The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-23

v1s cyscked several months before; . messenger
came to see me on Sunday morning IN reference
10 District Attorney Garvin-Those vouchers con-
tanned the names q Carney, Keyser Co, and
TESTIMONY OF CHARLES N. 'oCoNNoB.
Charles N. O'Connor, clerk In the COmptroller's
day; 40 not remember whether Saturday or Sun.
DAY, and staid that night tall TWO O'Clock In the
saw S 70 SaS ngn sSon; 1as pac
never stayed 80 late IN the ONCE before:
1ne witness was not cross examined.
TESTIMONY OF MARY CONWAY.
Nary conway. servant girl, was the next witness.
manswer to Judge Gsrvn she said:-I am not mar
Hsserty, as cook k and doing general nouseworK;
on Sunday morning, 10Th OF september, got up pe'
Gapas SIX ann WIEN o On
account OF the child; Mrs. Aagerty came into my
room in her night dress and san was TOO early TO
myself; heard noise. anu ! said to Mrs.
Eagerly hear a., noise Use, and nit y seems IS
went down and saw Charley Banlch At the
Comptroller's door and called our, "Murphy, are
again and l saw the C0mptroller's door open and
Charley Baulch holding 1t open on the outside and
papers IN bis hand and carry It up TO his bedroom
each package OF paper had piece OF tape around
aw 81 % 90 s
bundle Of papers; afterwards saw the man with
the gray clothes gong down stairs. with bag look.
ing like pillow Case filled apparently with papers;
that were carried up. l neard Charley Baulch say
TO the man with gray clothes, on going down stairs
"COme this way" knew was Charley Baulch
by his voice, because knew him long time. W.T.
ness here described the burning OF the papers, as
already published In her AFFIDAVIT. There were two
linen pillow cases In the drawer, and on examlna
tiOn | found that one OF them was gone. There
were three four pals OF clnders and ashes car.
ried away after the burning OF the papers.
Mr. Hagerty lett town on Tuesday and SAID ne
was going TO Saratoga. Mrs. Hagerty said
to me she told Mt. Hagerty all ! had told her
Tuesday night; On Thursday morning Mr.. Hag-
erty said to me, 'Mary, don't want you to tell
anybody what you saw on sunday; did it for
Charley Banch ana he did 1t for another man; I
told Mrs. Hagerty that ! would 60 away for three
or four days-tnat might be called as q Witness
she said could do Is liked; sne told me to say, II
ANYBODY asked me- that l knew nothing about It.;
told her could not take false oath for anybody;
saw Mr.. Connolly and had conference with HIM
about 1t, and tOld HIM what knew.
the concluding portion OF the witnesses examina-
u0n by District Attorney Garvin consisted mainly
IN conducting her over the substance OF her aftl-
The District Attorney having concluded the ex.
animation Of this witness prisoners counsel said
that the crOss-exam1natlOn Of this witness would
occupy more rfIan one hour, and therefore ne pro-
posed to take an adj0urnment.
The JUDGE-The case will stand over until Monday
morning At eleven o'clock Remand the prisoners.
HaQerty and Baulch were then taken down to
the cells and Mary Conway, tine witness, was re-
Manded to the House Of Detention.
The proceedings were brought to q close about a
quarter to four O'Clock and the large assembly dis
persed into laxative and excited groups.