New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19
THE GREAT FORGERY CASE.
Further Examination Of Couahltn-ne.
quisitisn for the Prisoner from rbila-
de,phSa.

dcIphs..
The examination in the greG. forgery case re-
Gently developed 10 this city. confined yesterday
morning at the Tombs before Justice Bowling. The
cross Els mination OF Coughlin resumed by Mr..
Charles s. Spencer and exJuise Stuart counsel or tie
accused as follows;
III. first person Who spoke 10 Lin about swindling
the Bank Of Commerce was Patterson who told him TO
bring a sheet of paper from ts fremont Hotel one OF
Laihrop Luddingon & Co.'S stter.shects which be had
for come time he received IL back from Patterson to
whom lie had given Is; there were six shoets
Of il originally; h, had ghen II to Patterson for an i'm.
proper purpose; Patterson told witness nj the time
that he wanted 10 use IT. when witness took the paper
from the store he brought /, 10 Braiseds billiard va
loon in Fcurthaye. when he took the papers to the
snloon P.ttus first wrote it, OBFicn was not there
did not see GaTadier met again hour sfierwa'd at
No 81 Liberty ST., nothing done there with resef'
cnce TO the forgery; Garadicr and Ntness went away
from there for three quarters Of hour cav the boy
Nclo ghlin In that time.
q. Were you not Mr.. Weed' A. 1 Wa not
O. What is the color Of your nnstache' \. II II q
sandy color. stood inside the hotel ne the nnei when
/ yot back ~ No. 6l Lihcrtyst. appointn,nt was
made for the next day DGyiss lo.e met NJ DAVIS s.
with PctiGs hHd MeNeis; nothing was sad thcc COZ
corning the rgeiies went out % tct an app "i soh
Ting Of that kind: finally We met again at C"idns =
Hotel. GarRdier was not there Vbifh wa ul'Ir
could not state the day 81 the month te same Ga! te
boy was sent 20 the bank. between 10 and II O'CLOCK a.
m O'Iircn remained there for twenty minutes u.
check was forged IN that time Walter Patterson
handed e. 900 in bonds; there were i've shares ~
the TRANSACTION; 1 bad share nothing was sara
about the division 81 the money d. not snow personally
about any Of The other bonds but what received of
never saw any of tie other bonds; there we're Elk 10
mo irarsceon Patterson. myself GBradier, Peitls.
McNellis and ORien arrested on the night OF Tie
llih at Oyster Bay. just when entering my iatneFs
house. .
q Hire you an account in Bridgeport banki a.
I decline t. an8weT.
FY.Judsc stewart insisted upon answer, but the
ssissnt District Attorney took the ground ihat me
question was privileged one. justice uo"Ilhs
cdea that the question muft be answered. A fes'
counsel. hr Fay) Under the name OF chas. >
Bradley. ,
o. Have you bad an accouu, in the Firr National
Bank Of jersey Ci,yi 4. Yes, sir
9. Under what manner A. james Brooke.
a. Was that Bank swudled through the insunmen'
tsiy OF your opening dat account \. decline 70
o. Did YOU. NJ auy time receive a. 0o6 40 part Of =
s-gina.e IN Newark. MI \. No. SIR
a. Have Won been promised by any one directly or IN
lTccty immunity nom the legal eonseiHeh'e' o your
s-ass Ia tia, transaction on becoming witness iof
tlr pcople, A. NCsir.
O. DO you expect IL A. do not snc~ wfas,l
Expect
o j. that truei A. Yes
o. Was you ever connected with criminal t!aIsAc'
ton therci A. Decline To answer
o. Did You ever keep an account IN tank the~'
4 YES, ~ Charles :. bradley.
Re direct by the District Attorney
Received tie bond az O'Clock tie same d.! oi the
robbery; knew a man named Henry Seeer VINO 81, Is
a salcon In HudsOnst met Patterson and Pets there.
The bonds were then identicd-Ncs ~ - ANA - rs
being tue ones obtained by the ,racsaction and 'cnnd
upol the witness.
4 TIE Cour, then adjourned till one O'Clock.
Alter recess the Assistant District Atiorne! notified
the Court that prosecution had tnished their ease
for the present.
F1Judg. strnIt for the prisoners, asked hr post
ponemrn, II the ease until morning b.. witnesses
we're not ready lie intended 70 prove tie absence 0
Df@n ~ the time OF The forgery lc was AZ the time
in Harlem. The prisoners could not bee Ae9t c the ey
dence Patterson beng examined, answered thai he
was - years Of agr, born IN New. YORK, produce
~. rchani BY cupation. AID Resided 81 New-Sork.
OBIien stated that he Was born in New-lork. y
years Of age. Loteltccper by trade resided Il High
Bridge. and that he had nothing to say about The
charge. . . -
GaIader state. that he wss born IN Philaieipb.a. -
year, If age clerk by occupation resided az faterto
ald had 1T present nothing 10 say.
The Court then adjourned Ia 10 O'Clock to-day, WIN
the understanding that tue cnse would be- closed
The following AFFIDAVIT, has been made ny IA Phl,ade
plia detective against the accused charging them with
ioryerie, in that city
Fdwaid q. CABIN. of Philadelphia being duly seoFu, De-
pose. 4, scf ton hat he has e,'Ned ne
believe. fsi Mater Patterson. Michael Ob1cn. Hugh SIC
hehs spencer f.n. and Ira GAMBLER connected with
series lof,r~. banks ia ih" ci'y OF fhace
pL "a the 2ls, Of June 1905 Amounting 10 tue sun u near
ten thousand dolss u. chsgcs them with the same and
pray they may be- held until the proper papers may be had
enable Opponent 10 cary then To the city Of Phie pha
p.louents detective attached to The Police % the Cy
Of PHILADELPHIA EDWARD q. tARIIs
| sworn TO b, iore me ,hi. 18th dsy Of Novrrnber.
! j. DovLrSe. Police Justice