New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
THE COURTS.
THE TWEED TRIAL.

INCIDENTS OF GARvEY's CROSS EXAMINATION.
The cross-examinatiOn of Andrew j. Car
yey was resumed yesterday In the most practical way
and without any preliminaries. The proceedings wero
rather dull The first thing ho stated was that he hah
not in his possession any notes from persons represent
ing the people reference to this case and dd not ro
member alleging on the Hall trial that Tweed told him
10 fix it with Woodward" Some OF the more import
ant ouestions aud answers will be found below.
O. Now Mr.. Garvey. IL there was crime to be gono
through to obtain payment. you needn't have worked
for the eountyf A qaughingl Oh, there's |hero L
Your necessities weren't such to compel you N
enter into any such arrangement A. wen, you ses'
human nature is suoh-laughterl-weu' they were al
q. What was the lowest proportion Of any OF those
bills that truei A. Out OF S05,OOO should say
$4,000, which got
bills was entirely untrue A. There no proportion
OF any OF them entirely untrue. lLaugherI
Mr. Garvey told how MS own bills were made out
They were by Mr. watsons directions made from mem
oranda which sometimes brought to him by inger-
SOIL and sometimes he went Ingersol for them. They
had all been torn uD
O. Will you undertake to say thatyou saw Mr Twee1a
name on each OF the bills you renderedi A. No: but
saw IL on some. - .
O. What did you seel A. Nv. N. Tweed' across the
O. believe in the bills you rendered you put in for
certain number of days work. suppose when was due'
and you enlarged the numbers A. Yes, Sir
O. so that there was always some portion OF the Item
really true A. There was Sir. -
O. How much of the $4,000 or $4,000 or s75eO iJems
was work actually donet A. That can't tell
O. Was there any cOmpulsi0n Mr.. Garvey, 70 make
you enter the OF So 900 in the 950O TO cover cleo
tOn expenses A. No, Sir.
O. Why did you deposit the IA checks which you say
cover the per cent stopped out OF yOur.bs-why did
you deposit them payable TO your own Orderf a. BY
WoOdward's direction.
great deal OF time spent upon the examination
OF these bills After warrant OF December 1869.
was handed TO Garvey, on which the name OF Fllppo
Dnmnarumna a payee was inserted. Garvey SAID no
didn't that name TO be inserted IL was inserted
in the County Bureau. Mr. Domnarumna IL neSco
painter, having a place or business IN Third-aye
Another warrant signed by Cornelius eastman as
payee; another by Il. j. Hennesy. Garyey made It .
point TO explain that the correct name Of Hennessy a.
j. Hennessy, and that he only assumed the X Both
warrants ndOrsed by witness To enable bin TO de
DOst them IN the bank. Warrants of December.
1869. for $23,70i and s3O,3S6, with the name OF
t. c. eastman payee, and Garveys lnd0rse-
nent on both, handed 70 the witness He ac-
knowedged that his writing Of the name OF eastman
was slightly different. The name T. g. Sashnan AZ not
reality the real name Is Cornelius Eastman, and tnat
person meant. Two warrants for $4,000 had tho
uame of j. g. Pencher payee iDdorSed Dy GarYey Tot
purpose Of deposit, and he admitted the Writing OF
Pencher's name differed from his own. Mr.. Cashman
in his employment.
Mr. Graham asked witness about the $4,000 business
GarVey stated that Tweed took out check put 1t face
downward, and SAID. Indorse that" He considered
the $4,000 which he lent Tweed was paid with money
taken from the county.