New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-01

areferrins to the reporters Il was not this
o'MDo you know OF any other Kaskel7 A-No:
DO not know that man.
Q.-Do you know. that this man keeps pawn
MT Mr. KasEei-I don't even know Captain Price.
The Witness know there is a licensed pawn
shop between Twenty seventh and Twenty-eigntn
SITS: don't know that this is the man tnas
oThs is not the that came to yGSur ,, "a.
he a twenty-three or twenty-four years
Of age.
maue d yH The iaf showed SSs him the the sre
tect left IN the building when he compie,scc y;
some party to Try and put me IN false Pos, sSg
| or fifteen years. and Mr. Moss knows all about
Neison ns KY HPI know SS'f the man There he e.
sitting over there. referring TO a person presently
flutes in the last six six months DO you know A.
You had my bo,ers FOR twelve days before ,ne
! It was returned to me that you took account OK
| Q-Do you know? Al know that because I
found there opposite every entry marx S1, g Snnss
pieee 0o yo knoTq 'Gu am asking YOU question:
! ADO / know what?
! o.-How many times Nelson has gone bsil7 Al
every night at my station house with other people
| he has two or three places OF business. ! believe
he has one at the corner OF Third-s sna s,S
and. think. probably on Twenty-seventh-s'' ana
| Sxth-aye -.
know only what hear.
! NELSON'S CORNER IN BAIL.
! Ole goes bail at the station-house nearly every
J night? Ale goes bail there.
! OF times he has gone bail? A-No; have nothing
9a g. not. you An0" whether ne gets p'.' ''' ~
9-Hsys you any idea about ,Sf% It that' Al don't
o~what did he tell you? Am the month Of
A Aas som es question wnfa raised about this bali being
given by Mr. Nelson. Judge deuel., beieye.l APP
the Magistrate At that time were working
without a manual in the Department. owing to the
working under the old manual and went to Mr.
deuel. ON er THIS S old e fhe SAP always to
the Magistrate for my advice under such eircu .n
! that bail" stayed there in the court few min.
utes. and Mr.. deuel. take the very pau tnns
! he advised me TO refuse to take at the s'a''n-
0~But. Captain. that is not the question That That
Is not answer to the question at all lou sna,,
have plenty OF chance TO explain everything YOU
! any knowledge have you had any conversation
( with him. TO whether ne mas peeh pau 80, 80
taking this bail? Al am stating at the time what
o.@state the Conversation with him. Ale
favor And found that he was knoT1 as
political power there and that an me poss'i ana
wanted Want do TO use Sc" Bob Nelson
: Ole denied he was paid? Ale did. He said;
The Charman-Did you ask him that question:
bear stated So here aid ~ n5 per
I Q.-Don't you know that II was so stated a.
Q-wasn't it so reported 10 you? A.-No. It was
70 9Are You unaware Of the charge that has been
Y Sor each If these bail bonds? A-The only thing
that / heard about that some tabulated hgures
% n SP Sy 4d nG ased hm Il he any proof
OF that and he said no. and asked nm, VIA az
ths Sai 40 h st is offered said How can do
that Judge? That would be unlawful
PRICE BROUGHT DATA.
o-FrOm July 90 1895. to April J. 1899. It appears
You have some figures mere! lou VIII
meyer na s n no shske yoG head at me- ask
you II you have any figures. Al will answer your
Q'~By your figures what number o. persons
have been bailed out at the staten noqse rom Ju!y
A-I I' have e. 7.s sg'I PERSONS
oil want the number of persons who gave bail.
show the record made up fr2 az July
bailed in that period. Al presume there is more
out ne number a Ssf Sy Y Know r. Seioq
took any Of those bonds myself ~
body has right 10 take them after they receive
The total number bailed by Sam Nelson was
IS and the total number by the two Nelson's was
Q-And then there were baed by Frank J. Far
reil 45? A-Yes. sir.
! $50 that the two Nelson's and Farrell made up
sl3 out OF the 73i? Ayes. sir
O-And those persons that were baiei were,
/ number Of them women that were arrested for
soliciting? A-No: none OF them.
Q-Princpally the majority? A.-Here is one OF
them baled. a woman.
Q-Answer the question that it can go on the
record. A.-That is H.
Q-Answer the question. say. principally, the
majority? A-well the majority OF women, yes.
O-Mr Nelson Is in the saloon business, isn't he?
Al don't know what business he is in
S.-Dont you know that he runs a saloon? A.
ave? Al Know that he is around that saloon.
/ don't know that he owns that saloon.
NATURE OF THE SECURITY.
owho runs that saI9onE Al DOM ri knO OIs Il
not IN my Pr Ss S OWNS e that saloon
! OF you don't know what business he Is In.
ne he~ sV Ta, to the property and locates H.
/ O.-But when he has given i've hundred bonds IN
/ bonds in other station houses 4li 30 the courts.
how can you be sure that he has margin ~ value
9 Reca an eTery bond that he gave in my station
house is cancelled the next morning on the p pro,
( duction of the party IN court ana 'hat bona
Co. o'~How long have you known Mr.. NeIson7 A.
AouYou have known him intimately, have your
A~No. not Intimately. know him as intimately
him / have spoken to him oftener than have
spoken S~So 10 w Mr. Farrell AIwhat Farrell do
ySo.-The name used moment ago Al have
made inquiry about him the othsr nis sbo think
o'-Never mind; tell me who he Is. A-Who DO
yoTnb The MN Charman-You are to the questions
which Ss n ssxs asked who he other night