New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27
THE COURTS.
- ropern WILL CASE IN BROOKLYN.


p.r1e,mapD for alleged subOrnation Of perjury III he
bribery Of John Hyman Otto ArnOuF and s GoldSIe'h
"a e1eeute forged win in the name OF John PUMP Do"
NJ Enst York deceased, again called before 10
bceJnst,ce Walsh In Brooklyn, yesterday The hiofh-
ing oonsprntor. otto Arnous was recalled ana cross
been m tins country about seven {e1sT, .c ~
and louisiana; been clerk and bartender dnrlhg
s an@ five vears. am not married. have been; my
vie a. ,tjll living; have been arrested Two or three
tunes 0eiOsc ~ H. F,pincrs and Traders Bank and
the divorce suit OF Kuster agnho' huse.i was hOI az
,.s,ed nnnn "a charge Of taking q deed from Cen wal
brIdg fcc aud trying 70 cell property described IN
deed never nrresten IUr i",g cSca on
political charge By the RrgnbHean party charged N Wn
naturalization papers also for collecting SIS for account
Of an Insurance company. for which 1 was agent ana
faing TO pny the amount; have been bartender
for The paSt six months; my last place with Mr.
Hough No IS Cenrest that was about SIX weeks ago.
have borrowed money from MT Bergermahn i1ur Tr
times lint before this will was forged the largest
sum ever borrowed from MN was ~ to mus u.s. naS
borrowed from him Is about Va or $40 h"n0 W ' ~,
htn yet first got acquainted with MT Hidebrand az
and cot s2o: have seen Hiebrand IN places in
New York; don't recOlect exactly what ne sara wneh
said soneIhng about some documents, and that could
make some money; when he met me at jacob hners
mi, Was 4 to be- made, ana that the man whose viii
was 70 be made was dead the daughter OF the
Instructions In writing from Mr. bergermann now 10
sotary to make inquiry; 1 forged the viii without
auy objections ala so to make money information
Hoash advised me TO give the information; would have
he had not advised me- he did not tell me that
give the inform for the ke OF making money; did
not speak TO Lyman or Goldsten ab0nt becoming VIZ
nesse understood from Bergermann that they were 10
be made the signature about 200 times before making
upon the will; practiced abOnttwO days signed i've or
for money don't know that IL was understood that
f1y mentioned S'' IN the win have told Gold
stein ana lyman that they we're WAn'eu , az a.
the SnrrogRtes Court In BrOokyn 10 tehty IN
relation this WILL told them this about twice or three
tines certainly knew that they were wanted 10 swear
falsely told them would not be right Tor them 10 stay
away, because they had already received some money,
and ought to over aud see the thing hIosgh askeu
him told him that AS the work was done ne should pay
&c, 70 n, TanSe he did Mt come down was
received 500 for the job and was perfectly sais
cd TO do IL for that amount have received about that
amount: was not coaxed TO do liz was simply asked had
two consider it, had no hesitation; ali
Franz TSwrs S sworn. and examined by Mr. PearsnI
resde East NewYork; about three weeks ago gave
HndCbrands barkeeper check for 49, payable 10 HIDE
brands order about three quarters OF an hour after this
young came back with the cheek ana asked me
the money! got IL and gave u TO them and TOOK the
check and up and crossed 10 from my cheek book
Christian HUFF swOrn-l live at MOI Chryste-st., New
with about tins WILL about four weeks ago. at
No 20 BOwery IA saloon. in presence OF MI Berger,
mann: Hidcbrand asked il knew notary who would
up will for him; said did; we then went 10 QUO
70 Graw M viii, and asked for tho party;
Hldebrand said the party was dead, and sehlener
neu then left; asked HidebraDd how ne could be 90
foolish a will drawn up for dead man who
could not sign 80 Hildebrand showed me deed with
Philip BOrn's signed TO It. and replied that
Was easy 10 sign Il; took the and threw IL vt him;
Hdebrand then called me bad names; Bergermann was
present at the time; said did not want TO have any.
thing 20 do with them; HldebTand called me coward
and sneker they then eft about four weeks ago. Der
gerInaDn called on at Ne. 70 BOwery asked him
there had been anything done In the Will eabe he
said that there had, and he was sorry Tor II;
that he preferred that Mrs ROhmiDg should have what
belonged to her that he WOnlu tell ABOUT H. out Ola NOT
like To have his connected witbit went together
10 Mr.. Eiseman's Office In Wiamsburgh where we saw
Mr. and Mrs. ROhming; talked about the Will Mr..
Eiscmau said lac did not see how Mr.. Borns signature
could be made good Bergermann said that The man
who did IL cOnld write most other name he ead
Otto ArnOus did It, and that John Hyman and Emanuel
g. GOldsteIn witnessed 1T was asked to be witness IN
the
Judah b. VOORHEES,, clerk In the Kings County Burro-
gates Office testified to being In the Office when the will
pHrpOrtng be that OF John Philip Born was presented
HyIBan and GOldstein were sworn ne witnessed. lIhc
testimony OF John Hyman and Emanuel >. Goldstelng
taken before the Surrogate proving the WILL resd
and admitted rs evidenced
John SchenCk, lawyer, residing at East keW1Ork,
testified TO having first Mr. BOrns viii ct the burro
yates office; Hdebrand employed witness 20 the
will; BcrgeImaGn spoke TO him about IL; saw the
deed Of property as exhibed In Borb's possession at
house Of Hdebrand. where he died In August last
G. A. Z. Van NOstrRnd. lawyer, telned 70 being
asked the OF Lyman and Htldebrand on the
day they examined before the Surrogate told them
very plain one, but knew nothing OF the
forRey at tho time
OTTO ArIous recalled testified seeing the win in pos
session Of Mr. BergeTmann IN the at East
three four days after signing IT, IL was III August
last; he had 10 in his pocket.
prosecution here rested. Counsel FOR defendant
moved Dc dismissal Of the the ground OF perjury
that account Of the laeneeS OF the
hour argument tbe motion DO postponed. The case
then adjourned until Tuesday next at o'clock H.