The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-11-01

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This concluded the cross examination, when the
witness rose from his seat and, pointing out per-
son In court, informed the Commissioner that this
person had insulted and threatened him outside
Commissioner Davenport-if that gentleman. or
any other gentleman, lnterferes with or moests
you while you are Deputy Marshal OF the United
States, or while going to or from this room,
! PROPOSE TO DEAL WITH HIM OR ANY OTHER MAN.
say that to him.
protect the witness and officers OF the United States
IN the discharge OF their duty take the liberty of
suggesting that these persons are citizens OF the
state or New York, and ii any assault Is committed
on the witness when he is not actually in the dis
charge OF his duty as Deputy Marshal respect
inlly submit That Your Honor has as much author
Commissioner Davenport-And ] respectfully
submit that you should read the statutes OF the
United States.
General Davies-Ths man is a witness attending
ON behalf OF the United States and if he is assaed
him can be punished by the laws OF the United
States. We have now spent so much time over this
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eight pages. In the mgaiGp. sxtend to seven nQg
any witnesses he can go on and examine them
now. b.
Mr.. Hirsch-I have witnesses, but decline to ex
anime them until the case for the prosecution is
closed, when will make motion to dismiss the
complaint.
Commissioner Davenport-The case is adjourned
until Friday OF next week.
Mr.. Langbein, OF counsel for defendant saio that
the District Attorney was present ut the whole Of
the crossexamination, which had not taken up
more than an hour; that he had taken no notes OF
the evidence, as he might have done, and even
his memory for he had heard it oil. 1t was an un.
hcard-Of proceeding, and he tcounsep hoped that
the DEFENDANTS side OF the case would be heard be-
fore election day. II the redirect examination of
the witness were concluded now he could 20
on with the examination OF two ladies for the de.
fe4Se: ro. m,,. u,..
adjourned to Friday of next week. and will not
change that order
ground for this adjournment. have introduced
no Irrelevant testimony. simply cross-examined
the witness In reference to the matters that hap
pened in the discharge OF his duty as Deputy Mar.
shall in connection with this case.
Commissioner Davenport-fhe order adjOurning
General Davies-I have no notes of the witness
evidence but must take the responsibility OF that
did not ask for an adjournment OF the case for q
week; can go on with IL tomorrow or Saturday,
and III Mr. Hirsch desires to go on with his wit
nesses now will give him until one O'Clock, as
Mr. Langbein-We intend TO make q motion to
dismiss the case; but we cannot do so until the
redirect evidence OF the witness is closed. Why
not get through this matter before the election
Commissioner Davenport-I have more important
matters to attend to than this examination, in
which the defendant Is out on bail, and where the
examination is matter OF courtesy
Mr.. Hirsch with great earncstness)- sir; 1t
it is not a matter OF courtesy. 1t is a matter of
right and OF stipulation with you. We owe you no
thanks for 1t. II is a matter OF right with US.
The parties then left the Court