New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14

MICHAEL MORAN: 1T WAS COMING WINTER
purpose Of securing YOU capianey ana 'ha' sS'"'
ODD YOU ever talk wish them 10. .,,s
{! But YOU had no personal Kn'"'''s' ~ '''''
p.i Won never Inquire ab9n, this fund 81 nose
p.1p'c VINO were reported 20 b" si's''loe'S - I"
scaa.or LcAow-Aftcr certain nliy.drsis r h<si
MS flnd. y,u id not even ak about ~ N-''
SIR
NEVER TALKED WITH THEM ABOUT IT.
ID, Won mean 20 say TIA; wh'n specific sums
were mentioned as having been subscribed 10y S''
GA, ,c-.ons you did 40, talk WIKI any on" about ~
that You iG No.. THINK 1t worth yo" ""''' ~
inquire +, - them Al dl mI' notes
:, any on. abou, ,hc lin. this money vas SUD
scrioer, On, FIR v"u give notes about January
1V.,, name some person. Al CIV" " itI''.n IN
80 - iohn Howard. - the kcn"o'l HOUSE, !"
the Bowcry. .
NJ con at mi, point said with unusual impress
iv.ncss Il wish to risht here tha' an M
Intensely surprised At ne conduct " captain ''
-, d, the testimony he has jus; given ihan III any
,, ~, has taken pace before this committee
VA believed firmly that II there was one man OF
ruth above another the police force "' TINS o'E
who would be successfully appealed n On 'he So
~ honor and truth. 1t was Captain Creedeh' AIN
intensely surprised.
4 NOTE GIVEN TO MGrRK.
O-Nane another man to "h'm S"" s"
,ro,n,ssorv note at this time? A.-cne TO Mr.. Nc
Gurk - ,o,o-ious
O.-wha,, To McGurk, the keeper OF the notorious
| d,re IN the Rowcry? A.-Ther. was noihins "''"s
about his place Will was was, 'n'' .,s "live"7 A
ODD you not hear thh' u was
S%s-wha, were y3ur relations with this dive
keeper ioy mich was the note you gave him 4
one iho a sn, much from Howard? Aone thou
| sand dollars. 49,, ,,.,, IIlrgchbergo (Ths
C-h ~, rcn mrg rose in conr, for dent neaon,
A"i rot money from MIN at various '''"'S' "''
renen HIo,, much vas your for? Al don't
Tt'cHI you swear that Aaron Hrschoers or hs
| brother di not c9ntI DUE imoI,'{ no:
Of yoqT ,,s mich money lid you borrow from VIII
o-Diin't he subscribe money IN '"'
AN ii.S Str you mentioned all who lent you money?
"A ffnsIl nt Won borrow money from Charles Hon
man? ,, tn pvv Of any one else who had any,
hing to DO relative 70 loanins money 10 ~ "'''
for y21r yon Know Charles McKeon the dlvekeeper
a a Vie lie has been arrested scores OF tines Al
Q-W,a,s M ,nonnv FOR Your benefit? No
WIN n vSu know FIR derrick seelg or ever near
his name T %gn' Know MH rorins who keeps n the
Military iisi a in ,hf b H"Xo. OF
his hI mJ Won ever hear Harry Mlncrs nane "e"
| nod in connection
| Or for having you assignee u " P"'
| clnct? A-No
HOWARD LENT 1900
| ,o,, Howard was called. He is man past mid
| die life and In poor health >, .,,
VIC ne, NJ ar,, n he compelled to call on you. saih
| -, coo Ell know you are In poor health ana 'hA'
II was good deal Of an effort or Eou;aIn creeien
i wish 10 ask you If you ever tent 'A''''''
VIZ, lent II TO Bernard Rourke for Captain cree'en'
| said Howard. , ,s loan
DID You not understand that a n"m Tes OF me"
contributed MAKE sp this sum know only from
didn't see the subscribers The names ,re I'
rssnbeaF an" ,ha H" ihsy lsn any .psc
s sn, charlie Hoffman and Charles Mohe'"
were 3s ars en Martin Kirby and Frederick seeis
also mentioned? Al think SO ,,oood, A-No sir
- vas Mr. Miner? An some connect00n, yv 81
g. - Who made the coliectiohs' ~
Rourke.
cprrDEN.s NOTE HAS BEEN PAID.
Odd YOU take a receipt for the 1900 you SUD-
scribcd? Al got Captain 'Teedeh "o'e'
o-Has It been paid? Ayes .,.
| - mia Won have any conversation with Creedem
ah.ut this fund? A.-Don't reoollect' can say
what psa wa nt ns Alma cTs1en
As tesmonai or b lunn Would be necessary pay
could be ma ;6s eaR he witness s grew
know as can u, a sbs oon n"a' ''"N
o-Was It not In fact fund 10 wh NC b Scn
captaln? A.-The object Of 1t was testimonial u
Se dstnr icxow-How a testimonial to Creeden
,.nen Won cot his note? what did you unders'ano
was ,, to be OF gSs Mr fo Rourse lie gave " ~
Nr cot~Did Sergeant Creeden require money M ~
that time? Al acted on the suggestion OF MT
| Rourke. ,,. ,,o,ov 70 creelen through
| | pcs,rLe9 CThe witness showed great nervousness
I'D his answer was unintelligibiel ~. ,.L.
- Did Creeden pay you BACK! A.-.No c"c, . -
M from Harry Miner until the amount was PAID
back. , ., 900 90 Dourke I'm hills? A.
What did Rourke say creeden wanted J., ,or
Eor a fund TO edu ate the Captains chidreh;;
~ Won had made loans before 70 Creclen' ~.
! he nav YOU through Rourke' A.--No ne paid u''e'
to me. ''' ~. c,.r
william Smell. a real estate dealer OF NO - Slah
I ton-s,.. was the next witness. lie Is about my
wears OF age. lie in n profuse perspirauor
before he had been on the stand two minutes.
J won deposited $4,000 in the Germana BANK OF
January a. 1892" said Mr. Gor. getting to business