The evening world., 1894-06-27
DENOUNCED
BY G0Ff.
CONTINUED from First Puoe.)

{xnynr,nissioner Sheehan in regard to his
application for appoinfmen.., rs q The
FWitness said he was not IN town wnen
inc first subpoena was left at his house,
md that was the reason WY ne nau nrs
&kor the correspondence, but had not
been able to find It. -,
"IIave you looked everywhere TOT hn NE
THE letters were lost
where were your
Ma,or' SearIe could not remember
whether ne had talked with any one
! Sbout testifying before the committee
( about his unjust treatment by the CIVIL
aDoes the sabre cut in your head In;
tesfese with ac your memory MAJOR
Yes; that and the heat. That affects
kyou, too. suppose. Mr.. Con-
8 Promised an Appointment.
..tfaven't YOU talked with people about
vour correspondence with Commission
er Sheehan,. about your appiica''oh Us
.AiI 7 said was that as I was at the
head Of the eligible list / ought to have
3 had an appointment. l wrote and re-
ceived an answer that as soon as there
wDian Siea yoa tell in0 somebody ,os had
been paid q! to you for destroying those
'e Viewer in nv life"
..Didn't YOU say that you had been
% ss'S 81 to- appear here before this COM
Il And that they had sent you to
Phlledelphia to get you out OF the
.Neys. II, ~ my life'" replied the wit
II suppose that man told you that"
continued Scare, pointing to man
1 81 the detectives of the Parkhurst So
4 ciety. HE came to my place. the other
day. and ! had to put him on the dock
that your Society should employ such
man. Mr.. Golf.
Got 1t in the War.
The Major became very indignant when
head was not caused by brickbat
thrown in a Thompson street fight and
.of course. it was not. You know it
The Major said he had given his word
nd nG Ss Retarded d0d hsf as stronger ne ns
MI. 0off said 1t might have been in
n Sullivan street that the fight occurred.
Where's Sullivan street? | don't
know. I never go there. ! wish you
wouldn't ask such supercilious ques--
aS admit f Tor you, but I am losing it
"Well. Id. us resume, our friendly re,
lations again. Major" said Mr.. Gof
Il viii. If you VII not mention sulli;
van or Thompson street again. sad
'n sY %a'V Were e' formerly a clerk in the
eyes, IS; in the Chief Engineers De-
:.ysS resigned from there"
because they imposed mental duties
upon you"
II ssr: to ny. =. r,v .. ~. ,o,..
"Never, sir. They could never make
\ me do that. They wouldn't have dared
e ask me-" said the Major. swelling Out
Diapt yoH tell people y9p wanted &c f
and were willing to testify before this
C Commits of how un'us'ly you had beer
4 "No. sir; never"
''You talked with somebody about IT,
Eyes, had q talk with Lawyer Grasse
but that was before 1 received the first
"As a matter of fact, Major, after you
received your subpoena did you not &c
around shaking II in the faces of public
ofiicials, and threaten to testify agains'
them II they did not give you place.
No. SIR and whoever says so Is
"wiM you swear that you didn't go tt
any public official with threats?"
sioner Holahan, Of the Public Work
Department, and demanded pace a
q matter Of right as an old soldier
did this after consulting with SOM
friends, also veterans of the war
Appointed the Same Day.
" .Un end did K you visit Mr. H0lahan7"
''And you were appointed Superintend
emit 81 the Market street public bath tn
Yes. sir: believe it was the sam
sHox much Is the salary attached
"About $3.50 . year"
which was the name of James w, Boyl
oyster dealer. whose place of business
q the foot OF Perry street r. t.. Nj NJ, Boy
a%S.t ala Mr. aI Boyle give you 81
n. .t nsxsr kfys %s oi h ns's
Els cashier has got my Q y now"
Mayor Sesrles said he had a diary,
he had done aimee the war. and h
would send 1t to Mr.. Con for summe
DOCS It say anything about your III
dictment for horse stealing?" aske
Mr.. Con. amid much laughter.
Horse Stealing.
the Major. III was one night In Isl
There were four Of us out all night. al
We were coming down Sixth avenue al
we saw an ice-cream wagon.
Some one said, Let's tai rid'
30 we got in and rode around the bloc
When we got back to the store again
was arrested. The jury discharged II
without going out Of the box.
Ex-Judge Ransom, whom the wltne
focularly called Lieutenant and &c
Sloane.h said he had only few militia
orders to give. and the Major said
would obey them.
sAttention!" said the lawyer.
The Major rose and Strengthened up
"Forward march" and the Mai
started al a double quick for the doc
but was stopped by Mr.. Gon y
court room was in an uproar. Eyer
body was laughing. and even the Sen
tors were CONFUSED win merfnhei
The Major was allowed to retire.
searles's Threats.
The next witness called was Matth.
n OConnor, who said he had former
been a railroad employee. until he W
thrown out OF employment by fatri
III. Roche. leader Of the Fourth Asse
~ OConnor said he was the ,pers
alluded. TO by the Major as hayi
called TO see him at his bath not 10