The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-18

A think your name 90 judge STUART was mentioned
hrsti did not Tell him snehoy ar-t mon oued bis
nale IN connection tA tltce or fo1r Others,
mentioned sneoey : nam bul 10, part,cua-.y.
q What did be ask you IA iciemucc lhi mat,erS
lie ASKED me Il he ought Hc r have co.,.9cl IN IBIS
cas- aud told him certainly b'i nc go, fnr,rigll
q WAT else did he ass yOT j. he aahod me
about shat would be dom wi,h him
g What id you tell him. A. told him ( i was
nude our case Of extortion thai would he probably
imprisonment
| q. Id you have any other conversation with hm7
a. II. asked me AGAIN whai e Lad better what
sess 20 10 tod hn, cHnrof = WAli IL s best 10
DO, ont it appears ~ 30 hal better pay back he
money you got from ,r Jenkins that ynl iaye told OK
that that made sS Ses%, SS g.Sl oy 9@"@y, Wei aa 49, e al
was 10 ,e" you now you made ~ perhaps ~ would DO
q Did you not advise hun agoin., seo.ng counsel a,
all against having any nierci rs WITH N enls an after
the proceedings o. the policr was ;htoasM A.
No, SIR never advised him that Lad any nug TO 10
about his seeing his friends in any way
q Did you go up to the station house wi'h hinp A.
Yes, sir
q Have you seen him th sin,e3 A. No SIR
Z Have you seen Jenk n snces sa~ LIN when
he was last here, but not since
Q You are not regular police olfcer? A Not rcgu.
lar at the present time
Q Did you Mccarty any warrant Tor arres,
OF this girl, when she declined going with you, a. no,
O. Had there to your knowledge been any affidavit
made against her before any justice magistrate ia this
ciiyY A. don't know THAI there had.
q Had you been directed By auy magistrate 10 arrest
lerY A. l think Judge Ledwith said Ego down and
&ng her up"
Q Upon that evening dayY A. Yes, sir
u Has jenkins, 10 your knowledge. ever Mhuc any
affidavit about this matter IN connection with these two
people, before Justice Ledwith anybody elsey A. he
had made statement.
q. Had he made afidavit2 A. 7 don't know tiat
he ever swore to it; saw him make statement and he
sgned IT, bu, don't know that he ever swors 10 It,
Y Where was this donef A. In the bank
Before he was brought before any magistra;ef A.
! think not don't know of my Knowledge.
q You expect a reward for your services this mat
terY A. havn't heard anything about any reward;
will take il If they give it TO me.
q You expect compensation for your in this
natter A. have made no bargain have SAID nothing
about II to anybody, neither has anybody to
Q Who first called you into tho caseS A. Mr.. Parker
came over To the Sub Treasury for
Q. Have you any promise, implied or expressed de-
pending upon the amount OF money TO be recoyercdy A
No, sir
Q. Did you have any conversation with the girl upon
that dayf A. don't know that talked TO her upon
that day.
Q Did you tell her that she could have counsel
her frendsf A. No. sir
T. Did she not ask you II she could have counsel? A.
She never asked me about counsel at ALI had bu. very
little 70 do with her.
O. Did you not tell her that they both in for IT,
and counsel could do goodY A. No, sir l never
made any such remark at all
Q. Do you swear that nothing said to you here
10 any interviews with Mr. McKeou by either "
them about their seeing friends counselS A. know
there was not; they never asked me about counsel
| Y. Did they ask any OF these questions in your
presence? A. They might have done that did not hear
them; they did not ask me nor in my hearing.
Q. What other officer WAS here with youg A. Mr.
AcCary and the sergeant and some OF the officers OF tho
court.
Q. You said nothing to in her going up 10 the station
house? A. was ahead Of her with Brown when vent
| up.
McKeon stating that he had three other Witnesses
anime on the part Of the prosecution.
The Court then adjourned the further exam ma, on
| this morning at ten O'Clock