New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-17

MT. lucn produced similar scHtlHite % oiiiet nc
counts which produced the other trial and the
facts of which already We'll known. Mr.. Fullerton
cross-examned him rigdly. The witness said he made
out the above tabular stato ment IN octooe ISL ana on
II the civil suit against Tweed was begun. lie made
some ufidavts IN civil case, ana on the occasions
participated ~ discussions eOnheo'od WIN ~ ho
was not connected with tho case now. He par
tcipated in Tho argument on the motion TO re-
bail in this city, and also IN the discussion III
Albany He believed the Broadway Bank offered him
the Of the books examination without any re-
quest on ls part lie met tno Ttespehe in tno ool
troets Office and general proer OF tue books OF the
,nt i ~ ,eresv natter while there his atten-
attracted 10 connection between TINS account
tnued bis exanjnaf1on The crosse EXAMINATION OF Mr.
Tden did not into any investigation or tho ae-
count as presented by him, aud concluded at ths point
rather abruptly
Mr. Davidson related few facts in reference 70 his bust
ness with the City and County OF New York In 1870.
During the Summer he mad conversation with GER,
tain persOn relation 70 the manner ~ Wulch MS Dlll
lie did not make any veroaOn of the nl and did not
20 before the Board Audit consisting OF Messre HAL
Connolly ard Tweed He dld DOT renletnoer gong De
meeting of The Hoard of Audit aud did not kDow
OF ts existence lie dad not give ans evidence OF tbs
paid he was taken ioto M watscn's by Mr. Wood
signed it, He I'D not see the face Of the bin, iorA:.
ws VIII aI4 A.Faat Sns e sSs s s eScst
for The bll. The warrant was for 1910 a. lie had no
idea how that amount came 10 be there. he never
received cent more than ealned III ms Ol and never
II before the Grand Jury. He had no suspicion OF
fraud, aud siguel the bill uuht sltatInSiY. al . L
John Garyey the brother OF tue famous pasterer, was
the last witness In his peculiar manner and Language
be narrated how his brother went 10 Europe IN
the Fall OF lsfi he (witness had conversation win
Tweed ia the Office OF Board OF Pubic works Invent
said he, 10 Tweed in regard to money matters and
the name OF Mr. was mentloned said IL was
runOred thai Sampson had gone after my brother, aud
he said he did no, 20 after Andrew but AFTER Dankue-
faulter. and he did want Andrew and sampson 10
meet. IeSpressed regret at Andrews absence, and he
Gd IL was better for ana all Others nat he should
be away. woodward's name was mentioned, and Tweed
said he the only he was AFRAID or bpcakng vi
Ingerson he SAID, Jimmy s all right" and refer
ring 10 ms own action In tue matter be said he would
stick and fight. lLAughtert 60 a.
To Mr. Fullerton-The witness said This conversation
occurred ABOUT election time. aud my brother Went
away aoonl the middle OF September previously l
knew day or two in advance that he intended To
leave; did not see him of but saw him the day pre-
viousy; he went by the name OF Mcdonald or Jenres,
could not say which. but lac went under Dcilt'ss
name; he sailed from Boboken ON German VeaAr I
under the OF Mcdonald, aud wac instructed %
write TO him as Jeffiies il. -. -l.- - ~.
Tho examination amusing one, more tbrongh
the manner OF qaryey than from his answers lie Is
hard witness Slow OF speech, even drwling, ne Is I'M
ms-lble without being stold logged, and MI efforts
to bring out contradiction produce confusion In his
mind are failures The Court adjourned until this
morning. ,.'. '.'