The evening world., 1913-12-17
BART DUE'SF|RM
PAID SETE AGENT,
W|Jt @{S SWEAR
Prosecutor at Trial in New
0ty Tries TO Prove Plot
! 10 Cheat State.
STORIES OF POOR WORK
Hennessy's Aide TestifieS That
Inferior Class of Con-
crete Was Used.
STORIES OF POOR WORK

tsp~cisl I" The Esrnirs world
NEW CITY. Dec. 1.-THE prosecution
IN tho case OF Bart Dunn. Tho Tsmmany
distrtct leader and contractor on trial
Thero for cheating the state In the con
struction OF highway In Rockiand
County. began this afternoon the intro.
duction Of testimony 10 show that Dunn
conspired with and paid Joseph Fogar ty
TO pass work that was not up 20 Tho
specifications Fogarty was an Inspector
employed by the State Department Of
highways
Witnesses testified that Fogarty rs.
ceived money from the paymaster of
the Dunbar Construction Company
Dunn's concern. Other witnesses testi-
fed that Fogarty was on confidential
terms with Dunn and took a great deal
OF interest In the contractors affairs.
even going 30 far ~ to inquire about
bills against the Dunbar Contracting
Company and 60 assume the right 20
hire teams for that organization.
Joseph Curran. a superintendent of
Maintenance and Repairs In the kepa RI.
ment of HiEhways. who was sworn A.
. witness for the prosecution last night.
resumed his testimony to-day. lie told
OF making an inspection OF the Tuxedo
road. which had been built by Dunns
contracting company last summer.
"In many places" said Curran. no
concrete waa placed on the road at all
To- Ae> ~ he
unscarihsd old macadam roadbed. This
top drsasinG--a mixture OF cement and
sand-had the appearance Of concrete
and made a smooth surface until trafsic
BEGAN TO wear Il. and then went to
pieces In . harry.
LOOSE sroNGs WERE BARELY
COVERED.
"Othsr sections Of the road ware built
OF loose stones covered with = quarter
Of N inch Of Grout. which served a. .
binder while the road WA new and be-
fovS franc started. But the Eror soon
wore on. and tho loose stones worked
through"
Former DMtrsct.Attornsy Jerome. on
behalf Of Dunn. subjected curran to a
rigid REORGANIZATION. taking him
back to ~. when no was An once boy
. ..r.. a. p..L po-
r ~ :" ,S". w.n. 70 IN. Ho.ra a;
Education ~ q clerk.
Hc admitted that he had bseo die.
m,,ssd nv the board OF Education. but
denied that he had been found guilty Of
"decsit. faisehood. misconduct and ne
eject Of duty"
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ran .ala John Usnna,.v ..n, Tor Mn
On Apru Is ana hs wsnt n A,h,p,
and s,artsd TO DO work for the depart
msnt lie became q supsetntendent o
the bureau Of Maintenance and Repair
on June %. ne said. This was tn
date Of the inspection Of the rosa
which Dunn had built
Isn't II true that you were appointss
\ superintendent on July . and your ap
poiutment was dated back u June q p
nd Jeroms.
Af,er a lot OF oues,,on,nr Curran al
, ,,,,,., .,., .n,, ,.. en-. 90. n. 49,
. the position Of superintendent but ha,
passed an sxsminAtioa for the position