The evening world., 1913-10-23
M'CALL FAILS TO ANSWER
CHARGE MADE BY HENNESSy

graft. OF honest graft: II he paid his
assessment to Murphy when he was
nominated for Judge, and II he bor-
rowed the money from a police inspect
or. l asked him whether there was
some trouble between that police in.
spector and himself a. to the repay.
ment OF the money. and whether that
| trouble hadn't been sent to a friendly
referee selected by both. and whether
that referee had not decided In favor Of
the police inspector.
III he did not get the money from the
Police Inspector-and don't say that
he did, said that II would be hard for
me to prove-if he did not, let him name
the man he got II from. and l hope he
won't name q dead man.
This Inspector OF Police 10 not dead;
he 10 alive. Mccall 10 alive. Piunkett
Is alive. and Murphy IL alive.
ut will be very easy for Mccall to
prove that while he paid his assessment.
and Q very big assessment. that he did
not get II from police inspector. but
why does he take twenty -four hours to
beat around the stump? Why doesn't
he tell his fellow-citizens that that isn't
true7 10 he attempting to make an
!! alibdf
"MURPhv LIES" SAYS HEN.
MESSY; ADDS NEW CHARGE.
His friend Murphy says In tho eve
ming papers: Judge Mccall pay me?
why, don't have to answer that
charge. but will say that II 10 abso.
lutte nonsense TO sugsesf that Judge
Mccall paid anybody. That is a. far
as | will 60 with Mr. Hennessyl'
mo. Mr.. Murphy. YOU will 90 a little
farther with Mr.. ltennessy before this
campaign 10 over. When Mr.. Murphy
Mccall paid anybody. Mr.. Murphy lies.
and he knows he lies.
~ tell lGr. Murphy that have held
In my hands the lots for o95 5.ooo-aaa
moro than have held it-signsd by
snoths. Justaos Of the Supreme Court,
who was one Of lgr. 1eurphy's alternate
candidates for Mayor. WhstsvsS lgr.
Mccall paid; whether In cash-and
probably IN cash; they % business In
cash In Tammany xall, except when
you cannot raise the money, aad then
they take Your nots-hs ought not to
10 afraid 20 tell whst he paaa. and
whom he paid IL to.
Murray says he did not receive the
money Well. most OF the money that
Murphy receives. directly or indirectly.
generally goes through some other
hands. But l want to ask Murphy to-
night. and this Is preliminary to some
questions l will ask him later on: Did
Judge Beardsley hand him S26.0 .000 In bills
In October OF last year?
'Tf Murphy denies that Judge Boards
ley did. II Murphy will provide q way
for putting Judge BeArdsey on the
stand. I will undertake to say that
Judge Beardsley will testify under oath
that he handed that money to Murphy.
and that II has never been accounted
for since.
GETTING JOBS FOR THE 'soYs
SCIENCE WITH BOSS.
I'VE won't take care OF Murphy any
more for the moment: We will come
back to Mccall. because he is asking
you whether he 10 an honest man. and
whether. when he IL elected to ONCE,
he Is going to 80 to Murphy and find
out who Will be City Chamberlain and
who will be head OF the Water De-
partment. and who will get this Job
and that.
Mr.. Mccall says In this evening 3
newspapers-and OF course II he did not
say It. then l withdraw anything may
say about it-that the only time he saw
me In the Public Service Commission
was with former Police Capt. John j.
McNally. asd that McNally had coins
to get his o. X. on Job; that l wanted