New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18

says IT does not matter whether | seen IT or not.
at all. He promised me $500 and a steady job. and
o.-You had already told him, that you did not
see any robbery committed. hadn't you? Ayes.
0MiAnd he said that msde no drere sh II y9u
Singer
dyes you told II to Mr. Singer and Mr.. Singer
took you TO Mr. Schultz? Ayes, sir.
things %h Sd WOW M you'd Ss %a TO a0 BE
dreds of dollars, and steady. work in the pooroom
QSAnd protection? A-Yes sir. He promised
me 500 and he would give me steady work, and I
said II l met that other man
.Q.1At that time you had seen me, hadn't you?
Q.-You had reported to Mr.. Buttner that they
were trying to get you to swear against him? A.
Q.-And Mr. Buttner referred you TO me? A
Q.-And / told you to go back and not tell them
that you had seen me or Mr.. Buttner anybody?
Ayes. sir
Q.-What was the next thing said? Al was, on
account Of this man, going all around and could
not find him. and was always working In the
Q.-You did get work in the poolroom? Ayes,
sir MI Schultz came in, and several persons came me
make some money"
LIGHT DUTY, WELL PAID.
Odd you play the races? Ayes. sir.
Odd you win anything? Ayes. sir.
Q.-How much? Al sl4.
$50 that you won s14 on the IS that you got7
Ayes, sir.
Q.-You also had your days pay Of $40? A.
Q-What did you do for the s5-what kind of
work did you do in the poolroom? Ale told me
to look around for pickpockets Qsaughter9 =.
o.-weres ' there s's any picFPOcEets there? Al
o...would you know a pckpocket If you saw
Q.-what were the men doing in that pooroom?
o.-Was it upstairss X.-Yes. sir.
qme h Raye Or hs r races up there at
Q.-Thirty or forty all the time? Ayes sir
9Dd go s See sS1" any police cue ocer come in there
while you were there? AN o3c sir IN n. roco
.oI.You did not see any police officers there at
Odd you see any police officers try to stop the
po.@Nor any interference with it at all? A-No
Odd you see Mr. Farrell in that place? A
o.~M4r, Farrell was there Ayes; sir
Q.-Whose poolroom was II? A.-Mr SchultZs
oWas he in the Office attending to the busnessg
o.MHow many days did you work in the pool
| room? Al worked in the poolroom four days.
he did not pay me and he gave me so the next
$50 that you got your wages for that day and
| another day besides that? Ayes. sir.
TUOHIG FOR A CONFEDERATE.
| Q.-Was there second man found? Ayes sir
| Q.--who did you find; who was that? "A fell
| low named George Tuohig was found
|
Schultz and Mr. Singer together? Al went to
see them together. but they took him upstairs;
was do low ,o.,..- ,.o so,.,r. .,.,,
No SIR at thss time he aid did a0"@''a'. s-e"
MT TTShs cs f1 me wRst had
S4 ssn 91g s that uo hWH s rgS up
SHss sslS that that to y You? A4s ss s
they asked me a couple, Of questions.
o.-what did they ask you? About how the
could not answer him, so he says. II suppose he
drunk the other day he did mot e 0s two
TAX al ,n saS !%s' singer Come
0Glsef aPd YET Tu %G ruog
said in schultz's presence that we had to get the
Q.-They said to you that you two should come
together, so that you could tell one story? A
o.-what else? A-Me and TuohIg was staying
there little while. and Schultz came back and he
Q.-What is that? Cards. you say? A-cards
played there for little while, poker. and Schultz
and Tuohig and he went out and said there were
Afterward he came back again and . called me to
him and he gave me s. and he he said That Is your
We were called downstairs and Mr Schultz and
MI Singer was there and MRS and n Mr
Schultz said that he had time for couple OF days
o.-That Is. It was not necessary for you to make
me and Tuohg could talk together.
CoNCoCTING THE LIE WITH CARE.
Q-And get your story up? Ayes; get the
story up. So and Tuohig left there that night
and went home.
work again. went to the poolroom and told Mr..
Schultz. I said. was Tuohig here?" He said.
mo. but you better go and look for him and find
him and talk with him" He says. Come back
again later and stay around the pooroom."
could not find Tuohig. and went down later that
III chit In 10
] did not get no wages that day.
Q.-Anything further? A.-No; the same day
Q.-Then go to the next day. A.-The next day
with Mr.. Singer. and Mr.. Singer brought me up
end he says You Csn stay o Ground here , tod
money" and he says. You stay around the window
until you Singer. and he will give you money"
stayed around the window, and when saw Singer
he gave me 81. and that same night he gave me s.
more. Tuohig. disappeared that night and went
away. I Tuohg, and he said TO me. You tell
Mr.. Schultz that am not coming In the morning
at o'clock" We were supposed to be there in
the morning at o'clock and appear against Mr.
SThat SATURDAY wss the Day gSGs to
to tell the people that he would not be there. So
to work Ra M shu Ws Sd he ser
he was sitting there with two more gentlemen. and
told him that Tuohig was not coming. and ne got
,Q-Whoo got excited7 A;.sehultz got excited
He said, II have TO see Tuohig:"
Q.-Who were the other gentlemen? Al don't
know.
Odd you meet any police officer at any OF
these conversations? A.-No.
Q;-Go on. Al did not meet any police officer
| to know him.
| Goo on. Ale said: Come over to the
house hon Singer is there with his little boy and we
look after hm~you can look for. .Tuohig" we
went around to No. 5Os and Tuohig was out he
was not there. and then went to No IA and
| ne was not there. and that man gave Mr.. Singer
the address OF Tuohig. and were to go and look
! Tor him there. We went there and everything
was dark and Singer said: wait until look for
| Policeman" He went out and he talked to
policeman. and walked the janitor up, and he asked
| him II he could tell where Tuohig lived. and he
/ said: Yes on the first floor right, the back
right. on the side-the east side"
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