The sun., 1894-12-29

NOucnou cent uerlNel IrOtn the louuefioin
Al am prepared TO tell the truth
o.-You never received cent there? Il that
what you meant Al reoaved money, lu; NOT
from the Tenderioin, as you call H.
MS aRArutrous FLYER IN STOCKS
o.-From where, them A.-Down town.
o-Trom whouI A ornlnr.
o.-whof A.-Fliess * Hoey. A. Broad way.
o.-whst fori A.-Stocks
o.-whst stocksf Al don't know.
Odd you buy them A.-No.
o.-Hov much did he pay you A-ss,ooo or
$4,000.
o.-Hov did you get profit from stocks you
did not buy1 A-ar. FLess said he would taLe
chances on some stocks and give me the results.
o.-This is another case OF Gus TNthillI A.
No, sir.
Mr.. Coz No. tha, Is SO. This IS better than
the Tuthill deal. There $4,000 was made out
Of 5000. but you Ret $4,000 out Of nothing.
This Flicss you speek of is Cf the Hollywood
whiskey Company? A-Yes.
o.-was he President OF the Hollywood then
Al don't know.
o.-For the berea: OF New Yorx's deserving
poor won't you tell Us the preliminary conver.
sation leading up Ia a broker Offering 10 take
for nothing chances on some stock for your A.
He said he would take tho chances, and II he
won would hear from him.
o.-when did he pay YOU .A.-During q few
months after that talk.
Q.-where1 A: the Gilsey House at
the station.
The witness thought probably it was at the
Gilsey House, as Fliess went there TO sit"
nearly every night. and the witness stopped in
there nearly every night TO see him. Police
Commissioner Hugh Gardner. now deceased,
also was at the Gils.y House. living there. And
Mr.. GoT wanted TO know II that not the
Ia y~As al shourYn ha sights
OF the Tenderloin TO. The witness ssid he hadn't.
Q.-How did Fliess pay you that money
A.-oh. s4OO or $500 once a week
Q.-And in cash. o. course? A-Ies.
Mr.. corr SUGGESTS THAT THIS WAS bribery.
o.-Now. Inspector Williams, is IL not a fact
that that transaction was mere cover to con-
eeai the giving Of b.ibes TO you through Mr..
Eliess2 A.-No. sir.
Q.-You. a. a sensible man. know that that
would be \ clever way OF covering up the bribe.
and that it was familiar way. Al did not.
Q.-You had heard Of inembers OF the Legls-
lature winning their briles at the card table
and OF other people being bribed by winnings on
horses. and 80 you adopted hat method to cover
the hribes II WAS arranged Mr.. Fliess should
give youH Al did not
Q.-What had YOU done for him that he should
give you this money: A.-NC<hing.
Ole owed you nothing and received no
ncrsS sfG% w{Esa {ESa was aS your impression o, III.
transaction Al thought il was very clever
and friendly OF him. thought it was a sood
QsYes. but what wa. your impression as to
the motive actuating the siver Of that money
o.-Wss it your imprtl sion that it wa. a
proper thing ;or you. the police officer command
$500 or $500 from a man prominently engaged
In the whiskey business Al thought Il was
o, senator LeSow,"IIad liz. papers then pub
lcly charged you with being connected with
think Fless was President Of the Hollywood
then. He told me that his brother owned IL at
Q.-And that was the time he was foreman o.
the Grand Jury Of which he was never men, /
Der until he was % interested i IN HoI!y7Soodr A.
MIR. GoH regarded the witness for some time |
with perplened lock and then said in his most
money that Fliess paid you was part OF the !
money contributed for proteotion by the nOtoEi- |
None OF il was contributed TO me-" answered |
the witness, making close study Of Uncle |
% Contributed to any one for your A-Not |
that know.
Q, Did you ever hnd out how Dunlap, your
his deathI Ale only had two.
Odd you inquire how lie got them A--No, |
.Q..,when did you last see Matty Dunlap
Q.-Was il then she upbraided you for taking
an envelope @ from Dunlap when ben, he s, was dying
Odd you not send some Of your officers TO |
take an envelopc containing some yaluables from
him az Nh hat time Al never did;
The witness said ihs, he had In the Bow.ry
oSS and hk in Ss oG5 Dry boeS s65e Ss s eaad
mot recolleet IL he had any other bank account,
Q.-What is the cause Of your doubt: Any !
wife might have some account
ABOUT A DIAMOND cross AND A DIAMOND RING. !
o.-But she derived all the money she has
from yoqt A.IN9, sir.
o.;,Went 10 Mr.. Hess A.-No. to Peter |
Q.%What did she get thereG Alive thou |
.and dollars and has more coming from an
Q.~Her brother. who works as a clerk in . |
dry goods store MP town; go; nothing from |
PeterheRd, scotland Al don't know; have /
Ole has not numerous hank accounts
Where did your wife get the large diamond /
cross she wore: Al don't know that she has |
.Q.T7wSuld you swear that she never did ,
Q.-Where did she get it1 Al don't know,
wv! You dsEs to deny tha, she go, !,
loin; Al will deny it aud brand it as a lie, !
whether Il comes from you or any one else.
drew his gaze fICm the senators aud directed Il !
81 Mr., Gou. Tbs LAWYER asked the witness 10
said
Odd it not come from the same place your
big diamond ring came from Al never wore /
but the one have IN.
O.-What h., anne of the diamond ring you !
took from Madam PlatteI's finger: All never
took any.
Or from the French madam. Al don't
know oCc.
.Q.-Whai, Nine, ParetH Al know her. but
she Is Dutch.
NOW he COT TWO cows.
(Which Of the French mAdAms did you
Get your two Jersey cows from
The wstness denied having received . present
Of any Jersey cows and accounted for the pos
session a. lis Two COWS OF another breed by say
Ing that uue he bought and the second one Was
presented 10 him 10y the trs;.
The witness admitted knowing Nine. Blood, !
blt denied thai he lad compelled her 20 pay
S29,Ucu for $4,000 house. aud denied that be
had Corlpyl!rd number OF disorierly women
10 pAy $500 rach 10 get rid of an annoying eleC-
tTc light IN front Of their houses. and denied Ac-
ouAlLtsnCe with uumh~F OF familiar ChArac-
tsTs IN Institutions Cf the IrndeTloiu durtnR his
command. ana AZ last Mr. Gud sAi:
"PIGEoNs FRoN DELNoNICo's."
Q.-I suppose you will even deny that you took
she pigelas frum Dcmonl,o'sf A. tpuIlledl-
PIGEONS from lvlm. ,UiCo's:
Q.-PiGcoEs :-93a lelmonieO's. A--why. you
are rolnAuCing.
O-I ei us - no y0u know what q pIgeon &