The New York herald., 1872-10-25

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sSs there were % some sais: sas room the tI%s;
would answer questions q ts. .1d because % he
cred he then told %s g ssSs the house badge
on my vest at that time and it was plain in sight; told
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na sat s ABIDE ii%o hs law S sarchs
w sd sa % e esSeS o "a s
rs a to s~9Ss Ss Prs
alone back to the house the door was locked and went
am twenty years
physician, and have been such since graduatcd think
,S9
cf him
said wa HeSricSs tell biz drst
4 reSUct the rs ns%s he hSS his rss
he gave i; my chief deputy marshal now has the book
Did you receive list voters at the same
time yCY rs, A. the book yoS rssr @ tGs A
mott not tell Il received rom MT LockwSod only spShe
Lockwood cannot tell whether 1t was he that gave 1t
Did suspect Mr Henrchs q being falsely regis
s not suspect c any any man "a I'D DO not know 80
pig ssG d h% a f. SsS S E
Is doubtful and that Is what up there for; when
s fsw n to Verify gsn ill., o
e ss% asS az
p wS % E m msss II a. < sa .ss ' se @ a i
g Pid a. yoa mot say sse words want e IsS nnSw
hay have used the word in regard tS The Tor
told him roing around about the elections; cannot
tel! exactly the words used 40. -. or.
election" IN connection nm with the vericahon Of regis
YOU What for YOU ask tli~Qucstion about sge ~ an
@
or i've tmes The Witness la. already said he might
rssa ns siecton
on Mi il rss ns ask him to state in what
Commissioner Davenport-He stated that he may have
whether he used or not o witness)-Did you say any
Wiiness-I say tho word election" might have been
IN sc the yo reSr to and s MT ea
before I he refused Il, to give me his age ,, %
give me his age, and he said hc would not give me any
Commissioner Davenportt-Belore he refused you you
him q @ position or v, M ST d
hc refused e give hs had verbal instructions and
ao 'o rst"rned ihe book ;' lockwood aier
dels ysFSS o esssy Ga
ris which was appointed received the book at
tn me % correct
ness, Is It not Concordla Hall in avenue Az
Mr. Hirsch~was that the place of registration
| Witness-I do not know
trict Attorney to the place OF registration Commits
Snsr ina. Sdrs s TO
a. ana rsP going to adjourn
Mr. Iirsch-I don't care when you adjourn. Iwant
saionar DAY In nkr tn
vii ye 81 I as f bs G that s
Rooms was the republican headquarters for registration
Commissioner Dsvenport-He does not know anything
aeoat Ta Il and e prosecution are willing to admit was
mission thst i i che Headquarters. i mean concorda
A haze
Wness.only the substance be iurthermore Jrs said
would throw out
he did not lay hands he did not attempt to DO
said should Of have the information to ll my
things that but DO remember what they
ahe oneT's private rosmly E : ~ ''s.
know the precise tlme do not know that ii was two
O. During the time you were there, about an hour did
talk about matters and the facts OF this case with
q With whom A. With Mr.. Commissioner Daven.
q You the gentleman who Commissioner
q During that entire hour, A. No. sir; only very
q Did he send for vous A. was requested to come
before Mr.. Davenport this morning.
O. Were you told what necessary for you to swear
to mere A. was not told anything except to come
sa 1"a SaSs na' to TO
3 oo s%oU Of @
thing you had to swear tor
The District Attorney objected to the question ss put in
Counsel-i want to know whether he knew it was
II.
Davenport in order to testify
The question repeated several times and objected
to by the District Attorney.
The Commissioner sustained the objection.
Commissioner Davenport-I must now adjourn
this case.
Counsel-we are anxious to finish 1t now, and I
do not see any valid reason for adjourning.
Commissioner DavenpOrt-I will not sit here any
longer now. You could have finished the case by
this time II you had not Deen
TALKING FOR THE PUBLIC JOURNALS
Now shall adjourn 1t.
Counsel expressed hope that the Commissioner
would not adjourn the case until after election.
Commissioner Davenport replied that that re-
/ mark was unnecessary, but he would adjourn the
proceedings until such time as he saw ut, which
Il was Thursday Of next week.
II Counsel-Can't you adjourn 1t to nearer day,
\ so that we may get through the case as quick as
possible?
| I Commissioner Davenport won't.
| And so the case stands adjourned till Thursday
| next.
/ sTHE" ALLEN AND DAVENPORT.
II 1t was rumOred that previous TO the opening OF
| the proceedings in the above case the notorious
| fsThe'' Allen was for some time clOseted with the
| honorable the Commissioner and Chief Supervisor
of Elections Cui bono?
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.