New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

clerk at Police Headquarters: Timothy D. lamp
bell John J. Ryan. Timothy d. sullivan ""i'''
n Burke John T. oakley. Augustus !. pous"eiS'
John e. Shea F. p Hummell. James e. McShsyhe'
Tbora, F. Grady Judge Joseph r.. Newburger'
John T Carroll Alderman William Tate. Peter j.
Dooling Captain William :. levery' l.. r'''''N
Anderson. William Sulzer. Frank Iweed' iouS
Munzinger Patrick Sarsficd Cassidy sergeant JON"
J. Harley Alderman Frank O. KING Alderman
William H. Murphy John Martin. Andrew j. White
John Il. Sexton. Louis Drypocher. Alderman refer
Cocks. Henry Brady John 7. Wtndolph. James -
LYON. Albany; Jacob y. Mitnacht and James
owens.
DIVERS CONQUEROR ON THE STAND
Morris Tokusky who has caused the nose OF
Police Justice PADDY" D,yvcr to be ornamcnted
with a plaster since his previous testimony "''ie
the committee. recalled 10 the Wi'n'SS-'"'''
and asked how many Grand Jurors ne hah '""Sei
70 b, selected H. replied that hc d!d not Know
but he had been present a. meeting ot q coi'n"'-
Toe Of Hquor-dealers when the matter OF s'n''hs
in names OF mon 10 be- appointed members "' "r
Grand Jury had been talked or
Q-who were tc send The nam@s' Mr. ~" SMITH
Wholesale Liquor Dealers ASSOCIATION VI ,,h,,L
wa the secretary Of tho committee ana '"'""
he sent some names. .o I don't
part did you play in nat nat, iTan nny Gs
,ssed th maf;~r AZ t. proper names he selected
to be sent to the Sheriff or somebody; r,rd Jurors?
O-What men were wanted as 'irahu ' u'ho
Al said it was best to have upright M" WIZ
opiJ Won not want to get men interested in the
Iunor trade appointed on the Grand jury -,
never sent the names Of men who were ln'''
I'm he liquor business.
may have: but don't rcmemhcr. Lao,
Mr.. Gioff-Mr Smith. give me that ie'"'
TRYING TO GET MORE MEN oN HIS SIDE.
4 stout mar in the audience handed letter to
Mr. c;on who got the witness 70 Identify his sigma
ture and then read the letter As follows;
Morris Tckulsky, saTwnle &c, Room nEors.st
To J. r smith, ESQ. kembiG BGildin va anl, re-
ceIv g% You have done 50 well with those two !
lake the liberty to ask you to try an s'Ii me ,D
u Tn,jl the middle Of July to do it in. ,
wv ,rvp univ yours MORRIS TEkUI.SKY
,,,,,,isLv ,bon admitted that the names referred
70 in the letter we're those Of men whose appoint
,ncnt as Grand Jurors had been desired, but he
said he could not remember the names.
O-Was one of the men Mr.. MARSHALL Al
'V5 TO whom were you likely to send the namcs,
A-The chances are that ! Wou'u SUM '"' "'
to the District -Attorney oih''
on no. I DIDN'T MEAN THAT.
q CRv Senator Lcxow)-what? Send the names
n the Official who would be likely to try the men
who were indicted by the Grand Jurors? Al
want TO correct that. have been NOR" ~ me
habit Of using the District l''toihrl 49, 90
/ sent any names | must haF" sent them 10 "''
',mt XIV Mr. Gon,-What do you mean when you
wrote: "You have time until the Wl''''" III july
IN do II In? Al don't rcmemher
o~What your object in trying TO E Tno c of.
iect Was to get men who would prevent oppr'S-
SION % (Rv Senator oConnor-rid YOU consider II
onnression when the Grand Jury Indicted liquor,
dealers Who violated IT, IA" M lrt c,crlbSiy
and some indict nobody, some men are '"''''''
u,Io 40 not ylolai. the law
va" VINO ~ Nr coff,-What ala you mean when you