The sun., 1894-09-11
GREEN GOODS SHiRPS AGAIN.
One Swears He Bribed Central
Office Men.
POLICE CAPTAIN meAMm ACCUSED.

Man Gave Them Tips -FIxips I. Teieernph
Operntor-A letter r,-ou, . Propertr
Owner to Conmi-s,oner Mae leo. watch
Had an Tmmedint, Erect Detective ser
acnnt nnnicy and uts watcher -R...-
tionS Between the roiice .rd I.wns-oh.
cr--PerauisItcs for Rccoverirs sto,e-
Goods-trapd Jury's Attention to Ne
Called to wnne-. who rwore Falsely.
John William COTS personally conducted
Senate investigating committee resumed its
labors yesterday in Part II. OF the Superior
Court. Mr.. Con has been known to say within
The past week that hc would reopen the proceed
ings with a sensation. lie kept his word A
young named Applegatc, whose appear
anccs are all in his favor. so far as the proba-
bility Of his truthfulncss is concerned. made m
absolute state mcnt that he had himself, acting
for James McSaly. the green goods king. paid
money to Central ONCE representative for
police protection of the gree goods business.
That was the one sensational feature Of the
day but there we're many interesting features
besides. a Central Oficc man-Detective Ser
geant Hanley-was on the stand for some time,
and the scope Of Mr.. Gofrs examination showed
that he exDects to prove that Hanley was the
agent between the Central Ofiico and McNally.
Before any evidence "a to this was produced
the examination of Hanley was interrupted.
and when the examination Of Appleyate had
been brought to the point where the next ques-
tion In n usual sequence would have disclosed b
the name Of the Central Office man involved,
Mr.. Gon switched his examination.
The first distinguished person To enter the
committee room was DIR. Parkhurst. He took
seat near the counsel table and was talking with
a clerical-looking friend who entered with him,
when the committee entered. Chairman Lexow
hurried over at once to Dr. Parkhurst and shook
hands with him. Then followed Senators Sax
ton. Cantor. Robertson. and Bradley, each of
whom shook hands with DIR. Park hurst and
talked with him for some time. The Rev.
Father Ducey entered while this group was In
conversation and took his accustomed seat
within the clerks railing. Both reverend gem
tlemcn remained attentive listeners 20 the pro-
ceedlngs until the days adjournment at 5k
O'Clock.
At 1 o'clock the Chairman raped for order
and asked Mr.. Con II he was ready to proceed.
He was not quite ready. for just then DIR. Park
hurst shook hands with Mr.. Coz and congratu-
lated him on his improved appearance. Tho
congratulations were deserved. for Mr.. GoR
looks much stronger than he did before the
committees vacation. Young Mr.. jerome also
looked remarkably we'll, rs he should. for he
has been bicycling and swimming away down
in Marblehehd all summer. Mr.. Moss was sfnil-
ing and placid as usual That ends the list OF
counsel Neither Mr.. Nicoll nor Mr.. Ransom
was present, and Mr.. House and Mr.. Friend.
who wanted to take their seats, were not per-
mitted to do 80. Mr.. House made the request.
He said that his firm had been retained by tho
uniformed force to represent II In substitution
for 1.-THE counsel who was supposed to represent
tho Police Department" before recess.
Chairman Lexow declined to grant Messrs.
House and Friend the privilege asked for. on
the ground that the committee had no official
Information that a substitution Tor Messrs.
Ncoll and Ransom had been made. so far as
the committee was concerned, Mr.. Nicoll and
Mr.. Ransom we're NJ liberty to take their seats
at the counsels table. and tho request Of Mr..
House must be treated like that made by Mr..
Curtis, which was denied, as II il were request
for additional counsel.
DETECTIVE SERGEANT HASLEy's WATCH.
Detective Sergeant Charles A. Hanley had
b-en sitting quietly IN the witness chair during
the House incident, evidently wondering what
he was there for, for OF course he could not
know what preparations Mr. GOff had made for
his entertainment. lie looked up when Mr.. Coz
said In his familiar lnsinuRtins tone:
oh, Sergeant Hanley. what time Ia itI"
Mr., Goff had taken out his watch and looked
at 1t. but il seemed % have stopped for he turned
and looked At the Court House clock, which he
regarded with some suspicion. and then turned
again TO the witness. as II in that direction only
could he hope to learn how much ante or post
meridian Il was.
The witness looked surprised, but drew out .
gold watch and answered; 1T is hAlf-past H."
Mr.. ton had walked toward the witness. and,
when the answer came, was bending over him.
q That Is a very handsome timepiece you
have there. Sergeant; would vou mind letting
me see itY A.--Certainly not (unfastening the
chain from his waistcoAt.
O. Taking the watchl-It 10 really a very
handsome timepiece. II strikes the hours, does
IL nOtf Alt does.
BOUGHT IN A PAwS SHOP.
Q. tRetreAting with the watch Now. where
would YOU he getting such a handsome watch n
this. Sergeantg A. SLOWLY and distinctlyI-I
bought It in iOvers pawn shop, in Thirty eighth
street, about fifteen months ago, and paid $50
for H.
Odd you nowY These are very handsome
letters on the back; what are they? A.-rhs
letters are j. W.S.
Q.-Really now are those your initials? A.
No mine are e. 4. II.
Q.-To he sure, to he sure. Now what's thisI
seer What's this inscription. tOpening the
hack of the case wonder would It be gin
watch A.-The inscription is wArneok seds-
wick, from grandfather, July 2e, 1891"
Q.-warneCk Sedgwiek, eh? He wouldn't b
your grandfather? How long ago was this yOu
said you bought the watch; A.-FiIteen monthA
Q.-How came YOU to go into the pawnshopf
Any business takes me there.
Q.-WLat bUsnessG A,-LOOking for stolen
property.
Would you have any record OF that VISIT
What property you looking forf Al
cannot say whether II on that visit Sas look
ing for property or information.
Q.-who did YOU ask for information, Glovsrt
Al can't cay that be was there; l saw The
watch In the case. and asked about IT,
Q.-Saw you the initialsg A.-fes.
Q.-And the inscriptlOni A.-Ies.
Odd you make any inquiry as 10 sedg~irkf
A.-NO Glover said lac know the man, AAa
took his word that Il wss all right.
You are OF an Rnsuspicious nAtursf"
The witness explained that the pAwRbroker
had kindly arranged TO buy In the watch 81 the
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