Paid Insurance Agent Kohler $50,000 Paid our assistants, etc. 25,000 Paid Bank Clerk Taylor 275,000 Divided equally between Shinburn and myself 1,225,000 ---------- Total $1,575,000 The amount paid to the police was divided as follows:-- To James Irving, head of Detective Bureau $17,000 To John McCord, detective 17,000 To George Radford, detective 17,000 To James Kelso, detective 17,000 To Philip Farley, detective 17,000 To John Jourdan, Captain Sixth Precinct (afterward Superintendent) 17,000 To John McCord for Detective George Elder 17,000 To one other police detective 1,000 To Inspector Johnson 1,800 To John Browne 500 To Frank Houghtaling, Clerk Jefferson Market Police Court 10,000 -------- Total $132,300 In addition to the above amounts paid police and court officers, James Kelso, and Frank Houghtaling were each given a James Nardenne, Swiss movement, hunting-case watch and long chain, bought at Benedict Brothers’ for five hundred dollars apiece. All moneys paid police and court officers, except John Jourdan’s share, I paid direct to John McCord as early as November 1. Jourdan’s rake-off was paid to him personally by me at his home in Prince Street on a Sunday evening three days before Shinburn sailed for Hamburg. At this meeting McCord was present, and it was arranged that McCord and Radford should be at the Hoboken pier to protect Shinburn from the Pinkertons.