated the fact that II
was and assured the witness that he would not
misleed him IN a matter Of that kind.
o.-Why did you refuser A.-tBluntly) be-
Q.~why, sayp A-Becsuse the names were
CHOW A.-Published.
| Q.-You put yourself on record here that you
protected the owners OF houses OF Ill fame from
having their names publishedH A.-From that
Q.-Neyer mind about that committee. You
protected them from publication Ayes:
don't believe U, in advertising S such places. l..
meant when he had said that he knew all about
those houses. The. witness promptly struck in
,.nIsgS ALLEGED houses" where"t the spectators
Mr.. Gofr-oh. that "aiieged" is n chestnut
Q..Then you violated the law which makes
| u your duty, which charges a Captain with that
dutyI Al may have inspected them from tho
o.~To see II the bricks were in line or II the
| front needed painting? A.-No. sir.
THE HOUSES DID NOT INTERFERE WITH SCHOOL
| CHILDREN.
The witness said that he had also refused TO
| give to the School Board committee the names
OF the occupants OF disorderly houses. because
them" and did not think the committee honest.
Q.-May l ask. Inspector. II you have ever
you were required to testify 7. A...Yes. sir.
clude this committee in your answer A.-Yes,
Odd you ever know OF an honest charge
against yourselfl A:.Yes, sir.
Mr.. Gof read from the record that the Inspec-
tor had testified before, the School Board com:
III fame do not interfere with children going and
coming from school,"
The witness admitted that he had so testified
Q-And is that a fact7 A.--That is a fact.
There is no, no life about house lat those hours
Ut is on our records. Inspector Williams,
that you have the audacity TO sit here under
neighborhood do not interfere with school chill
dren. DO you take that positionr Ayes.
BUT HE ORDERED THE SHUTTERS CLOSED.
Q.-You are recorded here [recurring to the
the shutters OF all those houses closed A.. Yes.
not yoI nsW 70 II +, fact they Tsrs dsor
.Q.IThen what right had you to invade the
rights OF an honest householder A.-The rop-
o.%And reputation Is sufficient TO convict ,
Mr.. Coffin all cases.
the Recorder-elect. and earned himself thereby
. bad quarter Of an hour Mr.. Goff dwelt with
King to the witness. SUI upon the fset that he had
then subjected the inmates of the houses re:
Ierrcu 10 10 WnlCn tney certainty WOulu
not have submitted tO quietly unless they were
conscious law breakers, and orders which he
sure thai t thew wese law brest ers in spte of his
present averment that he had no evidence that
the houses were ,disorderly. and were only
when the counsel at last switched from that
subject, and asked:
SOME OF wILLIAMs's TRIALS.
Q.-What was the outcome Of that Louise
WaIlips'S Al don't remember anything
He did not remember that he was convicted
nor that he was fined number OF days pay.
hut would not swear that he was not. Mr.. Gofr
wanted to know II he did not employ Charles 5.
Spencer as his counsel In that case. The witness
o:.Wili YOU swear you did mott ADO you
thing but the truth II can get that out OF YOU
what 4 tU% was fne%n as the the %d IN
.,Q.5You have cSmmitted so many outrages on
member Individual cases I A.-That is not 80.
Q.-And is II not so that for many years In the
Say n.
Q.1Nor the champion clubberf A.-Wel,
'o.-Now do you remember the Wild case
o.EDoyou remember going to Mr. Wild after
be a mob" A...Who Is this wildi Give me
0.NThomas Wild. Al remember such
man who kept place at the junction Of Cherry
Q.-That is the man, and you were found
guilty on his charges against you. A.-Iwas not
o.-You were publicly reprimandeds A.-No.
Q.-That was the tudgment' A.-oh. that
Q'-The udgmsnt did not do much good A.
! don't know. | was not reprimanded again
Mr.. GoH-wer. that was only year. and in
less than year after that you were charged
matory language against Alex. McGrew. Al
Yes; can explain.
THE INSPECTOR TAKEN FOR ooME-oS.
Mr.. Goff-No; we will not go behind the
record. Do you recall the case OF Of Mr.. Adams
| OF Campbell Il Co., AS Nesey street, who charged
you before the Commissioners with cursing ana
dAmninR him and catching him by the throat
and throwing him into the street, Al recall
Mr.. Gon-I am glad your memory is returning
and shows some signs OF life. A.-oh, am alive
The witness said that one night when in COM
mand of the Fourth Precinct, he was walking
through yessy street TO fire. when Adams took
hold q him and said said rh Let & me INTRODUCES y9u
uniform "and he took me for . coms-on. /
took him by the throat and threw him into the
Q.-You are referring TO another case but We
may as well have your opinion as 20 what right
you had % take the law into your hands in that
fashion. Al have the right OF any citizen In
o.~Did YOU arrest himf You were = police
man. A. lie uAlc tue hIbl Ano1ulh ou luo- no
put his hand on me 20 attract my attention.
Q.-Did that give you the right, police ON
Ger, N take him BY the throat and throw him
into the strestr Al did II as citizen;
Q.-You were . policeman Al did Il e. .
citizen. and I'D dOit again tomorrow.
0OET SUCCEEDS IN HAKIEG WILLIAMS AEGRT.
Mr.. GOn-I have no doubt that you would !:
that you would do any brutal act which occurred
Isspector Williams ChOtlyI--hAt is your Opin-
Mr.. Gon Id is the opinion OF the citizens Of
this city. Witness with stlll more hsAtl-t Il
not sir
The witness qndou btsdlY look ID rather threat
enlng - he aAld this. and Mr., Gon replied " the
look with cOmmendAbls GOODNESS; Nos, Mr..
lnspsctoT, don't ~ant any psrsonAl AltsTcstioh
with you"
The Inspector for the only time during the
tso days eIanllnatlOn eomplstely Loaf eohtTol
q he tsmPsf. for hs blsrtsd out You had
batlsT not have one"
Nj Con replied 10 this: E0N. Ne will Est
along slthOul any bTAyad0 here II u not the
p4Ft ole brave IRAh % display The character Of
bfay ado aud bully. let us ask you again shy
gOu thTes that man in the stTeet p
The ~ithsss controlled himself yith a. effort
which nads ths veins GA biz foTshsAd ls0k -
II thsT ssTs dsspsEAtsly striving " srsAeh