New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-25

with sumnfy II Col MnllCly taU hOt 'li4d
illegally brought him TO this city 10 act tie part oil
"CGstOu.-i0u5o dummy
WHY MR.. HEINRICH WAS ARRESTED.
THE COMMISSIONER AND THE PRINCIPAL WIT
MISS CIOsETED FOR AN HOUR-A FEDERAL
OFFICERS CONVENIENCE AND CITIZENS
RIGHIs-ANOTHER ADJOURNMENT.
Nh Heinrclch accompanied by his counsel Mr..
Hsch and Mir Langbein, appeared, about 1880 m yes
terday in Commissioner Dayenpors rooms in the United
States building in Chambcrs-st Tie Commissioner came
in about II a. M and took Stahl, the principal witness
against Mr. Hcinrcich, into his private room where
they remained nearly three-quarters OF an hOur
When tho Commissioner came out he said that
lie WIS not ready 10 with the case,
because the book showing Mr.. Heinrechs registration
was not III Court; but that he would proceed II Mr..
Hlrsch woald admit that Mr. HcInrech had registered
Mr. HHsch replied that it would be very necessary Tor
hlln 70 examine the In pcctOr's books.
Mr.. Iaugbtn-Yow Honor, you caused the arrest OF
Mr. Hciurcch last Saturday; you refused bail, ana Kept
him jail tin Monday morning, when We we're ready
Ta and when you said that you would be ready TO-
day. Now here, and we are ready; you also
should have been ready Your action in tins matter is,
In my opinion, very strange.
Commi ssioncr Davenport (sneeringly)-YoUr remarks
are eyiCcuy intended for the newspapers. Now, will
not 10 On with the until get ready, ana don't
care il il takes one twelve more days for me to get
ready OF the time I require, am the judge and /
ready 70, Dor Will 20 on till he does come.
Mr. Uirscl-Tlus is an uuheard Of proceeding You
say that YOU viii take your own time to go ON Win TINS
case Has my client rights here 1t seems not You
were in great hurry TO arrest him, and in hot haste you
incarceratcd him. You refused ball. though bondsmen
who were sufficient, as you knew, offered themselves.
You had Mir HeinIeich before you on Monday, and he
WAS ready TO 30 on, but you put him of until today
and now you want to put HIM of again. Now IN the
name justice ask you not to trampe his rights under
your feet demand that this Inspector be brought
here.
stah, the Inspector may cone IN before you get
through
The Commissioner then went into his private room. In
about Is minutes he out with the Assistant United
states Distrct-Attoruey who said: understand, Mr.
Hirsch that you don't propose to go thoroughly INTO
this case, but only to examine MI stahL
Mr.. Hirsch-We very anxious to go on; and sup
nose that the best thing DO will be to have
Stah examined.
Commissioner Davenport consented; and stahl test-
fed substantially as follows:
live at No. lG6 Rvington-st., am Deputy District
United States Marshal; here is my commission pro-
ducingitJ
The commission was objected to the ground that it
was signed George II. Sharpe" and not George H.
Sharpe United States Marshal" TIE objection was
Ovsrruled and exception taken.
The witness continued: know Heinrech; can't tell
exactly when this affair occurred but think il was on
oct o; was then verifying the registration In obedi
ence to orders from my Chief DepuyMarshal while on
this duty went to Mr.. Henreichs house he asked me
90 come in and said that would rather be excusedi
but after being asked again. went into the house and
asked MIR. Heinreich 10 give me his he said "Ny
IL Heinreich;" there some ladies in the room
at the time; asked Mr.. Heinrech how old he was
and he said that he would questions Of
that kind because he had to the where
he registered; he then told TO leave the
house had my badge my vest at that time and IL
was IN plain sht; told Mr.. Henreich that he must
answer my questions, that had authority TO arrest HIM
II he refused and that must abide by the law Mr.
Heinrecb then told me 10 so, ana went asked pO-
lice officer to back 10 the house with me- but ne re-
fused MI. Benreich told Inc that II came bacK again
ne would my brains out ater the officer had re-
fused go with me went all alone back TO the house;
the door locked, aud went away because could
Cross examined-I am % years Of age; am Phys-
ean' aud nave Deen such slnCe Mas klaI dao tN, liz
Medical College IN this ctyi have DSen Placteing
years applied 10 be appointed Deputy Marshall i
went to Nh Helnrechs house about "a NJ and Knocked
at the door; when went In asked him Tor ms nalue
can't remember the exact words used; also asked ms
age; don't TecOlect that said anything else; when
asked him bis name he said that IL was "Heinrecb ne
did not tell his hrst name; can't recolect the first
@ You said that be did not give you his first name;
what do you mean by saying that you can't reeO-
nrst name Ia my book wrote his name AS Heinreicn
Just as be gave IT. my Cmef Deputy Marshal has the
DOCK IN WHICH MIOtc the name.
q. Did you not then write his name " Heinreicb,
George A. - A. don't remember; he did not call my
attention to the fact that his name was Geo A.
UeiureiCh;" i don't know VINO gave the book |
taen had ny list OF registered voters sepa-
.aie niece of paper In the book when got through
returned the and the list 70 the Chief Deputy
Marshal can't tell whether or not got them from
Inl. mad no suspicious that Mr. Heinreich had regis
tered falsely but went to do my duty aud ind out II
DO had told Mr. Henreich that had come to verefy
lie registratOn but can't recOlect all said then
when asked Mr.. HeiDTech his name, he said, What
forl' Wien asked him his age, dld not say that
wanted to know about voters at the next election
efOre Heinrech refused TO give me his age had told
him vino was and what wanted received my pVOk
aud list at Apollo Rooms In Avenue A. .
Commissioner DayenpOrt-Let ine correct the witness
nere Ia only one nall there, aud addressing the wit
iS rs not that COncOrdla HAM The witness answered
Ecs - and continued don't know where Helnrelch
fcfstered nor 10 know that ConeOTdia Hall lie place
Oi registration. 49, 49,. .... -.
40 D. Ia don't feel ike sitting here all day ana llsteh
Ing y your useless questions, and. what more won't
Tne witness continued don't know tbaI CphcOfdh
Ii.A is t4e Republican beadquartersj Wieh eOt tAe
h0yk 9nd the st, knew sOn0 VI lVse VINO were lneIe