The sun., 1901-09-13

| nnVe poncc,nrn oNcftcschin ts'c-
like this
for himselfi- was asked
Now, see here.- said the Deputy Com
missioner, i tell you this man was an old
dub He's more'n 90 years old and oughter
i.een on; of the business TheTe's . lot of
tho-e old dope- that ought 20 get out Of
the way and make room for the young
blood They ought to retire and spend soms
OF their money going around the world
-eein' the sights That's all there II 10 this
ca-e-
MoSAHAS EKTIEEp Br MURPHY.
The Deputy Commissioner wouldn't talk
about the alleged gambler Lamar, for
] offending whom Il IL said. Monahan got
In the bad grscss- % Dcvery, further than
4 Co say that he know no man % the name
OF Lamar. and that no gambler had any
thing 10 do with the transfer Of Monahan.
| Commissioner Murphy received Mona
hans appication for retirement ye-ter-
day morning and granted u At once.
| Mona han says that he N too old To take a
transfer and tha, u he can't stay at the
post he has held for twenty years he will
quit That's why he applied for retire
m.nt. Commissioner Murphy said he had
not heard that Devery had transfeT-d
Monahan.
i have known Monahan Tor ~en'y
years. he Said and when got MS spI'hca-
iion for retirement ] granted az once
and Tor the re>t OF his NE he WI" ura~
half pay. He has been on the force since
1900 and h" was u years old when ne hr-,
wore uniform. Monahan didn't tell
me anything about man hathru lamar
interfering With him and The mrs hearu
OF Il was whea ] saw " IN ihf DUN 'h'S
morning
| Do you agree with Mr' peNery hA'
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sons ar" OF 'he Wea'~' Naiue 70 '"c'n
man VINO ~"u'u taiN 'ha Na' w cour''
especially when ne IL ohe Judge. h-y say
shows MS own un'tne~s 'ot ms ha'~ pe',e'
man any one else can ~ was hhP"ss'ho
IN learn YESTERDAY lu-' ~heh proce~ihs"
against Devery VIII oe oesun OF "h" ,he
nature OF th"-e pr"cesuihs- VIII ~. pu'
that an enort 70 IAN" th" pep"ty ,"n-
missioner out of the ponc" tnaS enufey
viii be made most certainty
WAS DEvRRY's LANGUAGE REcoRDED'
II has been noticed for ,om~ time that q
great deal of what Devery avs In open
court when he is on the rampage never gets
on the record % proceedings This was
particularly noticeable In the case OF
oneiIl when Devery's remark. .Tn break
you.- was nowhere 20 be found among
the st.nosraph.r's minutes Il In true
that when Devery gets going IL l. all that
one s,enosrapher can do 10 take all that he
savs Whether the st.nographer took what
Devery said yesterday 10 Marrinan re
mains 70 oe sen " he d'n TAKE w. inc
record VIII be the ~orrt that Was ever 'aken