New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-07
MRS, COHEN TELLS HER STORY
CAPTAIN sIEBERT SAID SHE MIGHT OPEN
HER HOUSE AFTER APRIL l.
THE; WOMAN Is NOW IN THE ToMRs-PERsoNs
WHO prrr-sE TO TESTIFY TO BE INDICTED
SUPERINTENDENT BYRNEs CALLS


SUPERINTENDENT BYRNEs CALLS
ON SENATOR LEXow.
,, .,v one nad doubts abou: Gideon GrangerS
onnearng In court again they were oispeiieu
ohout 1o:45 o'clock, when he came IN Win tno
.erreant-at-arms There was fiutter OF excite
n,ent when a young woman entered. OUT she turneu
,,, 20 be a reporter brave enough to follow her
calling in spite OF the nature or the tesumohy'
which was frequently unfit for publication oeha-
tor Bradley in his fatherly way, saw 'ha' she gut
a good seat , -
sara,or OConnor called the committee to order at
II O'Clock He announced first OF all that the COM
mittee had unanimously authorized MT ION 10 80
before the Grand Jury to secure the indicthenI
NJ witnesses who disobeyed subpoenas Mr.. don
be,ng busy. his associate. Mr.. Jerome went to the
General Sessions building TO attend to this Mr.
C,y said that complaints would be made against
,our or Ave persons. Then Granger bit nervous
,ook the witness stand again. Mr.. NicoH oegah
thus .
o-you testified yesterday that one Of the appli-
cants for a position on the force IN whom you "ere
interested paid $50 to Mr.. McClave. VINO was tnat!
A-Cohen That the irst money handed TO
McClave II was in 1888.
O-WIl YOU state what you know about Cohen!
Ais application cost him $2o5. Thirty went to
a doctor as he was half an inch short
O.-You still you gave $50 to McCiaveI
A>-Y.s. and the Sl75--
o-Don't testify except In answer to my ques-
tons You testified before that when he paid $50
he grew half an inch taller. Is that true? A--feA
MCLAvE'S HAND IN 1T. HE SAYS
o-so YOU suppose McClave gave the money 70
the surgeon? A-Yes. l gave II to McClave ana
presume he gave It TO the surgeon otnerwise
Cohen would not have been passed by the pny'
scian
ON the case Of the Judd note-is 1t not fact
you $500? Ayes.
o.-Do you still swear that the signature Of
George W. Judd written by him? Ayes.
O-And YOU paid $500 account? Ayes
Q-Where did you get that money? A-From our
bookkeeper. Mr.. Judd signed the check.
O-Were YOU employed by Judd? A.-No. was
IN business with him. We divided all consignmens
received from the West
o-you borrowed this money from Judd? ~
No the money was from both OF US.
Odd you ndorse Judd's check over? Al
don't remember whether 1t payable to Nc
Cave TO
O.-pld you not say you gave $500 to get Cooper
on the force? Ayes; $500 or $3.50
O-When was that! Ain February 1883.
O.-What did you say to Mr. McClave? Al
said: This is the money We promised YOU MO
Clave asked: 'Who?" and said: Cooper and -
He said: oh"
o-you we're married the last Of December, lsS7f
Ayes
Q.-And thirty days later you were engaged IN
corrupt practices with McClave? Ayes / had
applications for places the police force before
was married.
O-Was there any subsequent talk about paying
money 10 get On the force? Ayes. privately.
He told me l was very foolish
no such conversation with him subsequently. -
that true? A.-That is Incorrect may have m3-
understood the question.
THE TRANSACTION WITH KELLY.
NJ MCID
go nrocured nv Mr. Raines Congressman
Ale was implicated with Charles Lapham.
O-Raines was the hacker? Ayes
ODD you receive a letter from Raines regarding
'o@You testified you had several letters from
them about It Is that true? A-No; nad letters ,,
only from Lapham. They have been In pup.ication.
Oy-You say you received draft from some one
In Canandaigua for $50. and gave II TO Aehyr
Ayes; left 1t in Mastersons saloon i0r o'in' "
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