New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
FRIDAY,
JUN e 8, 1894.


her house after April l. She protested, however,
that she didn't want to injure him. She also denu-
fed the ward men. Mr.. Jerome asked her;
HOW THE MONEY WAS GIVEN.
Odd you give Farrell the money In anythngf
A-sometmes in envelope: sometimes not.
Odd you ever other keepers OF such houses
there when you paid money? Al saw one lady
Mrs Weiss OF No. l27 Pltt-st. l saw her give Far
rell something in an envelope. but don't know what
II was.
Captain siebert wanted to testify at once, but
promise was made to him to call him later linen
a recess taken.
Justice Roesch was again in the witness chair at
the beginning OF the afternoon session at 40
o'clock. He said he had brought with him some OF
the cash slips to show how the entries of charges
slip in the case of the payment by Mrs. Thurow.
because it had been destroyed in the regular way
fore the committee was the only one in his Office.
The books in which payments to the T t fu pos
session OF Mr. Fennell. The fee of 500 paid ,py
Mrs s as Of No uS @ It.
she was stln awaiting trial under Indictment
vS s s Mr. ra%nahy dat r leader Visited the
Dstrct-Attorneys office on behalf Of clients wne
district leader | visited the Dstrct-Attorneys OF.
flee three times in two and a half years on behalf
Odd you hear that you had been spoken S,sen
on account of YOUR frequent visits there in such
cases? A~No This is the first time ever heard
know nos ps asr Bq lis s sqa e:
tw2 KS6%n as omDosay They kept hall
I'm the Bowery. Butler was client OF mine. lie
sI o Wa he refused license? Al think he
W. o-pia you get license for him? Al cannot
remember II | did.
HIS MEMORY AGAIN SHORT.
o-Don't YOU know that you received $1,000 Tor
getting him license? Al never received sLooo
from him 1 don't remember If he had license:
| OWL YOU swear that you DID not receive ~"
| from him? Al will swear that did not
OWN you swear that you did not receive WV!
ANo. | cannot swear az to that amount
Odd you know man named rai"cf' A.
Mr. Go called upon he man named to stapa rp'
and Justice IH RefsGn cid Pamer psy s to 9oa Al will
answer that proGncing some papers, nicu pnas
oaime- vas nv client IN an excise case. on April
49, 1884 was retained by him TO appear od pe Sis
the understanding that would receive ~ more !,
o9nS his eess I'd ara Bepe S Sr t 9 @
in case After that bearing the boa,b bosrd
s 40 and reviewed tho testimony in argument
FOR another hearing. calling atteatlon 2ar @
NO, 'p rnoTn as a mar Of baa character There was
another hearing and then the Fem p aim
QThat second hssrins was prTrGGs e 'atenographer
hearing, was IT not; ~ Ne Sonnission-
''00 Why did you ask to have certain policemen
| Election Day? A-Because the policemen asked Tor
IL as ,,h ana tbey wanted TO be rear their homes
on that day. so they woGld not nave ~ % ~ ~
to vote
TEN WE'RE MEMBERS OF THE CLUB
o-H,w many such policemen were members OF
the T,mmany Club? A.--A5out ten or Twelve.
| O How a,d you manage 70 get them assigned
! to me districts IN which they lived? Al spoke to
! Captain Doherty abCG; IT, , c..o,s,,v
"p G@D ID you defend him afterward against an
@ him in the en-, Court for 5000 for alleged
lss fTes but Ps' ns in ao 1 S Sni me- S"''ss1
ODD You ever recsiye any money for securing
tn appointment o. PoceWTan1? - ligeT wa aia in
prison and la-w about him. but never saw h i0
IDu 70" r5e,gs noS% 'T Ther 81 was an ap-
pcation for his parton and prepsrea he papers,
but do not rot know s2 he Eeep doTdery houser
Al do NOT Lno" ..s.,.r u,,er Won he'd your
chcwder parties to end around to the dsordery
houses for subscriptions? 10. -, man who
clSlm-I to be the agent % the T4m,nsny cup IN
making such collections OF subscrip,ionbs o, man
named Summer who was sat to have been cen, mh hh,
corrections ana calming 70 act for the e.uo out
! 10 no: know that he was arrested.
Senator Lcxc~ Gn,errup;ns)-The witness for
'" W. Gor-T beg pardon might a;so object if
WIT Mr. Ra5sSm-That is qnkind m . -. witness.
| Mr. Gon-I meant d!scouriesy 70 the w''ness
The TSs wssssI would ike nave my managing
clerk as to the H" not be The
explanations that point have been sulhclein.I anu
By Nj d per yon t engaged in an
unlawful business? Al have not
MR. GOFF OBJECTS.
Mr.. Gor-I object That has not been charged
! on the contrary. It stated tina; the witness
kept the money which the police thought they
| ought to have got.
| ~ nv Mr. RaDsom)-Do You know OF any pay
meu,s made by other persons to the police for pro-
tec;ion? Al DC not 20 Won never heard anything
Of such y p aS Dt to the police? Al have heard
rumors thai money was PAID f9r proeT no that to
be q 4 fact senator AE Do sH not ''" you INV
oes T1s then ,qa to fsR f PCesm ann
Martin Morrison. young patrolman IN uniio ,s
wnP s1d We Stationed at Kingsbridge About the
time OF his appointment ne haa Nav ssnvbody
@. CBy Mr. Jerome)-How did you spend the
Did you no. buy your Uniform on the install
| m S iRio 1n much did It cost? $50
Whn you 6OrrOwSa the 70 DO w ySur amer
| said | going 10 get married.
| HE MARRIED ANOTHER GIRL
Odd you get married? Ayes, two year1
later. but not TO the girl had been going WITH
Q.aughter)
Upon being questioned more closely about the
money he spent about the time Of his appointment
the witness accounted for SfS which he had spent
for clothes. a revolver. a club and belt and some
bedding. a., .
Al kept II. -. .,,.
ter since YOU were called here witness? A.
| talked with Mr.. Grant.
o~-When did you pay the money back? A.
About months .
Odd YOU apply any for aid when you
were appointed? Al had a letter to Commissioner
French from Percy X. Pine and another letter
from DR. Satterlee.
Q-fiave you talked with Policeman Shea who
was witness here? A.-No; have seen him, ous
| have not talked with him.
Odd you read his testimony before the COM