New-York tribune., 1871-09-26
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HaSss1sy sas came out; ossnG :sy Sov many SDsd,e:
1sss f into the the ttcssn saw hn . into s.. osa,oom
With ths pspsr SsnnSs :sy s, HcS 0s 1s..S6 SS s,o
sSs hsShsn % soe What wss sons spess there was
something wrons bsns aons ss st so c tSsn
sSint ssS s'S 5. %sH SAW me- Ss @ss al nan;
vent into his room that ths folloxsd he Also had
bundles Of papers; his right arm WA iu4 nwes some
into into the 3 bedroom and the man came out VIII ths pillow
case the case seemed 70 be fu oennct say wsetner o.
tsssn nG. sns SS d not
hs oSn sx the t Sa .dss HOs iss foSxn
he :ad s1s be seins % the
and R the
tSs man SsVe not I'D . one tSss could
.es sss s1y %
cause he heard and knew ; voice Then the
ss ses the H1s .s ana
It was the same when Baulch and Haggery came from the
them on
were only two Of them and one wss missing See sIese
Mrs. Haggerty for the nut picker that discov.
cred the loss Of the think there might nave
%snoDeS Ers MasSerty wss engaged in burning the
papers did not tell her on that day what had seen
did not tell her until Tuesday told no one before that
on Friday told Mr. Hageertys brother, and on satur-
as S the be sssd ssS .as s Ssd NO
more to him on the first OCCASION several hours after;
SnoWiedse ed eeS Of t. he were arrested would
tell all knew; ON the first occasion the watehma1
sS
that week three four hours after interview with
Soas 'fSs ,nhss os
equally % S0' guilty @ and A liable g punished did
not see Mr.; Hasgerty between the Tuesday on
day morning; was in the ktchen, and Haggerfy then
h S s % s s sn s s
eertys, and went to the house Of Mrs Casey in WASH
had @ a hen % Mr Sasey sS and Hsss sse
sister Of the robbery and also told Mrs Carberry OF
Ss rss nsT' the S Ta@
than that at No. n Chambersst TO swear to the afday
sd by s the OATH
was at Controller Connolly's house IN Parkaye near
Of ne Hook Company for Murphy to
call on her on Sunday he came on Monday morning and
ent threats made to induce me TO tell all knew
5 sS? ss s9sy Sfss
az witness had had no more conversations Titn the
%arSsg s Ss e
and w0 me @ Or SS ws % % not ds o%
ShsSsr not inS
should convict Haggerty and Baqch gentleman whose
Murphy after swearing to the affidavit and went with
him to house Thirty fourhe and Second ave moth.
said to me relative to keeping ont OF the way OF
remained there until Friday; since then
have been in the House of Detention.
To the DstrictA Attorney-The magistrate before whom
the affidavit made was Justice Ledwith. -
To Mr.. Graham-Mr HaRgerty, on the occasion OF the
robbery dressed apparently for the day. he mad on
q dark coat, light pantal0ons, and Light hat.
Mr.. Graham announced that he would give no more
time to the examination than absolutely necessary
He wanted to look over evidence already gven and
ctfHn fo nndp
the magistrate would hold the prisoners fer an ndict
ment
The prosecution announced that there were two wit
nesses whose evidence they wished TO have taken.
MilA Beach testified that he Q lawyer, having an
ONCE at No n Chambersst; Justice Ledwith not
present during the hours between 10 and 81 on the
day the affidavit Of the witness, Mary Conway, was
made could not say whether he in the Office after
that.
Ex-Judge W. c. Barrett testified that he present
when the witnesses affdavit made; he met Justice
Ledwith that day ft D. M, and 70 hs knowledge he
was not at Mr. Beach 2 ofice all that day.
After some discussion, 1t resolved to adjourn the
further examination until Friday at II a.