New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-13

q How much dd they get out Il you? Al
thau ri tac ret together T., r...,o
Why are You so anxious - bTrnS N ny ' re-.
what DO YOU mink yor VII gain ny ~, t'5usS"R
q Have v5u g!vcn up nope Of being police
man Ar / hiln'.. / wouldn't have com" here.
'Q."Wha' was promised you r You came here'
q rDid v5n cet 10 \ Yes G.aushter)
-Wherr I'D YOU soc Comml+.t.95ne Sa"'1' az,
h go, d a iI2a'T Ba}ln m ''
''S'' 9 Who wa iher~e 4 RYAN AMI shee;hon
. -.lI1w dl you come 10 80 there RYAN tod
me to c?ne to Ms ocr a. 3 nj ana a1 KEN W. ba ,n% m
Ming A. siI b. had gone % hSadIuar,cre blt
- see him 81 h.s private o'iic" Finally. Ryan TOOK
me 49, ,i,', Shenb,n's ofneeo \ 80. think his
Office is over Rogers Poet * Co.
Cot-LDN'T borrow ANOTHER
o-Wha, dA Sheehan say? Ale said 10 had
~ more appointments. He had already borrowed
one from the retiring Commls ssiouer. Mr. Macl'ean
I asked u De couldn't borrow another. said
haI friends W'.l know MacL'an. Dht Snr'nih Sd'i
De couldn't go j..
. Why dh Won want TO rct the force? A
because II WIS uncomfortable To- be- a tailor | liked
., Doe ont in the open air. Then II was better for
my family 90 have q regular salary Ny business
used 20 b.. profitable but / am not making expenses
. Who was present whom you say RYAN gave
those Instructions 20 the district captains. th1t the
police were with them A Clinton was. for one
q l. he friend OF yours? A-Not more 'n'n
q How 80 yoq know, am your friend? A., A.
Impartial Youf record has been taken INTO consul
''T, Az VIM s.e John IIannaberry Nathan
Klein and William y Davis a. 1 8'osr perS2In+ wn2
bal hrlrl RyanS instructions Thrn MI Nos 81 Oh
n. hal seen + : clinton write The document
not read JACOB. men tol ~ on,b ,, '
H Is .sl :. '- VII, ,,....s. ,v one ., hi. a.,r.
can,,ins narr~I Fitzpatrick. that | Was going 10
BE- appointed s9on ~sn' 10 ."s co supe of .t
hank yan a, lie " sHswcFc3 That FltzpSrlck sal
that nothing could stop me from getting Il rHc"pi
asked said what DO You mean. Mr. Ryan?
H. answcr,d f9nvg got rgRr ,a 70 Sc on nonny
YOU want. I've got no more lie said It would
taxi $50
MONEY To BUY THE BABY CLOTHES
Mr. Moss Your previous money went TO the or
qanlzaiion? \ Yes. Ryan said he would get II
that wav was asked TO help buy the baby
some clothes" that *. he wanted me TO give money
toward furnishing the clubhouse
t.v Surrogate Ransom -Wherr did you see RYAN
this tlme7 Ain the clubhouse was down
stairs playing billiards I had been treating all
the boys 10 make good follow ot myself. Ryan
came IN and took 10 one side.
q But you said you went 70 thank him Al
did He came In and spoke TO me hrst - r,A,,
J Ryan wanted TO croSs-eXhininc JACOBS ,'iat ,
Iesow announced that The committee did n9t wlah
10 establish such Il precedent but they would near
argument Mr. Con said there was no question Oh
right involved "a the committee could hear "hoih-
soevrr II pleased. An Adjournment was taken Tor
luncheon however. 50 that IN" argument c'ud pe
heard afterward. III, -, ,,,
n, ok Itidg,. t-,rgc NJ Curtis upon hts application
for lc,v, 10 cr,sE.-cxarn, the witness Jacobs The
assailol by the witness. had constitutional T1tht
TO h. Represented BY counsel - long AS ms name hai
had been assaulted. II Wa not The business OF mo
committee ncedlessly 20 harass any clement OF So
ci.fy Or 10 try 10 make political capital out 81 me
Investigation The courts could Interfere II mo
committee assumed to be above the constitution
and r ,sr Law to his h.' ro odS hame
srrap'r Ir.xow Inquired II n man whose name hap
,an.I 10 be rncni toned by witness In an ordinary
init AZ law would have the right To b" represented
"' ExJ',dr. curtis said he would not bu, in cases
besOr, a court hearsdy evidence was not admitted
while the committee ~aS admitting hear~y 'eSu-
senator r>.xow said tina, nobody was being psrel
on trial before the committee but the committee
only wanted to learn facts upon which 10 make a
report TO the Legislature 1870
TO A remark that Mr.. Con was acting rs the coun-
sci Tor Or Parkhurst's society. senator L"xow an
sw'-red that he must correct the lawyer because
Mr. con said that sophstlcal rcasoner ex.
Judge Curtis had superior in the city. He told
about the ownership u a calf and said that the
lawyers I'm the case spent several DAYS IN argument
about the Application Of the Constitution me WIZ,
ness Jacobs had mentioned the names ~ thirteen
persons In the course OF his testimony. anong them
John J. Ryan l.. }; Ryan, Sergeant Ryan ana
Danny" Ryan. and II difficult 10 understand
why John j. Ryan had been selected as the subject
OF an eloquent harangue about constitutional fights
There stir In the courtroom when MT ION
said
DIR. PARKIURST not REPRESENTED
THE Chairman has corrected you. Judge Curtis.
and will correct You again. Or Parkhurst ~ now
rolling on the waves which croker IL rolling. Dr.
Parhhurst IS not represented here by counsel rep
resent only the committee.
Mr. COR went on 10 outline the course Of the COM
mittee and the work which 10 be- done II was
th. business OF the committee get facts upon
which legislation might be based. he said-not need
lessly assail any person or to place anybody on
trial for punishment The committee had no enemies
to punish or friends to defend II was the object OF
the investigation 10 get at the truth The police In
this ctty were "A fine body OF men who performed an
important service in the protection OF life and prop
erty. and In the repression OF wee ana crime put
the police had fallen under the control of political
power and things had got to such pass that it
threatening destroy It's life.
Senator Cantor who had been growing warm
Mr. con proceeded asked what kind Of incubus
mcant-a political incubus Tr police Incubus?
Mir Gon replied that he meant both. one WAS the
outgrovth OF tie other
senator Cantor then sall that he was against any
political interference" with me iohfc IL would be-
poiuimen,s promotions In n" police force should
be regulated strictly by Givil Ssr,ce rules lie Oh
cal organization hal more influence than another
blamed more than Republicans for political inter
ference with the police. The committee had been
Senator Cantor said. ana ne was doing his duty as
"A Tnmmany In aiding 10 make quorum IN the
Ex-.Tudge Curtis snli he wished the committee
10 consider seriously II the character OF citizen Of
tlon without giving 10 the citizen the opportunity
70 have the Witness making The assault examined