New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
s.sssrr.d Mcconnell ye.s Al don't remember

esnsssrred Mcconnell YETI Al don't remember
6-Didn't he say to you that he would see about
It-about McConners transfer? Al think ne d'u'
o-Didn't you tell him. You will see nothing
e ri, mater err order You to do Il to-day" Didn't
yoh say that to himY Al don't recoiect; may
o.~You may have said that? Al don't reco-
2sSed him i'm" Why he did not transfer Mcconnsll and
ss@smSsr t sSr a Vi q' think S% sc 50 ~
o-And you denied that he was sick and you
,ek and y yos ordered Mccuiiash to do it at
%nd then Mcconnell up before Oss.t the se PO
did about shss, re hN 10 trans
f.S M Mccon n0s &c Al" ff Believe he did
dd S;g s not c ssn sef to
o-was thst sltogether because Of the rrm mo
or was there not some other reason? Al don't
recollect Just now what the reasons were. lhere
were some other reasons. .., 40
o-There were some other reasons and you 40
not recoilect what they were? A. NO. SIR: ocarsd
resolution to direct the Chief to transfer him to
JsmaIes dd yoy er mott ,ke A- 4 YOU say it.
WANTED HIM SENT FAR OFF.
o-To Jamaica or away of? Ayes. sir.
o-Hov many other officers did you ask TO have
transferred in that way. long distance on? Al
don't recollect now.
o-This is the only you can reeOlleet? A
be mt waD cd to TO sor DO you
mean that! A"Probabiy he. dfd don, know; va
heard i ru nE about him which made think
discipline him WY dDD Gid Know ySS 90 w"a' ne
o~Then do you remember that Commissl0ner
York offered amendment TO request me re Ce,
"rssuestne him. Ne c dNn r. oem member
Odd you not also ask the hsve chIe ann rT OF sure
Ole was at the Fifth-st. station house. now
sixteenth P no, psem AYes am not
o-Did YOU want to have him transferred from
there? A-Not that remember .A,
p Don't YOU remember any discussion about tha'
thing Al t SSp tbat ne was transferred just
soon as the Board was changed 90 you NOT A.
and did YOU not request Chief Deyery to trans
fer him? Al don't remember whether ! did OF
Don remember that that hat S se w 9ne OIL Gl
c c;,y a. 20 oeock hat night don't remember
ssSnf we So remcnber any conversation with any
sea y about SIT IL? A~So. do not. s.o. that
Q.-And do you mean TO say maSyc ML; had MOTH
srr whatever 10 do with Frank Farrell? A. , ,e'
10 say that | never heard his name n''""o'e"'
t SENATOR sI'LIIVAN'S PULL
o-D,1 Senator sullivan ask you to do II? A-No'
O-Did YOU have any conversation with Mr'
Sullivan about the transfer Of McCcnnel' A
No ~, sn,
ODD you have any conversation with MT sum
van about Farrells pooroom? A-No. sir
o-Did he not come into the building and come
n see YOU at that time? A.-Who? . 80
O-Senator sullivan? Ale has been III 10 see
noe dent recollect Just at that time. $500 49,.
o He has been frequent ca Ter on. you. l,dS
Re not? Al don't believe he has been there TWICE
IN six months. ~, . .,.o NJ, Nc
f.onneU give his version OF this matter? You have
ssId that he was in your judgment. under accusa-
ton Are you perfectly willing that he snOuld nave
a fair chance 10 tell his version OF me story r.
SO far as 1 am concerned. | don't Kno" anything
about II. ,o 49,, .r,o,
! OF he takes the stand and testifes his version
az the matter what will your Board DO with MS
pension? You are aware that Mcconnell was re-
fired on a pension for disability small pension OF
thirty-odd dollars a month. Now, suppose MI MIC
Conne takes the stand and testitles what Will you
l0entlemen DO in regard TO this pension? A-What
do you suppose we Will doY :, or
o. suppose you are liable TO revoke H. An
no | am not that kind go f..
O.-Mr Mcconnell testify with perfect free-
dom here and not feel That his pension Is Jeopar-
/ Idxed? A SO far as am concerned ,
Mr. Moss--I am glad to have you MAKE ma
Abatement. For the present will suspend this VIII
ness I am not through with him yet. would IKE
70 have you. remain. VIII Mr.. York take the
3 stand?