The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-11
vlzET WITNESSES SAUCY.
ANNA mrs BEER IN MS PARKS
,,nEsI.S'S PRITLTE BUSINESS.

.r rromme Anawers Questions or
n, He PIenses-Two witnesses Tell
=, Delnys Of Justice In tho District At
.arnc,'s Onics-Rocky Moore's Backer.
nh. Nazet Investigating Committee. sitting
,,steriav In the rooms OF the Board OF
~, md TRANSFORMATION. called as it's first
70. Louis Waldrogel. who told Of the stab
~, his brother George bv Philip McDer-
"H. ,a., ,Iupr. Naldrogel said that McDer-
NV, had hsen indicted for assault. and that
49, ,,se hal appeared sixteen timea on the
Wv ,,J,r Of tho Court OF General Sessions He
va otbsr " tnesses had gone to the court
,H,,.c times and one OF tho witnesses first
,.,,in.d hal died before the case came to
.s,, Wadrogrl's testimony was corroborated
n'n T. W Peterson OF the Post Graduate
Wit,l Tax Commissioner Feitner testified
,i,bt deputies whom he had discharged
."d bsen rciustated by the courts. Mean
"hi,o n. said, he had flled tho places OF the
sann,ios and when the discharged men came
t,aL thcre WAS only money enough to pay two
s|ths eight when all the rest had been cared
for.
"yon realize, | suppose. said Mr.. Moss, that
Won are iisoheytng the spirit OF the law when
YOU pay your own appoihteu hieu oe'o'o 'ou
nay those reInNthteu'
NJ Feitner very SUlhrlIy saiu Shut shos " o' -
ouostion Tor the courts to decide
p,rk Commissioner Moebus OF the Borough
o,Tbc Brop1, offered the plea OF private bust
uo.." when he was asked to explain why the
So, r,,de hy Mr. Moebus's company was used
in the Bronx parks A.. 49,, A.
uasS n,xri him how it happened that the em-
80 1850 ~ mo Registers Office were using 100
bons typswriters for which tho city was pay;
Inc nothing Mr Fromme said company mad
- nd IanSrtmant
us HINT YOU know" asked Mr.. Moss; that
the company can bring SUIT against the city
TO recover for the use OF the tyrewrIting ma
chimes. ou,,odrronms .I sent a reouisi-
ugh s az more ore explicit" urged Mr.. Moss.
I've answered the question: reloined
fCbniTmau Mazet told him to answer it again.
"Iv won't" said Fromme. You keep out
o., this. Mr. Mazet Mr., Moss and were get
ting along we'll You act in ridiculous man
'Strk. that of the record" said Mr.. Aazet.
THAT /. irrelevant. 1t ia magnificent IN
stance Of the manners prevailing among the
heads Of city departments a magnificent OK
position OF their manners
Maurice F. Hoahan admitted that ne mad
ssnt his engineers out to survey Tor canal
from Nswtown Greek To Flushing bay ana that
no had recommended that this canal he cut
didnt know that two bis had already been
passed relative 10 franchises for the same canal
Holnhan said he didn't MIR; Moss SAID that
HoInhan must be very watchful official.
You're very dramatic. retorted Holahan.
THE people has got you down pretty fine. You
had TO ru bIish a card saying brought gang
Of heelers with me- last time and you were
afraid Of losin your life.
Mr Moss denied this and Mr.. Mazet ordered
HOahan down.
Antonio Marano. the next witness. told OF his
experience in the District Attorneys office in
trying to bring robbery case to trial. He
said he had been to court in answer to sub-
prnas twenty Ave times and had got no salts
faction. The case was already several months
old he said.
Bridge Commissioner Shea testified that
Rocky Moore one Of his deputies had no par
ticuar experience although he was put in q
high place.
organ Zation." said Mr.. Shea. As far as that
goes have no particular experience in
VINO recommended him." asked Mr.. Moss.
Il don't know" said Mr.. Shea. Il think It
was Mr.. Carroll"
oh. the deputy leader" said Mr.. Moss.
don't know anything about their ranks" "
laid NJ. Shea.
Mr. Moss spent the rest Of the day in trying to
lind out what increases in nun Der OF en- ployees
md what Increases in salaries had been made
In several OF the city DEPARTMENTS. The figures
were easily obtained. but the reasons for the
Increases were not explained satisfactorily in
any case. II was brought out in this connec-
ton that the Municipal Assembly had nifty
three paid employees. and Mr. Moss said he
would fnd out tho reason for that very soon.
The committee meets again this morning.