The sun., 1899-06-07

alone. and told him So He said that $1,000
stand that he didn't get it ali, There, were
others who had TO have some Of 1t, he said. and
he RoSsSay %Soi any &
that each place Of this character has some one
.S. mssl S he s
that backed by Al Adams A-rhat is the
common rumor.
is sold there in the interest of Mr.. Adams? A.
Yes they sell Karsch beer only.
PRESIDENT GUGGENHEIMER's LAW FIRM MEN
TONED AGAIN.
O-Who backs the Bohemia? A-The back
ers are supposed to be GuEgenheimer Inter
myer 4 Marshall. At any rate, they are coun-
QNIsn'tthe Artistic Club competitor Of the
HaymarketY A.--les
Q,-Who runs the HaymarketH A man
Q.Nwas he ever a policeman? Al don't
A'GQD.@"Dont Central Office detectives frequent
the Tivoli2 Al never saw any OF them there
but am told they do.
the Nineteenth Precinct A.There are lots
that are reputed to he disordery houses.
Q.-At any rate. there are more now than
there were two years agoH A.-Oh. yes
TENpERLoIN WIDE OPEN.
The witness said that the Tenderon was
| wide open: that gambling was going on; and
| the disordery houses there. Mr. Moss asked
| him If it wasn't understood that AL who did
ess had to psy for W il Hi Tiis replied that he under
| stood that this was the case There were many
Ike Rmss wnG 5 Tsbs 6s Tnk hs fS pfy G
| White Elephant was the straiEhtcst resort in
the Tenderloin while it was in existence
| ninth street? AYes.
| Q.-Do you remember policeman making
| hans time
| SAYS wAgDMAN BECKER RAN DIsoRpER1Y
| HOUSE.
q What was it? An the Al Of 1897 De;
: - ,tlyn came 10 me and said that he under
stood owned the fiat house at ! X West Thirty
turn the management Of this house over to
him He said that he would put ths E tenants in
that house but when he made this propostion
ali he wanted was So a month. and he got i.
never went near til. place after that myself.
but my collector got the rents A., .,... .,.ou
Q.-lou got more rent for the place after
that A-les. indeed. twas IA very good in
SRR2SwStl lo.s saa sif it 'St tAc ATo ha2% m2"'hs my
opinion about the matter. think Becker was
man and don't believe he ever got cent out
OF that precinct ! think his wardmen threw it
into him too hard, and he got on.
ments Of s73to Becker? Al used to meet
R @ bs he STays ESrs psd sseEs s3s in cash.
| and there were neverany witnesses to the pay
mentf Capt Price here HANDED som" Gnns Gues-
| and requested him TO put them TO the witness.
| One Of them was
light % HS sixth syenue. s. west Thir3y-rst street
Cancy's and lot more, but can't give you
the numhers of them p9w,, ~
that the stenographer be requested to make a
copy Of this WITNESSES testimony about his pay
errt rfn'i be sent to he Grand Jury With view to
| having Becker indicted
the proper course ana 50 direct the stenog-
| BoB NELSON sAuCY.
There was great cranng OF necks to see the
Chief Che V DeVeTs. BOB BOB Nelson H Nelson had blood %
il. his eye as he stcpped on .thi The stand
'"" ''""Ses nave snaTed Sels9n,, showing hii
| face up as close as he could TO Mr.. Moss's. and
And you've got lot Of real estate too.
Yes, nave that. too; you're atryn, to black
en- my character; YOU We been abusin' me -
Rap; rap; rap we; went t Ir Mazets SayeI I,
m.S 'h .aSHGPs .sG H s na don't VI haze Sss
| bring YOU here to argue with counsel"
We he's abusn me EelsM9n
"Sthack In that chair"
| I'll sit as like
Well. you see if will. and Nelson reduced
the fraction OF the seat he was sitting ON sew
Nov, Mr., Nelson, Just answer questions"
said As-smbiyman. aoffWan a. Nss who is becoming
ness who was in such frame OF mind. but
changed his mind after, few words with Mr.:
the witness chair
Q.--Are you Interested in the Brighton Music
Hall on Eighth avenuef A,-No. sell whis-
8; WHO owns it? A.-Thomas W. Nelson
A'tJ U"is Nelson related to you? A.-No.
do you sell whiskey to the Trolley Club ?
Who owns that? Al don't know.
Q,-Wel. who pays, you for. your whiskey =?
A. The Treasurer. Thomas "; Nelson. -oa
Sixth avenue A-No.
0.-Eyer get any money mon from there An.
you? A-Yes, and ia do II again
Q-Why are you % SO kindly @ disposed toward
Do"iDo YOU ever meet DeSery at Twenty
eight street and Eighth avenue? A.-Some-
UNDo you ever give him any money there ?
HIS BUSINESS AS PROFESSIONAL BoNpsMAN
,Q-Do y9H u, eyer yer talk sboHt clubs and gam
q. How many bonds have YOU been on the
last fifteen months? Al don't know; but
Boad than UY have on sncs nce o
Q-Can you remember how many bonds you
6eSn since jan af aHE
West Thirteth street police station don't you 2
A.-Out of there and all the stations
| Q.-The records show that you have been on
500 bonds in the West Thirtieth street station
in seven months. Does this surprise you ?
A-No.
Q.-And a large part OF these were for women
arrested on the street. weren't they? Al
don't know. | 90 on any bond where the
offence is only misdemeanor I'll bail out
| any one | think 4 all right.
Odd you ever go bail for Bob Johnson ?
A.-Oh. I've been on some policy bonds,
Laughter.
U.-Oh you seem to know his business Did
Bob Johnson ever go bail for you? A No.
U-Then why do you go on his bondr A.
| He's my friend.
Q.-Do You 60 on bonds for people for the sake
Of friendship or for compensation2 A.-For
| both reasons.
O.-What proportion oil the 800 bonds
mentioned were you paid for? Al don't re-
member.
| remember
| ber.
| Q.-When was the last time you got money
| for going on q bond? Al don't remember
| Q.-Haven't you had bonds signed in advance
and left at the station house. so that they could
lie filled In and used If you didn't happen to be
| handy when an arrest was made A.-No
never did such a thing.