The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-08

asked the Governor fos an appointment
a. pardon clerk.
II told the Governor" he said. II
was losing money on c.Coo . year. that
had two homes to keep up"
Sarecky said he told the Governor
that John A. IIennessy. the Executives
special Investigator. had suggested that
the witness be given q position In the
New York office Of the Bureau Of De-
portation.
II asked the Governor" said Sarecky.
" he would consent to my taking that
position and II he would recommend
me for It. He said ne would take tho
| matter up with mo later. That's all the
conversation ] had with the Governor
on that subject at that time"
The attorney read a section from the
statutes which required that . deputy
Of the Deportation Bureau should do.
vote his entire time to his duties.
FRAWLEY TOLD HIM TO STAY
IN ALBANY.
| q. And since YOU were subposnsed on
July o you have done most Of the
stenosraphic work In Buffalo and othsI
places for Investigator Hennessy
haven't your A. No. I was specincall!
told by senator Frawley TO stay In thiI
town.
The witness said later that no haa
accompanied Hennessy TO Buffalo an,
had done stenographio work for hin
there In connection with the latter
highway Investigations. He had accom-
| nj al HAnnAaaV IN I'm
day. he said. and had gone to his hom
In brooklyn for the weekend when
ever no liked. With these exceptions
no said. he had obeyed to the lstts
Senator Frawley's In auctions.
Q. DO you know that there was cor
rsspondence on the subject Of exempt
Ing you from civil service examinstio,
for your position? A. Yes.
@. And you never took the examina
ton? A. No examination was nsces
sary.
q. Did you ever tell the Governor 20,
we're subpoenasd before the Frawle
committee A. I may have told him.
Q. Isn't your memory goodf A. Of
some subjects.
He then conceded that ne had con
vsrsation with uov. Sulser on tn
morning Of July -. the day ne appesre
before the committee and refused I
answer questions concerning contr!bu
tons to the Governor daring the latter
campaign.
sULzER ASKED HIM " NE VA
NERVOUS.
II went into the Governors pr'vat
| ,Mt,- ,.,lsh At Ham A. ~ a., ~
testified, and the Governor asked IN
} u WAS nervous about appearing he
, fore the committee. l said ! wasn't"
Sarecky then declared he had seq
Attorney Louis Marshall Of counsel 70
: the Governor at ssranac Lake directl
} after the Frawley committees hearing
! Q. Did you 60 there to consult wilt
Mr.. Marshall about your action befor
the Frawley committeeT A. I did.
/ =. A. whose suggestion7 A. Al tn
r suggestion either of the Governor or NJ
IIennessy; l don't remember which.
4 When he appeared before the Frav
Icy Committee sarecky refused to u
swsr questions. stating that he d.d ,
on advice Of his counsel. Louis Ma
shall. On the witness stand to-dav
declared that he had not consulted n
Marshall. but was simply following a
vice laid down In an opinion prspar,
by Mr.. Marshall for general yuidan
Of all concerned.
Stanchheid made . sudden shift
his line OF questions.
ADMITS TRYING TO FIND ~
9 ABOUT WITNESSES.
n @. Did you on July 20 call on PRE-
!. dent Floyd Of the Mutual Alliance Tru
h Company and ask him whether either
=, or any OF his employees had been NJ
poenaed before the Frawley Comm
tee? A. ] did.
Q. Did you ask him not to obey I
subpoena? A. ] think ! did.
z. Did dov. Sulxer suggest that y
20 TO ask the question? A. No. sir.
did not.
Was Il Hsnnessy7" meaning Jo
A. Hennessy. the Governors cor
dental chief agent
Objection Vt counsel prsvsptsd