New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

positive which OF these vouchers given 70 the Con-
there made no slOss e5atnation = the tme NJ Key:
charge that had been rendered in his that
ns 70 w the t nS nes %
not know that Of the Vigilance Committee were there's
Mr. sors was presents there were two stranse men ther
Mr. Carroll gave the papers to the Controller 1nGerso
was not , there that da LETT the once q SR that
Carroll in the ofOe that the iron door had been
was toa y one Of 6e elerk. that robbery had been
taken away these would more L than ali two bushe
kets have no idea how long would take 70 burn h:s
the lock were between the leaves the door and in the
to csce they
were ordinary Ocks there an iron safe In the roO
the statements in the press that pecuaons and fraud
had been practioed these papers were very pO,
Redirect-The glass was broken inward INTO three
shot the locks Of the cupboards or lockers were
forced open the bundles taken Of about the same
VoUchers from the Snndes the remainder were replaced
In the pgeon-hOles the remaining bundles we're an.
part Of the Of 1859 ken there were not
80 many together Of ls7o vas positive that wnen no leu
TESTIMONY OF wH MURPHY, NIGHT wATCHNAN.
VIM. Murphy testified that he WIS employed In the
Controllers Office night watchman was appointed BY
the Controller; in the Office at p m. on Sept the
anitor Of the Office Mr.. Regan, there; locked up
the place at 81 O'clock when the janitOr went away
locked door leading into the Auditors Depart
and also the outer door Charles OConnor one OF
the clerks was there waiting he did not leave until 70
room locked at O'Clock; only left once and then
went stOOp; between and O'Clock witness heard
60 out sa sScn s %
ing to lower the latch Of the outer door, as some OF Mr.
boys had taken others on the ro0 ana len
room probably eight or nine minates the wstch%sn in
tn ths at h
generally stayed in the County Bureaus the morning
about O'clock passed through the Iron door; dd
not notice the door leading into the County
door at that tie first the door broken at ON
Sunday the 10TH there is stick brace on the inside
the Controllers room saw that the outer door had been
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an orssnsaoa its object the election Of sI.
s Wsa RcSsSa SS Connolly
fewwesks ago not engaged in getting up the pro
poy pSSS1 % the oenversatOn with Convey We.
on the ss
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seeing with s SSd
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morning. at the paper ws mere ere ~ nans az
glass was whole O'Clock on Sunday morning; DO not
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saw the paper pasted over the door on sunday
up stairs swift with the bundles MIR 0connOi
writing until O'Clock; Mr.. stOrrs and Mr. Lawrence
and D. m was certain they not newspapers that
Haggerty had his hands or arms going up stairs did
nor see Bauch on Sunday had suspicion that there
was any connection between the conduct Of Haggety
aud Baulch and the subsequent robbery.
TESTIMONY Ex-DEPUTY CONTROLLER sToRRs
Richard A. storrs testfed-was until last Saturday,
Deputy Controller; the stolen packages contained
vouchers for payments OF county expend-
lures they payments for work on arnOries and
drilrooms and county liabilities required to be authen-
ticated by adavi4 first heard Of the robbery Mon
had been broken into examined the safe, and found
To sff him ah saa ls had been and
number Of vouchers stolen; examined the door ana
Sfs for 'ffe Mr. for mayor
tuink there crack in the pane OF glass that was
robbery among the names on the vouchers those
Of Andrew ]. Garvey, Keyser Co., and others.
WHAT FORGETPUL CLERK REMEMBERED.
Charles NJ. O'Connen tesifed-Was at the County
House until p. m. Saturday when he left aud
went to Huntington, l. l.; did not remember the date
when le stayed there until a. m
Crosse xalned-It was last Saturday that witness
went to Huntington; he was mistaken when he said 1t
on the Saturday previous . o.o,. oxo,,,,o mi,
MI Graham declined iurther 10 SiosseAamne & VIII
ness who had 80 poor memory 1or daes'
THE sERvANT-GIEL CoNwAY's STORY.
Mary Conway testifed-Am acquainted with the prfs-
oners lived with Mr. Haggety in the upper part Of the
New Court House, was servant In his family; lived with
them for IA months about 81 Oh Sunday, the
10th inst Mrs Haggerty entered the in her night
Dress and said it too early to get up witness said
as she was up she would dress heref she heard noise
fSSSr ss L ss sna 1ae he coners went to tSs
head OF the stairs and looking down, saw Charley
and caed Murphy are You there 81 soon alterward
saw Bauch holding the door open, ana then haegerty
came out with handle OF papers III his al ms; the door
he came out OF s the one leading the County Bureau,
and is the one found broken; be came up stairs win
tpe or ribbon soon afterwar witness had occasion to
90 from the Kitchen to the hall, and "a man III gray
ike those Haggety had in short time this man
60 down stairs with bundle OF papers, ana heard
afterward Mrs. Haggerty gave witness key, and told
her TO 80 up to the dryingroom ana prhs ner q nut
the range Mrs Haggerty stirring them UP with the
poker; the removed from the range and taken
up stairs to the atc there several pals full ON
the following Thursday, Mr. Haggerty talked with wit:
ness and asked her not 10 say anything o any one OK
wha, she had seen Sunday morning. she replied that
Kitty had seen much she had. 1.-The witness con-
tinued to recte at length her adavit already printed
making responses In low tone as tO be almost -
audible
Mr. Graham declined to crossexamne the witness
yesterday, and asked for All adjournment District.