The herald., 1894-12-29

"Yes."
"You permitted this state OF things to
90 on ?'
"No."
"The statement made by the grand
juIy i false"
"They were untrue.'
Mr.. Golf read q report prepared by the
witness In which he gave the list OF
gambling houses and policy shops.
take the name of John Daily. Did
you close his house? ?"
mo"
mike Murray's?"
"Yes."
'Mattis Corbstt's"
II don't know about that. That
house Of Mike Murrsy's Was exposed by
. World reporter"
''Don't you think it would ba good
soheme to get some of the newspaper
men to assist the police In discovering
gambling housesP"
well, some Of them are very bright
fellows"
ibid you raid Mike Murray's place ?"
"Yes, l found some gambling imple.
msnts there. think they were sent to
Mr.. CONS tock."
EVERYBODY LIED.
Then Mr.. Goff called up young man
and asked the inspector whether he rec-
osnized him.
II may have seen him before, but /
cannot locate him."
But you watched him this morning
In the court ROOM"
II did not. am not watching to.
day."
"Well. be is q respectable young man
named Rosenfield. and he went TO your
office to make complaint against one OF
your subordinates 2"
He may have done so."
ibid you not ask him il he had any
money to settle the matter. and say 10
him when he stated that he had no
money and would not give it up ii he
had, GO to hell. you Sheeny. / am
tired Of you Christ killers; you people
killed Christ and you are not wanted
here ?"
II brand that a. lie."
Mr.. Goff then read q list OF brothel
keepers in certain streets OF the tender
loin, which were reported by Inspector
Williams a existing Ia the precinct
and asked whether he closed them.
Inspector Williams said he closed
some Of them. He was always closing
disorderly houses when in the precinct.
Nov. tell us how much money you
got each month while acting captain Of
the tsnderloin."
II never collected anything"
"Well. your wsrdman did,"
"No, he did not."
"You have got rich on the proceeds
Of police corruption"
''If were q rich man would not be
hAv
Then Mr.. Golf turned to Captain
Schmittbsreer's evidence.
"Schmittberger was your confidential
man? 2"
HE Was not; had no confidential
man."
Williams denounced Schmittberger's
testimony against him as false, and said
Schmittberger was a liar.
ORIGIN OF THE TERM TENDERLoIN.
'Did you not christsn the precinct
now known 90 the 'Tendsrloin' by that
we'll known name. which has made 1t
iamousW
"Weil. in speaking to a reporter. I
said l had been living on rrmp steak in
The Fourth precinct, and that l was
going to have some OF the tenderloin. sa
there was better saloons, hotels and
rsstaurants there"
when you said that you preferred
the tsnderloin to the rump, am l
correct in spelling the word stalker"
mo, you are off," (Lsughter).
Williams said that be had an affidavit
from ex-Csptain Carpenter.
why did you get it?"
$50 that I could use it II I were
brought on trial."
ION trial-where
"Prcbably in the criminal court or be.
fore the commissioners" said Williams.
"In the face OF the mountain of evil
dencs against you of being corrupt
man. everyone who go testified did 60
falsely ?"
"Yss SIR"
"Tnat will do." said Mr.. Goff.
Mr.. Lexow asked the witness how 1t
was in the face OF all the publicity
that such evils were in existence that
capable inspectors, captains and other
officers could close their eyes on these
abuses.
"Thsy don't close their eyes, Mr..
Lexow," said Williams. "they are max
ing arrests oil the time"
"Well, why did they not arrest the
wsrdmsn who were collecting bribes ?"
"Probably they did not know that
sueh thing was going on" said Viii.
liams in reply.
Williams was then excused.
Anthony Comstook came into the room
and spoke to the commissioners just at
this time. Mr.. Comstock was evidently
very angry. and when the senators ad-
iourned for recess he announced to the
reporters that he would demand an op-
portunity to publicly vindicate himself
against the allegations made yesterday
BY Louis Streep.
Moriz Rosenfeld was called to the
stand and declined to give his address,
saying he feared i'll treatment at the
hands of the police. He described his
visit TO Inspector Williams. Said he:
II was outside my boarding house
with . friend of mine, who tried to
open the door, which was locked. A
policeman came up and told my com.
psnion to move on. He tried to ex-
plain; the officer struck him with his
club. When l went to complain said
to Inspector Williams:
"But Williams says he does not
know you." interrupted Mr.. Golf.
He 10 q liar" replied Rosenfeld. "He
threatened to throw me out of the sta
tion, and said to me: You damn
sheeny, you killed Christ for 80 pieces
OF silver and I shall have nothing to do
with you."
Captain Delaney took the stand after
Mr.. Golf had called Captain aud Mrs.
Martin and Captain Meekin without