New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-19

- Taylor until last June when the order was given
by the commissioners to the steamship companies
TO stop such payments. ,.u,
Odd you know that other policemen detaH ne
at the piers rsor ana that it was the
practice for the men TO give ny part OF what '"e'
received
Policeman Charles A. Beck. detailed on the pier
at warren-st and the North River. testified that
he had received SO a month for extra work and had
given up all of the money 10 Detective Vail wheh
Schmttberger commanded the squad Later nc had
given the $40 a month 10 Sergeant Taylor FROM
February to June Of this year he was detailed al
the American Line pier and while he continued
10 pay so n month 10 Taylor ne received ef' d
month for his extra work
INTEMANN STUCK TO Ills STORY.
Policeman Herman In;emann. who has been de-
tailed at the pier OF the American Line FOR about
seven wears declared that he had received 50 and
$40 month for his extra work and had Kept all inc
money He had not given up cent. he sais ana
mad not been asked 10.
Mr. Golf went 1T the witness hammer ana 'ohsS'
In the effort 10 make him admit that ne nad peeh
living He kept shouting at Inemann to hold up
his head and stop looking down. and ne hhaiy
made tho witness stand up Ike a naughty boy IN
school The witness much distressed by the
treatment but he could not be MADE 10 a'ml' "i"'
he had given up any of the extra money "hich ne
had received He would not deny tha' ne ""'
hoas,ed that he could not be made to tell the u"'n
bcf
not remember TO whom ne might have talked aoou'
hi. recent testimony before the Grand Jury. ne
admitted that he had three bank accounts anu
or,,ad real estate worth about 1900 He denied
that he had got the money Illegally while re "as
an no.. in the Bowery. in front OF "Owney
c.oohay,n's ..dIve" wears ago He was tod 10 go
home and get one OF MS pd'A oo'"' "'1 10000
the afternoon.
Policeman John OMahoney was made TO KISS the
book three times when ne was sworn, before MI
COT WAS satisfied. Mr. Gon evidently expected u
have more trouble with the big policeman but
O'Mahoney testified with apparent Willingness 'ha'
h. had received 500 a month for extra Work az vac
baltimore and Ohio Railroad pier ana hao s''e"
I'm one-half OF the money Seven years ago ne DE-
gan to nav one-half TO Detective Hay, VINO was 'he
yard man when Captain Gastlin had coHini"u VI
,ha souad Castln has since retired and Hay mss
died In schmittberger's time o Mahoney paiu ~
Detec.ivec Vail and Cannon. ana aiter"aru ne p"''
10 Sergean; Taylor
Az EFFORT TO SAVE sCHMITTBERGER
Tho usual time for a recess had come ana gone
d ,,o Senators hinted that they would Ike to
have an opportunity 10 get some luncheoh pu' ''
a., s.ia no wanted to keep right on. Senator
o,, vyert IN a restaurant with Senator OCon-
~ ubue Senator Pound presided Mr.. Con al
lou,od a break in the line OF police testimony ana
called Oscar r. Cauchois. freight agent Tor the
French Line who was in hurry 10 get away iHc
witness said that when Agent Forget was absent IN
t,.,rone IN the summer Mr.. Wolff the supei'h-
tendent OF Maillards chocolate factory went 10 inc
steamship Office and said that the hrh thought
vel of Captain SchmittDerger He wanted 10 hho"
II there was anything in the books OF the steam
ship company about gift Of 500 to Schmit'perser.