New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-31

a complaint. hut Kelly told hm 10 go 10 'u,,n
N,,ch.iI's court and cay that there had been S"i'
goods on the sidewalk but they nal oer
and that Kelly had made the 'oi"Li,n nv, up,b"Ut
lowed Kelly's directions and was LEI o" "''''"'
Mr. Edwards testimony mad stir IN thG tri3 d-
room and the Comm,ssioneit Ap''"tr' 81" 90, ror
,,rosse, hx The story OF blackmaiL whlch WY COZ.
roboratel ~ entries N ~, MR. shafcr trici
10 make tn. witness admit that h' h'' '''" H'''''
OF pr ro, ,Sc woncy because was COMPELLED io
roniled Nr Edwards 10 one ~ the I1's' ~ III
was Ike nisn" ,' ,r'I He or YOUR uocle;book
o You paid this money 10 Nlolhlr N 10 ,,r ~,
you? Al paid because haH 10 pay 81 s'
hpsns,Ss' Won having any money the polio nov
-, since the IcNow Committee '"''' "
y,n To PAY FOR THE A"NING.
r p,,,ro.,z testified that whea the owner %
49, ruu,,ng No ~ Gre.nwlch-,t. was puirns up
M o,,,,y FOR him a policeman came '.'hS 'I'
s,o,ued the work. That WAS IN fehiuHH. - ~
pernho.tz who had be- n acr-iintei WIZ" ''P'.'
s,enhenson's brother. went e. the polc' s'"''"" ~
coo ~. CAPTAIN. anil talked with him about the
awning The Captain said h. would s'nH ho'y
around to FIX the matter Before Mr. h'''"'"H
90, bach, 70 his store rounisman was there I, 'e'
the vorlpen 20 60 ahead with The awning ~
cane later and SAID Il was worm ~ 10Y ~ -, ~
,bero hut he would only charge Mt b"i',n ~ 90
~ epIn vas pad 70 Key after NJ. Bcrnn"l.|
had got the owner Of The tui.alhs u "s''' = "
u, .e" r,srnbo.tz had testified IN Commssoners
he'd meeting IN another room and y. san !, 80, "
txScnsss incGrrcd in getting cvence and proeuras
Witnesses for ine pP. l5eta ii,''S''s avn
'' Presiient Martin stated mat tn none appr2pr,
o,ed Tor the expenses of the pole" iHfs wa "p1l'
sxhausfed whrreupon a resolution wa adopted ASK
INK th- Board Of Estimate an! AIpoIui ,,ni
- meet tie expenses Incurred in the yest'g'.iGn
II had been expected that the C)nnlli li.I- M "a
reach a decision In the cases Of Capa rs Cros. a,a
I,everv and Policeman Burns. G.enn1n ana Snl. IN.
who we're trlel for a..ege1 bnckmhi it 1pr,,h"o Us
IN the Eleventh. Precinct but Prcsiient Mariin an,
nounced tina; the cases would not be considered
u1,t shcrRan reported that samples Of
winter helmets for ihe police ma been ), -. -? nam
by seyers ha'ers for eNaminadon e,r5 AMI
+ NJ. Knox the broadway halter. had on 10
supply them IS s"fh c3n,sS1o ihd sampe
ana had selected the Speman he met as me one
they preferred the cmmiss2 gpi ae1'e' 10 nave
NV when the trial Of Captain stephenson was re-
cng IN tne COMPANY were ce t. prove by Their
accounts that the apples anI pacne1 wncm i isi
an henn " r@ceVed at the house Mcvn whspel.
Who was Mir Elwarlss partner in the produce bust
entries in the e1ger which he had made The ac-
count in the leiser agnHs C1ba's. in rash and
under IT was grtten:
10 AK C;reenwich-s corroborated The testimony Of
Mr. Bernho.tz to IS being a;lowsd m the rent
Tor the aIdtiona! expense 81 putting up the avn nS
He said he thought at the time mat tns p'hce , haI
the right to stop Ihe srec2n % 1Tn him by MT
Skater he aid he had apparently violated no law
putting the awning he rtise %, To- ,v nf' M ' b
lief that ne was being allowed to violate the law
THE PANTATA WANTED MONEY
George Allison a commission merchant. at R"ade
and Washington SITS. had not seen Captain stephen
son. but he had paid $50 to Kelly for the use OF the
sidewalk. lie said: Kelly came around ana Sau
the old wanted 80. We were violating 'he Guy
ordinance he declared and It would cost us the So
I aaId all rlg and placed 80 in Stilt'l
envelope as Kelly asked to and gave II to Kelly.
Kelly said that would protect us for year o,,,,,
Mr. Shafer made loud objection to the reception
of Mr. Allisons testimony and argued at great s,t
length that Captain stephenson could not De req u
allison in an asIesye ,or h East ana Mo nf from h
witness Having rot Mr.. Allison to say that he
would brlbe man II 1t was necessary to saye n ~
t Ssmg Mr weilman then got witness 70 say
that in the OF Kelly he had not given prine,
made the witness repeat that he would commit
bribery and risk going TO prison to save ms nlsi.
He was about 10 sit down again when Mr.. "eiimah
Were you not told last night. after the police
that you could not 80 with your business?
shaterAm not sonS, to be a nr ,b 10 c1 nave
she asa @Dr' DO you want Mr. Wei keep
this up all day. object 70 ms and ruled GU, the
question, , ,..,,, ,.o,sr q, M 90 Wash
nston,a testified that b February 1871 he ordered
his bookkeeper TO pay $50 twice year to po bic
the policemen He did not know The Po I,S ra,s
apparent cheerfuness that he knew he was violating
the city ordinance and he understood thd me h
ordinance t Mr. Edwards and the other merchants MS
him also Gas a ns w oy 70 Dy on u"
Commissioner Murray-How long did that state OF
'" The winess-Day after day. week after week and
The commissioners Will 60 with the trial At 1910
L. m, to-day.