New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
SCHMITTBERGER'S DEMANDS.
WHY HE TRANSFERRED POLICEMAN DE
GANN.

FRENCH LINE FOR OVERTIME WORk-HE
GAVE THE CAPTAIN HALF AND THEN
THE LATTER WANTED ALL. WHICH
WAS REFUsED-A $500 PAYMENT
TO sCHMITTBERGER WHICH
MR. FORGET. THE AGENT
OF THE LINE FOR
GOT ALL ABOUT.
The Popes reporter. as Father Ducey has been
caled-a title however. which he is emphatic in
e!scaining; Policeman Shalvey. the Side partner"
o, Policeman Hussey, who threatened to shoot
a witness; and Mary" who sells apples and
chocolate were the first three TO arrive in Part III
Of the Superior Court yesterday, where the Senate
Investigating Committee resumed Its sitting Then
Norris Jacobs the man who had to pay lot Of
money 10 ge; on ";he force" and got on. came
IN, looked around and smiled Norberth Prefer
shook hands with him. and all eyes were for time
turned on Norberth. who has become quite hero
aad has under advsement' offers from more than
one museum manager TO exhibit himself with the
revolver with which Policeman Hussey threatened TO
shoe; him. What Pfeffer doesn't know about Essex
Market Police Court is not worth knowing. and be-
fore the work Of the committee began he told the
reporters whole lot of interesting things He s8id
tia; Silver Dollar" Smith, "Issy" Dreyfuss. re-
porter his son-in-law. and Martin Engel practically
ruled in the Essex Market Court Silver Dollars
F"ASe near anu says t-At .4''.'" 'S-N
hin the reason ne gave his daughter in marriage to
arsporer was in order TO keep an account OF any
trouble out Of the papers
Senator Bradley was bright and smiling as usual
aac when the chairman struck his gavel on the
ethch the court crowded.
ihe chairman began the days proceedings by read
ms letter which ne had received from Benjamin
murphy. Chief of Police OF Jersey City, in which
ne ncsosed resolution by the Commissioners OF
roce OF that CITY, calling attention TO the testimony
sven by William Applegate. the "green-goods
man TO the part played By Detectives Dalton and
~oHu Of Jersey City. in aiding the "bunco steer
..s W at the Pennsylvania Railroad depot Chief
uphy requested that copy OF the testimony IN
..esFd to the matter be sent TO the Commissioners
" Police In his CITY
Was agreed TO furnish the testimony.
James W. Ledwith. warden Of district jails under
sp2artment Of Charities and Correction, was the
,.,a ""aess Ledwth has been examined before IN
1vn to certain abuses in his jurisdiction.
show v ,oh. you before>that we he'd testimony 10
rrowyoa you that what Is known working the
You was practised in of the prisons, ard
very vsTf-%ha, did YOU do when You left' That
ve.ilsa;seen as;seenns ! went to the prison and and In, IN
both at jser.Sn Of shs Market TAG Prs S's 1
had Or dr,,te believed that neither one OF onsln tnem
ana: a.,Isy isssy worked the grower. and on going to
was snsIrng lquor-store found that one OF them
when ! told him about II the next day ne
Then Isoeed 1t. and said he had IL with MS iuncn.
nlssionsra@ @ae charges against him before 'he |oi'
OWyfs and he was dismissed.
0nn,aaats his name? A.-Patrick O'Toole.
tier, you continue your Investigation any fur;
to "A. Eve have the power 10 admit counsei
The Ehs.soners az any hour OF The night; .
Yes. ~cnarman-Do you exercise that power a.
Mr. rsc~e N while in cases Of great necessity.
anon, vi, sIi yes; but wasn't there arrangement
Be e Keepers that only certain lawyers would
Mr. Coz A-fes, sir; but you must remember.
York W., that there are some lawyers In New
Nr enc cos Will do work OF that kind
there NON NON tweariiy)-I know: but tell me- have
keepers een charges preferred against any OF your
No sir "a reference 10 just such behavior? A
tod s,5 yo, except in the one case OF which have
to ret ,aoout aoout the growler." 1t is very difficult
resumony to prove these things. The Com
tees beS are % ready to put stop 70 such prac-
ter "a ~ tne Chairman)-Would Ii nave been bet
Mn! Ayes sir ~ A'e "1 'N''
eerts,nE nEon-Haye you done anything else to as
~'n the truth Of the various charles that have