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rcrson who had advertised for partner.
Mr.. picHiE CAUGHT IN rgLruAN's Srr.
The witness stated In detail the conversation had
between himself and Toltman, the representations
made to him by Toltman aud confirmed by Nlcs.
hs clerk tWho, by the way, was also arrested
the same chargo) as to the extent OF the business,
number Of sales hand, wha. proas they had made,
&c. and stated as the uushot OF the matter that he
and Fcltman signed articca Of copartnership which
he, the complainant, bal prepared "accordng to the
terms talked ABOUT the day before" The articles Of
copartnershp being called for were put in evidence,
one q the counsel ocr the accused requesting tho
Justice to "hold on TO them"
TIN ALLEGED swtEDLs NOT iLLEau.
Just At this point Justice Walsh astonishcd at
least the complainant and his counsel by the an
nounccmcnt; II dismiss this case. don't soc
whore there bavc been any false prctcnces."
REMINDER TO ruE EoDsL JUSTICE.
nut your Honor" said o. the counsel for Tic
complainant 1--WE haven't touched upon that poiut
as yet We have had opportunity only TO show tho
introducticn OF these rtrtics 10 each other their
conversations a. to nis business, the representations
THIS agreement tic result Of hesc representations.
We wish now 20 be allowed to show, ana We have
the Vint here 10 PROVE that every representation
mNlc ~ the complainant TO induce him 20 enter into
this conrtrcrhip WIS fsisc. and fase BY toe aanis-
sion VI HOitman to the complainant"
STILL TRUE TO MS FRIENp.
81 dismiss the caAr" said his Honor the justice.
"Cl What ground does vour honor cismiss tho
eagc y idsT:iei eoRase ior complainant
"On ne Qy0nd ~, MlIe ~ 40 Gl.legec 70 shop
any Jatse pIotc.oCsI Tue Witrrss hilnetlf sEears
thit he drew these aiuclcs according " the talk
they had the day before. II Mr. Dckle raw 1t to
sian these articles Of coparDorshp, Which, he seys,
lac drew up according iO the Conve satiOns they had
te Day before; he ought not to lave come here in
the first place"
1HE FALSE RtPEEsESr ATOMS OF FELrMAS.
" But your Honor will understand that these art.
ccs are only tue tNdenc" o a copaJnershp entered
INTO On thc part OF Mr. Dichic. ~ the indnccment OF
certain rcprcscn,agns every one Of which, n your
Honor will give Us The opportuniJ. We will show to
be false Ia tae knowledge u tno party maAng them"
81 lave dismissed the case, rad don't want TO
hear anything more about IT," said the Justice.
HOPELESS ArPEAL FoR JUSTICE. .A1
"surcly your Houor will permit Us to offer orl.
dcnce 10 establish the COMPLAINT upon witch your
Honor issucd,a warrant. We have just reached the
FONT where The evidence a. to the ialsity of the re-
presentations hy which THIS old man's money Mss
Ob,ain 4 Ii properly Intro ducod The story must be
told In s Natural oldorthe facts must be related In
the order IN which they occurred We trust tLat
your Honor viii allow u Ia proceed with ths tcsti-
mony. We demand Il A. our right"
" But have dismissed TIE case an not going
to ~ here all the thl'.'
"Wsn, but, your Honor"
AN oPPoRruss IsrrRros1iov.
Has your honor dismissed ihe case - inquired
one OF The counsel for uic accused
Yes. ths e.-e - 'ast.--.d IL never ei..ud haYo
becn brought here at AL"
And the case Ucs dismissed, counsel on the ono
side protesting aganst the proceeding AZ unfair AMI
hiFlLandod. and eounsci and accused on tho other
sde grabbing W their hats and Goats and making iSr
the door.
RACY INTERVIEW BETWEEN THE OPPOSING COUNSEL.
Outside of the court room, while the counsel for
tie complainant were condOling with their cout,
they were approached by Mr. Barney Hughes tie
we-known and eloquent Brookirn advocate, who
had appeared As one OF the counsel for FoltInan.
Mr. Hughes, after few words addressed to him In.
tended to express the DISGUST with which counsel
ior cOmplairaht viewed tho pToeoedlngr lust related
spoke 20 them as follows:
We UItnfo
Win the case. was just called In a few moments
before 70 help them along, and I've got my ice, and
TINT ID all know or care about the matter"
Icing assured by his late opponents that his dis.
nyowal 20 far ~ It went, tended TO Increase their
respect fvr him, Mr.. hughes suoled oisutely away.
THR POWER BEHIND Tue BENCH.
While crossing Fulton ferry, one Of the counsel
for Mr. Dickc Was spprt ached by an individual who
had been intorested In the proceedings before jus
Feltnan and who inquired OF The counsel what no
thought OF the thing anyhowf
Counsel expressed himself not greatly surprised
at the discharge OF the accused, because he had had
no hopes OF beng able TO hold so big bull as New
York Alderman by 50 slight a cord as law bat he
RAD thought they would at least have been allowed
"Oh, Dckie was an old fool ever to have had him
arrested said the warm personal friend. by the
way old Dckie would rati.er have given a thousand
doyars than to have seen me there"
"oh, well, ho would he said So"
"Whom have the honor--"
known beiter Why, Soa don't Know % That 40 s,rSHs rpH
pull Feltman has got over there n B ork yn, and
as tor the pull he's got 10 New York, why" said
he with manner and tone that seemed mcas asured TO
the overpoWering intelligence he al out to cor.
wy " h he used to be Deputy Sheriff here in New
" He was elected an Alderman. wasn't he, the |
other dsyf"
But you bothered us the nigit he arrested lie
had had to lay IN oyer Light before we could get bail.
II think he mad occasion TO look sick and feel |
suck, toe, to be beaten out OF eOO al the money he
had in that way, a'ter moving his iamily down IRON
the country under the imlr,tsion, made by Felt |
mans repFesental ous that lie had discovered way
to lOrtuue cross lots"
on, but he ought TO have pockvted hia loss. lie
has got hiinseli IN dc Ia by bls slgartness,
Indcedi Howl"
PELrMAA ABOUT 10 HAVE MS VICTIM ARRESTED.
Why, ne are going TO haze him arrested foI CIhs
tUprtOnUfnt lie VIII wish be had never gOt out |
.sL D @ w1faat w, ,My inc old ioG & dd be sGppos
Why, zoe can't alord such things IN our political |
brotherhood.
THE PANEL THIEF ALLEN As Az ILLUSTRATION
Iou seem to understand how these things arc |
done, Now, there's Martin Alien. Take Martin |
Aliens case, for instance. Martin was sentenced |
the other day 10 i've years in Tue stite Prison But
Martin was TOO valuable man ~ a political way. |
and We couldn't ahord 10 lose him. Well, what's |
ne eonsequeneei Martin is sentenced TO state
tent. Bat what thenr Why, Judge ClrdOzo grants |
stay OF proceedings, and Che result Is, Martin is
he Will 60 to State Prison Z"
Counsel said he doubted very much whether |
Martin ever would CO.
why, Of course not. You see we can't afford to |
lose him."
wmrEwAsHrHG rnE ALDERMAN
At the corner OF Nafsau and Fulton streets the |
member OF the "DrotheThOod" " and the counsel |
parted, the former going on his way rejoicing the |
later wondering Wheuer these gentlemen ever |
troubled in uleT tIecD by Visions Of vigilance |
committee.
:, Before .epsrstlng,, however, the member of the
statement IN The Herald tomorrow contradictlng |
one that appeared the other day aud saying that |
the complaint against Feltla an has been dismisssd
the charge d9ainst him icing found 0youadLessW ~
And tbs ~ how u New York Alderman was |
brought TO justice In Brooklyn.
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