New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18
should testify either by afdavit or at the District
| Attorneys office? Ale didn't name just what

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ana with Singer ger about the mafier7 A-sinser
meyer SB sn'c You %u had 70 with s schultz. Ays
that sSyta kep anyn was np there
was r.nn Ms Farrell Ess II Rarree
Al don't know
pS S SSn sex sn ssp S% WORKING A Ain
o 5"a manner working butlhe was there was
e-Earnins bis pay, Am oYss, sg any otthese
ps9Ts oD's you S.I tses''s sir an, ''o
S ES% w whGT' A ASSnS3!s dollars. g,
DID you render him any services II TOR AL mat ''i
ANT SIR was w ali not o Sip f%
AFFIDAVIT or S,Sns @ss III AYes sir
And the purpose Of pu, Wns 10 was itY AHThe
ana o Il wa 81 for me to swear that Mr.
6o'tnsr tRe fact was that you dd,not see NJ
BSTttne '~ rob any one? Al did not. mean Mr.
Mcgowan: uo,,.s, A-yes sir
S.-Youi never saw any such thing? A-No' sir.
POLICE OFFICER PRESENT.
o-At any of these occurrences or CONVERSE
lions was any police officer present! a,
morning about $50 don't know whether me was
a police officer or not but he was Mr. curry OF the
Tenderoin Precinct . no
o-yes that is right. Ais he police officer
Q.-Yes A-Wel. he was there. and Friday al
o.Wone moment What. did Mr.. Curry. DO d ana
say? Ale said he would go up after the cap
'S o'-That is. the captain Of the precinct? Ayes
sir don't know what cSpi Wbat he said? A-The
odS si ns ssy as emitting Vs me e
Odd he hear any OF the conVerstdd'o,nT bs Is
he hoard TaGS,g nothing Mr. a aGa Mr. re-
"oelEMagowan was there? AIYes. sir ID snout
sav,ns that he was going after the captain In the
mean time told the boy not to show up s'epnahh s
c enrrl Of 4 thirty and Eghth;aye end
stayed fifteen or twenty minutes and h .u and
Wen, w UUsr to 90 na GGs 'Gr @ ss
and two with that sr sdvee ase not to
back yn 6sd it to ss sasT IN mt PROB
and some tall gentleman that don't knp psr n az
all and he wanted bring me down to Gapag
Price; said that the captain had neen pprryed
al day wanted "s sak to kRHT we e'S walked
far as Twenty-third-st. and sxth-ave He says S,
aUrr he up leaves we fSe S Where are
Going down to see Captain Price what TOT sav
at word ts III If You ne s down
there | wish to say am not going down this
afternoon" % tho district.
'h St h S was a SS9k ne
going down somewhere he warned to eaten IN, ine
next train H. told SHls him sad stephan
Isn't here wish to go dC ssnno sl0 State aq TO
your al don't nj know YOU He locked at me In =,
kind Of sqFprs He fa said
viii not go down to see the esS ,aa . 1Sds ssnt
went back to Mr. To- s Ss aS'
and he got me one side and sso said The
bow is not here and don't wish to go down alone
said don't blame YOU it is all and 5e Mr Mae
s sSTHs% he saws Is All right IN, he Tl
schuiz could tS meet me that a,m night yo
will be m here yoa any time { Hs
o'clock said w Apy h hSpr th El oo sy uD Rs He
says. rs o'clock satisfactory all arGunf? SAID Ssd
Yes sir will be he time at after ts
and Sephans again and too stepna ms h 90 10
Went near the place night and dn, whether nh
stephans went there since OH or not o0n' Know
but | have not Deen there since.
DID NOT KNOW HE WAS sHADowED.
o-Have you seen Captain Price at any time
since those conversations? A.-No. sir; / thought
had at one time, but It was not Captain Price.
O-You learned i was a mistake? Ayes sir.
O-Has any one seen you within day or two.
from the Schultz and Singer side about your oe'hs
They aid not f know suopnaed
far as you know? Al don't kn ,,';: ,,,rs.s
The Chairman-That is all: VAL.
Mr. Moss-One moment. Mr.; Tuohg. Do you
notice that in all these meetings and travellings
that you were engaged in you were FOLLOWED ana
Swallowed by men In my employ? A-Not until
o%You discovered on Friday that all that you
and stephans were dong Of bs was eoBmtee AYe
sir and stephans has already told me IN the mean mean
time that as sssdoWed Until Friday and then
didn't know until ! was met by men IN your
e' Mr. Mo.s"Ir Royce Is j. C. L. Royce present?
No response)
CROKER on THE STAND AGAIN.
HE DECLARES NO ACCOUNTS ARE KEPT OF
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM CANDIDATES.
Richard Croker was then recalled.
Mr. Moss-Mr Croker, what part Of the business
at No III Broadway do you do? Al don't do
much Of the real estate business.
O-You don't buy sell In that business? A.
No
O.-Nor conduct any auctions? A.-No.
o.-Nor advise about the methods of that busi-
ness do you? A.-No.
O-You have practically nothing to do there
except to give the benefit of your name. have you?
A-Well. practically that; don't do much there;
very little In the real estate line
rSop Ma1 of Go esndda ys as Al Couldn't
o.E2Can you tell the contribution of Judge Fitz-
o.-You know he made a contribution? Al
Odd Judge Leventrit make a contribution?
Al shouldn't wonder but ! couldn't tell you that:
Q.--Are you sure that all he contributed Is stated
In the County Clerks office? Al should imagine
O-Au they have TO swear to Is what they have
spent before election expenses Do you understand
that that includes what they voluntarily contrib
uted before nomination? Al presume what they
o. understand that. That is to be presumed,
but that does not answer every question. You
look upon a contribution made before nomination
as election expenses. do you? Al should think
so, yes. .
O-You think II should be shown in the affi-
davt? Al suppose that is all included in the
expenses.
That / could not tell you.
DIN the previous year did the candidate for
County Clerk make a contribution Al sup
pose they did They all meant to contribute. l
o-You suppose that all the candidates the
ticiet went 10 the treasurer. don't You2 Ayes.