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said that he would have to take him 70 IL.

said that he would have to take him 70 Il /,
static n. house
Peter r. Moore sworn" saw them toc,aber
last Monday morning. ! saw them and Mr..
Edgar in Vescy street talking together. That
was all saw. heard nothing that they sai5. =
George Van Pelt, sworu-"I saw them to-
gcther last Monday morning. The policeman
bad hold, and they were going up Yesey strcef.
] was on the other side Of the street. and dihne K
hoar any thing that was said"
William fauetsUn SwOrn-'T saw them TO-
.rih'r. his Othcrr came down street. ard
Uncle John came ifon Fulton st.; hearing tho
u... 10. si.' i' ih uUi 'r. ''lt seems \ on tiks
%" v'r.. ci one man before you would tycu'v.''
Doc. Wei. The frsi tu NJ said; the officer called
"m . can't say whether i; was rogue or ras-
II was 10 FER he called Uncle John,
AMI told him to go On: urca said he wanted
him to novc it; he took hold Of uncle. and ei-
thcr trippci or put his hand under and showed
M; uucl j.dn't fell straight hut upon his shouI.
der and the officer ] 20; he (Mr. b. fell down
upon the crossing Il Grecnsich st.; when tho
officer told him to go on, Uncle John did'n
m kc "a rp'v, that heard; he went on a little.
md wl.u the man called him a loafer he said,
! want you to prove IL" the officer took hold
ui hin the time uncle was first as.ing he turned
i'und aud said, My dear sir, IL seems You
Take tie Wu.I d one man before you would
'"cniy. N" w,lc No in,uluug remark, nor any
hing aHu.vc; there was no noise nor abuse
.'n' thor; un.lr said La was there upon busi-
ur-..
ll,r' follow he gta'rricnt Of the defendant.
James Iutlr twuru. IL live in New Utrecht:
o.. Va ,umn. up tn the corner cf Green wich
ud Fulton Shoots, ! saw q crowd on the cor
ncr ol Nrscy street, MIR Bennett and this police
man Wtrr taking, Mr BENNETT talked pretty
iuuu; the pIlic,mlu told him to 10 on; Mr..
Bsui'tt UId.,d that hc had wagon; the officer
ad io go rr' mIud It, the officer went three or
four steps further; NJ. B'unctt came 20 him:
'hr uti,v stepped back three or four steps fur
'h,rag agniu; {, policeman told him (Mr. BennetO
q hc dIdut suun hc would arrest him; Mr.,
'"uuctt d'h go; ihr policeman took him to-
ward tie station llousc; next saw Mr. Ben
nett down; didn't sec how he got down; Mr..
ByuHctt was IN the otf SIDE A. they went away;
lhr policeman when he first said 20 on, stepped
toward Fulton street; Mr.. Bennett refused 70 20
49,; he did'rt ~ on When ordered; the officer
old Mr.. Bennett different times 10 10 on.
Nc suid q der NJ times that f Mr. Bennett
'ilut .0 ON he would otherwise arrest him; he
'old him 80 two or three distinct times, and
'hrn went back aui told him to go away; Mr.
Bennett stood arguing with the policeman, and
made nn attempt togo on; could not say which
vuy NJ Bcun'tt was going; the policeman was
'"ng 10 Fulton street; there were fifty people
here, ! rIp BE; there a little thing gathers a
towd; IL Wa~ not item troublesome crowd; Mr..
l'"ru't wis talking loud enough TO gather n
c'uwd; tho officer strupod from the crosswalk to
'ho hNdmut. nui Mr. Bennett followed him
There; then the officer topped up to Mr. Bish-
ops place and Mr. bennett followed him
there
liuht. firman recalled by complanant-"Mr.
B,uucti hns been IA the habit of coming to tho
Phoenix House Tor me; he has come two OF
three different time, tor me-"
Cease closcd).