New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
When did Granger leave your house' Alas

n ui FOR ISL six Vears eat At the same table with
him. e!cl A.Yes as have S1m told YOU o'' every
Ting fO you ever threaten send him TO prison
before last night Al have yS said and me o he said he
didn't n' care which. .,,s vo,r conn.
9aDd y you consn hm? AMr Ncoil advised
me that 1t was proper for me to oes'h '''''''''
Twas Granger ever in business with you? A.
fa SmiUg Company ss1Sr"y' A-Yes ,,,, show
9D0s' the ,Tessnt and d deon Granger
retary OF the company? Al think 50. o..,or,.,o,
Mr. Con pOdMneedM 5S Ssr' dSntaed h'''
O~Dd YOU put up all the money Tor tnat maj, COZ 10
the other curporators.
PUT HIM IN PLACE OF TRUST.
o-And in 1891. four years after you had discov-
cred that Gideon Granger forger. you slghed
that certificate putting him In "a secretary oi '"e
corporation? Ayes; had his promise 70 REFORM,
DID Won recommend him for place In the
Postofiice? Al did
O-You recommended for the service OF MS couh
try a liar thief and scoundrel' diu you' ~
He promised &c reform but backsld
O-And # was after that that you put him IN as
secretary? Al id everything could to refor7"
my daughters husband ,,..o T., correc,,cu, for
the summer? Al lived in Black Rock N n n,ck.
Odd you meet your OTokf not rememSsr that
ala / might have met them the train .,...
a9 0tiaye YOU any objection allowing repre-
ers for the Pension Fund? A.No; shall be glad
TO have you do II. , .o,,o-oruv and
W j. Daly. a United states marine In uniform n
was called to the stand DAILY appeared 10 nr u
way He told about excursion TO the Bowery
which ne had taken in April. and threw me en,,es
assemblage into commissions by several apt replies
70 Mr. Nlcoirs questions Mr.. Ncol started IN 10
make his cross-examnatlon the Son Tay saia he
was marine stationed in BROOKLYN Mr cxn os2n
asked him to tell In his own way about MS expert
ence In the Bowery about SIX weeks as"'
AN AFTERNOON IN THE BowERY.
Tho WItness-I went 10 the Bowery April ~.
| between 3 and o'clock In the afternoon. went
into saloon on the right-hand side as you 70 10
Thirl-ave. ! have got only hazy idea whae II
WAS but 1t five or six blocks ABOVE 'na''",
SQUARE I went into 4 back room ana "A" i'm''e
there. She came and sat down at a table with me.
and ordered a round Of drinks. had beer ana
| she had port wine paid - cents for the ronn''
We had another round after half an hour ana 'n''
n third round. | gave a s. bill 10 the wane1 fe
didn't come back with the change very soon anu
| we had another round OF drinks Iheh dSN"'
for NV change and got only 20 cents. remonS'ra'-
ed and the waiter laughed at me went 10 ,n'
bar and demanded the right change. The BARTENDER
laughed AZ me | threw the % cents behind IN"
bar and again demanded the hight change Tnen
Two men came and Knocked me down. ami pea'
an Irnomlnious retreat the better par, Of yhlor
al met policeman two blocks away and com,
naIncd to him Ire said It was no use as mad
no witnesses went TO the Eldrldge-si ponce hta-
lion and made a complaint TO = man pchnu tne
nesSaps He said had no witnesses and could
DO nothing Then went 10 iIHce hu, man
in Uniform spoke to me ,Iyy ana to,I me N, p na
no chance for rcdres. te n On ' rh street had
aid and what they told me at the police station
lie said IA better not push The case a. '''eS j
'' M9 Gor~Thai was The end OF your pilgrimage
- Mr. IT. ScoIAnl hen never 70 there any rnors
q GIy Mr. NlcoID-When did you write 70 Mt'
Con about your excIrs0 . ,,-A, agent FOR
,hs Society for the Prevention OF Crime came to
! the barracks and saw me about H.
He WANTED TO DROP TIE AFFAIR
O Then you wrote to Mr. Con az counsel 10
nush the case for YOU A-No. quite the opposite"
! I wrote 10 have the matter dropped hdn De
| leve I had evidence enough 10 push me case.
o-When dId you say you made this excursion
| ON Aprn H. between > AMI $50 o'clock In the
evening when ] ain on an excursion OF ihh' kh1
| I don't pay much attention 10 the time uAugh'er
| o.-what did you 60 to the Bowery for7 A
| To enjoy myself
| o-Whai sights ala you expect 20 seer A'-Ihe
| theatres and dime museums and snloons.
! O-And the bearded lady? A twiih disgu'V-
9e1s sWciI %ou r~ni To- see me theatres and dime
! museums ana saloons. Ayes. II was chans'
'O On ~" change from plain prosnic BrooKlyn7 a
Sws" wh1' ss 1 a5o2 ali 1Ast about
hauss the stock Of attractions ,.,,... ,.,,,
OF Them? A.-There dozens Of them dldn'
'n m. t, ,,nyr dVeu on them closely? A-No.
0.-Your IDEAS are hazy as to the place ana the
''! Mr. Nicollrwel. guess we'll drop II.
Q dy Sir GoT-Dd you hear he name ~ d .eS
man who kept the saloon Al hearn next Jay
Before DAILY lett the stand he turned TO the com
mtee and said he wanted n 10 was plain
| that Tammanys venseance might reaoh 10 h'0'N
| ''Wr McCIaye was recalled and asked about th'
| management OF the Police Pension Fund he sale
! hy making general order to captains 70 loon
| after pensioners and inform the chairman 81
removal. The checks were drawn quarterly; Ex
cept those who lived outside the city the pensloner
s host to Of a ihs checks FOR $50
q. By Mr. GorD-Did you ever kho" OF any
' q"pid you ever hear tina, money had beer
drawn In the names OF men who were dead A.
o-wm you ask your seeTeiary, g f fgI9sh
record Of the death OF John Murray
The secretary made memorsndum OF the name :,
Odd you keep memorandum or your pilNsau
or business transactions outside OF the pahh ooohS
A PIrING UP WEALTH
n rs,', u strange that other records were burne
in your undergrad fire and these bank books an'
certificates OF stock were saved? A.-Thoy were
I'm a steel safe.
O-What Is the largest check you might be called
ut,on to slgr as OF the pension lund! A
A superintendent's pension would be $50 quarter
Q-How much insurance have you carried A.
From $4,000 10 $4,000 "A year 1000
made about $4,000 that year. That Ii more thai
the average. Ny income from rents ana pronts
| excllsiye OF my salary Police Commissioner. ma
been about p1 C00 year for the last ten years
received about $1,000 from rents. nave no
spent all my income. - 49,,
Mr. Gor-Then. In the last ten years you hay
made $4,000 and yet you say you are no rlche
| to-day than when you became a Police Commits
sloner? Al have about much property nov a
| had then.
/ THE CHARGES AGAINST THE CAPTAINS.
GA captain IL held responsible for the genera
| order I'm his precinct is he not7 A.-Yes sir.
O.-Is IT not\the rule that II the existence OF