Q.  What  diO  you  know  about  ,tMs  man  HJonan  being  known  in
the  department  as  "  O.  K."  Horan?  A.  I  don't  know  anything
about  it

Q.  Did  you  ever  hear  it?  A.  Well,  it  might  have  been  broiught
to  my  ears,  but  I  never  paid  any  attenition  to  it.
Q.  You  are  not  a  menaber  of  the  company  of  which  he  is  an
officer?    A.  No,  sir.
By  Mr.  Raines:  ^

Q.  Mr.  lia  Gnange  sent  for  yom  to  come  there,  I  siuppoise?  A.
Yes,  sir.
Mr.  Raines. —  I  have  the  papers  here  which  were. left  with  me
by  Mr.  La  Grrange,  this  miotming,  and  I  would  like  to  know  who
wUl  be  the  custodian  of  thJem.
Tihe  Chaiirmjan. —  The  members  of  thiel  committee.  Mr.  Root,
how  much  time  will  you  want  to  put  in  such  evidence  as  you
can  get.  '

Mr.  Root. — ^Well,  I  have  got  to  sit  down  and  look  it  over.
(The  heairing  was  then  adjourned'  until  Friday  morning,  Ma^
3,  1895,  at  the  same  place,  at  10  a.  m.)


Friday,  May  S,  1895.
The  committee  reconvened  pursuant  to  adjournment.
Present. —  Senajtor    O'Connor,     ohairman;     Senators     Pound,"
Oantor  andl  Mullln.
Richand  Gorman  being  duly  sworni  as  a  witness  and  examined
by  Mr.  Root,  testified  as  follows:  i

Q.  You  aire  fireman  of  Engine  Company  14?    A.  Yesi,  sir.
Q.  That  is  located  whiere?    A.  Eighteenth'  street.
Q.  How  long  have  you  been  in  the  department?    A.  Twelve
years.
Q.  Do  you  kn6w  Fireraam  Oampibelll  of  the  25th?    A.  Yes,  sir.
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Q.  Did  yooi  ever  bave  a  talk  with  liim  abbiut  a  me'inoiraiidutmi
book  of  Ajsisisitaiit  Foreman  Hoipani?    A.  Yes,  ®ir^

Q.  Wiien  was  it?    A.  Some  time  ini  March.
Q.  Of  this  year?    A.  Yes,  sir.
