The sun., 1899-05-17
make that gentleman look like thirty

DUCK In dc 1DT
In dc jor" seemed imminent; when the Ian
Ruqgc OF the corner saloon roio 10 wrnthiul lipS
and would not hc denied when the threaten. =.
Ing under jaw strained forward sayagely and
the massive shoulders writhed with the lust
ing, ;ot tho angry blood that flushed the face
aud t.atcd The brain beyond control Inspired
PolS9 Coninis4ioper Of the Citv Of New YorIi;
mitted openly that he had voted TO retire Chief
Cf Police Mct,ullagh for no better reason than
that he, might put in his place me friend.
President York differed with the Mayor about
upright man, York promised McCnagI never
70 vote to retire him. and then voted lew
days later to put him out. explaining to him
.Wardman Mcdonnell; who .was, transferred
i9L obeyinE inspector Brookss order to trS to
.under eH - promises that the foliae Board would
rot, cut oil his disability psnsionl that Tin,
that nooiroom, sexton dsm9nded NcC@nneis
transfer. ald in fact ordered Chief McCnllagh
ssysn had a NC fna
transfer of Capt Hsrthg ghH had molested an
sell. Devery was put in his PLACE. and the first
thing Devery did was to send Herlihyto Kings
Chief McCullagh told some OF these thinGs on
Rnd to tell related TO former Police Commis-
sioner Andrew u. Parker. one Of the Demo
cTHIlC tOmmlSSlOnprS in tIb hOOteNelt DDhTu.
He swore that Commissioner Parker had en-
deavored TO get him into corrupt scheme TO
,h he d sa o ms hs
held the Chiefs resignation. which be did not.
Ptsr as the poee 20 alter
an ordinary criminal
Chief Devery reported that he hadn't found
any poolrooms yet
Tho Mayors Testimony.
The Mayor. being called to the witness stand.
fa6titled that he thought IL would be bpttpr to
keep on trying tho present form Of city govern
whs before
legislation. Mr.. Moss questioned the witness
to :, some me Of the co%pl%ats made by Dr.
which questions the Mayor made one general
/ don't know about these things. My duties
are so numerous that cannot be informed on
ass ps Iol know NE Mayer that ,Sst your
The Mayor-Yes. and j assume all the re-
sponsibilty.
and the PARK AfSp mt have not
10 you or to the Bureau Of Statistics as the
charter requires. Al don't tknow. the records
Mr. stb city
these; do you not7 A. with great sharpness,--
'.Q.@Are you quite certain about thatp A.
about appointments9 Al did not
versation with MIR. Croker there about the ap-
pointments you were to make? A. with
Dwell. the appointments were made there.
were they notY. A. with much irritation
They were not they were made in New York
difRt you dsSgss at
comment down there about such matters.
ta SsS tSsh Eth
anybody else. I have known him for twenty
.Q.-why is It that when there is concentra-
building that the Health Board is to be sent up
building by itself
BRAKEB's LUCKY PURCHASE FROM THE DEMO-
CRATIC CLUB.
ownsd By the Democratic CIubi Al fGhtpn did not.
cratic 1gtsS 1sS9 s}S that 'fs Sa1sins Ri%e
doesn't he Al hSyeq't the slightest idea; i
Mr.. Moss here road 70 the witness an offer
son ME- hs Snns e FS st4ast
and Sixth avenue for the, use OF one or more
departments OF the city Government at rental
% Sns wssr ns lsn hs @ %i6s Ss d SS
would never have voted to hire the building
ported thaS there is no show Of frsprooilins
o@weli sHe eanF read from from qaH His nof Official report
sspppose you agree that the records OF the
kspt IN reproof budne DO e9SaTn 99u not e
Ao1Ths1ee here amt tlreproof building In the city
nre as possible A;@Gertainiy I do 1' u.
Tsy Sas ,Tf sG It n this
suitable for the department, The Building
decided hirs hs Ss ns HaS ESqS
Ss out 9t bqhanG at
Co.. That is the way we do business in the City
Hall. MIR. Moss.
FREE AND INDEPENDENT MAYOR
Owe will return to this matter later. Mr..
Mayor: now let me ask: We're youIthe nominee
Ts%%tan{ Hall to the 9cs q Mayor
pSSrty Inns IN convention assembled and elected by
address Especially YIN IN that that paT sfHa IN
which you spoke Of the sponsor OF the party;
oa soa.e MN Mr. x:
.pSa.or II yS% your spss .s 81 SSP 2s hs
that that spons9r was Tammany Hall' A
ssse psr 3,
Mp &sgef Ghst 55
questions. Mr.. Moss: don't bother about such such
Q--Wel. what is your dennition2 Al
Won't tell you, Mr. Moss; ask me for facts sir
! am nNGs here to give {ou facts :. 49,. -,
are several. Mr., Croker is the leader OF Man
haitian and the Bronx. Mr.. Hugh Mclaughlin
OF the borough OF Brooklyn, and Congressman
MnlleE for the borough Of Rlchmond.
Q.-Now is II not a fact that Richard Croker
was meant BY you when you spoke OF q great
party being the sponsor? A.-Decidedly not.
.QI%Well. who is responsible for the Mayor2
A.-No one.
Q-Are you not responsible to leaders for
something Al am responsible to one man,
and he is Robert A. Van Wyck,
CROKER DARE NOT CALL HIM TO ACCOUNT.
Q-Now. Mr. Mayor. have you ever per-
formed form single official act contrary to Mr..
..Q.-Have you ever been called to account BY
Mr.. Croker for anything YOU have not done
A.-Caled to account? No man dare call me
to account-except the courts. The courts can
Q-Not even Mr., Croker? A.-No. sir. no
man on earth.
The Mayor buged out very big as he made
puffed out his cheeks. and seemed to be thor.
" nnp fhat ha hnl L.