New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-25

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S ianso impress npTs The date on my mind.
o-whsre was It held! An the Thirtie,h Pre-
sS-whsTe j. thatT A.-one-hundred-and-'"en'y-
o.-fsnt n the Thirty-frst: Al beg your par
don. y was the Gid Thirse;s. -v.. sir
Awe were ordered there. dont know eHac'S
"o.who ordered your A.-The Inspector
0-Teephone order: Al think = was. .
.Q---Any reason given in the Greer "''o' ~
o~wbo were present? All the CAPTAINS Of that ma,
INSPECTION precinct ,s had sot aWas think Cap
tain schmttberser was there and myself cont
rs Sa sss sn s9sSlgr s''S O'Clock
have that meetns s ead for $50
Q-How often. had the Inspector been In ., the
t nsGas n that sA had been repeatedly done
o'sHut how often had ne done It? Al couldn't
times. and might be ten know several times he
trict since YOU have been there? A.-Some time In
January, think or February December, thnK'
o.-From december TO the present time is not
more than four or FIVE months; How many times
Il might be half dozen times. might be more
coNTRApIcTs THE INSPECTOR.
o.-Is that a matter Of memory? Al am trying
70 memorize it for YOU That is about as near As
can get to It,
Off the Inspector says he only called you there
once would his memory yours be the better!
A-That would be an open question. couldn't tell
o'"on which the committee might easily divide?
o.-As the Board did in OConnor's trial? Al
mink that is uncalled for. . ..o To-. .,
ms dispute Fl IS eneS to h
uha i
swear 10 the best Of my knowledge. 1t might be
I'VE or six times. more or less .,,o, Gov .,
those cases? Ale gave some INSTRUCTIONS,
something about excise. something about Sunday
o.-what was the instruction Of the nth Of Feb
rpsryy Arhst Is as 4saT as occasion OF Instruct
,ns you in regard TO the snnday ,s| on
Q.-But the Inspector is not on the stand. l am
asking you. A.-You asked me his particular rea-
o-whss orders did he g,ye you? Ale said aid
he had called US together. He told me ne wanted
'o.@What law? A-The excise and Sunday law.
There had been some fault found .,
lection? A.-To the best OF my knowledge.
Cor what occurred on February ~! A.-fes'
The chairman-what day of the week that?
Al don't remember.
BLIND ENTRIES ON BLOTTER.
Odd you make record in your botter when
you were called by the Inspector; do you keep any
station" at such a day.
Q.-Then your blotter would show the number OF
meetings that you have attended at the call OF tne
Inspector would II not? A.sSmetimes we pI, ef
o.@Tben ~ you were going to see the Inspector
you may have made an entry Lett TOT supper
Ao,IWhst object would you have in going to the
for # %sy TO yG Se sSS
Attending the call Of the Inspector? Al II
fen on the supper hour would utilize II LOT inc
o.YThen your blotter would not necessarily ind-
cate that had visited the PEI or tbs como
QYes that is all right but what object you'd 10
make sas an yV entry LEI for SUPERB A-Because
o-po you not consider it part Of your police encs
duty 70 keep an accurate record to attend sI len
sp.e9o Pgr's AThe eeg 4 boier
are n No, yon sconsdeed that SUI
fcently important TO make entry N tne ne e sn
rather hSn 10 make an a. en'r lived in the neigh
borhood and it could be utilized Tor the TWO puf-
o.~was that the entry made on that date' Al
could not say positively NAV
. have entered 1t Left for Thirty-hrst-st" don't
know what the entry is o,os,o,, when Won
called on the Inspector and made the entry Le at
for supper al Il, hsw 9 ea spa on hi
dent know what the answer Is; .r,rv ,., Al
--YO
don't know unless look at IL.
KNOWS NO REASON FOR THE CALL.
Mr. clarke-It appears by the calendar that Feb
ruary 10 was a Monday. Do you know any special
reason why you should have been called together
on February DO which a Monday. to be given
orders about the Excise law? Al don't Know any
o~Hsve You any recollection that II was s yloa Ia
ions Of the Excise aT the best y Of my knowledge
Q~Hsd there been any complaints; any general general
nca &c to IL aH tSe
would not know. -, ~ 81,
6-Were you Informed by the Inspector that
there were? A-so far as remember 1t was
genera ssnsrsI Instruction? What the nature Of
the instruction? A.-To be more rigid IN eniorc-
'n85 .U "a You been7 Ayes, sir. -, x,
QHow many arrests Sds, d 1eys DIb unless look
az o .nf ago you become specially rigid and rigorous
s6sr p TsSr%aFy II d Isss' %hs,
-pSs You 40 IS an all am sGsfins Awe
sent men out in citizens clothes: do,e no.
thee any special roundup Of violators Of
the Excise law Immediately after that meeting
A ohSo% you know what that Don't tel
US you don't know police phrases heard I'd Of one
"oWhere were you transferred from when you
went up to your BrssePP 9e prssin'''
o~Where is that? -one-hundred- ano-'"e"''
OK ,rbe IcShairman~Why did you laugh? A-Because
that is Mr. Moss district ,.u w Mosss
establishment with great care? Ale Is all rsh'
sULzER PARK TROUBLES
Mr.. Clarke Ito Mr.. Moss)-Mr Moss con-
graduate you. a..
Q-Is Mr.. Sulzers establishment In that OLD dis-
trict? Ayes.
Odd that establishment, or the owner or H.
have anything 10 do with your transfer? Amy
thing TO do with It?
Q.-Yes; did your transfer grow out of anything
in relation to Mr. Henry Sulzer? A.-Not to my
knowledge. 49,,
Al used to.
Q.-On duty? Ayes. -,
DID YOU ever see any violations Of the laws
there? Al did sometimes.
Odd you ever interfere? Al have made