New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29


ro,rd 70 naturalization that you know of A. Not sha'
i know or - ..,,,, A That cannot tell YOU
z whor IA you SEQ him lasti A. This morning
toa,ed m what dutiesi A. lie was III the county
cerk What SS sr s ordinary duties, A. Clerk Of the su
preme ConT there during trasf A. That cannot tell
What part has he had in connection WIZ,
ton papers, tnat you know OH a. oik"''s
believe. ,,,, do,t, A. Ihaye sir.
* iUa11dnG napers Did you ever see cltner VI un
pofersi A. no, Sir never, until shor' 'iin' "s' ~
STARE or looked TO sec whether there arc many such
people natiralized A. have NOT yos air
4 iJoS long have yon known hnlt A. inc mrs. ' ne
7 Vas introduced the gentleman was golns UP " 'H'
APaP HOW long agoi A. when John T. Hoffman was
ro1ain nate i for Goyernor-just before then.
~ 'wst il hs bnsinessi A. That do not know
q Did you ever know Of his having any legtima1e pu
snsSia xa know OF his ever having been actually en-
gased in any business Of your own knowledge' a. 90
O. Have you been to this place, No. eCentrest A.
O. whcni A. When the man that keeps tho place first
o. When was tnati A. Some time this side Of the frat
O. We're you IN there when the naturalization business
was going ont A. Yes, Sir, twice. ,,or ,vo,,i,o
O. Whit was going on theref A. 81" men "ai'iNe
o Yon saw naturalization blanks therei A. yes sr
O. What your business before you got 10 the CeA
Office A. was Clerk in the Tax once, blanks
he IN
with or without the seal Of the Court
Mr. BrTidy--,Just as yon like ~, . oxon,ro
o. What were those blanksi a. dlu not sAn,n,ho
them; took them for blanks without the seai Oh 'ne
CONGRATULATIONS III DlaIlks
O. Papers like thesei A. No, Sir ,,.. ,dod
O. Did you SEQ any papers ike thesei witness handed
pagersI A. did mott ,o,, .,
o. What is the dilerencef A. There Is great ueai u
WHAT !, the difference in slze A. The application
q Ynn suoposed these clerks were filling up these up
plcatlonsi
o. That is what they doing in fact' A. could
not tell; did not one filed up. ,,.u.., saw
a. Uid Won sec them writing on blanEsi a ga"
Rosenberg went in, TALKING TO a man. %, o,cr.
o. Did You those clerks writing on printed Papoi'
O. Vii you say you did noti A would aah not they had
O. Did YOU ever Rosenberg IN the supreme 'oui''
rs S You ever sec HIM in the County Clerks ohlce
O. I ofeni A. Not often. occasionally did rro,v
8 Did he know Mr.. Heymanht a. DO not Ano"
"e % r. Hcymann a Germans A. He iy.
O. Don't you know Rosenberg went there ana con-
yeised with hint a. do not ,, ,horo A.,
A. Yes s.r. To the law clerk Mr. Couch;
@ Anybody else A. No one that ! rememper, o mo-,
seen him there ia two OF three months as near aS eau
O. Where have you been slnco thati A. have been
O What was your raftlcular duty theroi A. am re-
O What room did you occupy A. Occupied different
rooms since last Monday IN the new Court,iiouse or
here Instead of Heymannf A. do not
O. Where does Hcymann dnei A. do not know.
q Ho is expected back today Is lie mott suppose
he Is. .. ,,i.,.s ,,,.s
Complaint the ground stated ycsterdny,
Mr. Brady-IIaye you rested your PROOF
Mr. IaarPnce--I have not
The Commissioned Will not entertain any motion
until all the evidence Is IN go -
Mr. Lawrenee-YOur Honor will consider me as renow'
ing our motion dismiss the complaint on the grounds
stated yesterday and the further ground that the GER
genuine DOCUMENTS. Motion denied Exception taken.l
Mr.. Lawrence. after abnef consultation win tns aso
cato counsel for the defense said After consultation
with my associates now rest this case on me part of tue
defense don't conceive that It is our duty TO go auy
further in the line Of road which suppose the law pre-
scribes the prosecution should travei; ..,,, an
Tho COums siOuer-Is there any further testimony on
the part Of tie Goyetnmentf
Nj Courtney-Since the witness from the Superior
Court has been examined here. sent over to Tue Clerk
Office for the purpose Of getting all the naturalization
papers and records issued given ~ persons III the name
Aner Waiting a few moments, Joseph Meeks was sworn
ON the part II the Government Direct examination ~
q What Is your business A. Deputy Clerk OF tho su'
O. We're yon served with subpoena this morning, TO
produce before the Commissioner hero all naturalization
-, - or IyInystei during the month OF OctO-
ber. 1851 a. No, Sir; WAS served with "a subpoena
O. Have you made q search for such papersi A.
o. Why nots A. Because was directed 10 appear
forthwith. and couldn't make the search Ia time;
pcfs; how long would t take you make that search
a. cannot tell you can make u W o.moilO~ morn
7. lizatlOn of that day.
o. Arc not these papers filed At your office under tho
different lettcrst A. Different dates
O Not alphabetically A. NJ. Sir .
fy Mr. FnIertOu-Q. Where 10 Nj. Loowi A. don't
know.
O. DO you know Mr. LOeW A. 10.
O. when did you SEQ hun lastl A. I cannot tell
witliu day or two.
O lie i attending TO his business regularly don't
know; haven't hun since they moved their ONCE
from the old CITY Hall Ia the new Court House.
hr Brady stated that he was DESTROYS OF procuring the
naturalization papcs of The Superior Court but lac did
waiting them aud lao therefore had further test.
mOny to oner.
Tie case was then submitted without argument.
The Commissioner then postponed his decision until
Saturday morning NJ ~ O'Clock giving reason for
qulug that length OF time, bis desire 10 look AZ TIC
authorities 10 which he had been referred.