New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-18
STORIES OF CRIME.
1rpsry CRY SCANDAL.

xT1r ACCUSED CHIEF OF POLICE - CONTINUATION
OF THE TRIAL DAMAGING TESTIMONY AZ
DUcKD. ..,,,
The trial of ex-Chef of Police McWlIliams
and Detective Doyle Of Jersey City, for alleged oo'
nc,ty IN the attempted robbery Of the First Nahum
Rank was yesterday resumed IN the Hudson County 0'9
aions Detective Doyle. two of whose bondshen su,ie
dered HIM two days ago, was yesterday leio"oU' 9
father and Patrick Whelan furnishing oou"s ~ Wv 80
n S0ooon The evidence taken was simply repeauon
Of that of the former trial G. Ross Carey teegrspher
testified 10 kilograms that passed between Mc"'Ilas
and John f. Scott
prank DENIM one OF the burglars under sentence
of 20 wears in the state Prison, next placed on the
stand He said that he met McWllams at ChamberAn
A Dcdge's saloon on Broadway, Fourthst and the
latter told him that he had good job In Jersey Ciiy
that there was plenty OF money in It, aud That the
ROBINS adjoining could be secured. The matter was
dropped for some time, until McWiams one day halleu
him in Jersey City, and introduced tho subject al n
request witness and Mcwlams visited the rooms anu
witness finally consented 70 make mp company anu
attempt the Job; saw Doyle. also, at this time ho"
Hams agreed not to leave the city while the coinp'9
was az work; they worked through the wan anu
the hole into the room above the VauI', 49,, ~,
striking high; witness saw both Nc [
DOYLE but they said It would not matter tno O" -
pie never went into the room; II oS an' INC ", ha
,naaa tho discovery they would come 10 biin anu ~"
Yxopld attend 10 il: after that the company "oiA "
MIGHT and DOYLE or McWiliams was TO meet QUO VI 49,
eer NIGHT on York-st tell them how matters s'oV'
HoVuIiams was TO have had 40 percent OF the hooo'
I'D oovle was TO receive something from az OF .ne
1anv. TIC company worked every nGht AFTER ,stiu
a~cSnt an one or two nights, Wnen they "Sic '1
~ Cement of the vault and making macnno " " 80
a. Witness met DOYLE the night OF tue aIest! ~
ciock In York street; he said all was wen sad
INC ahonT McWi iamss absence from the CITY ~
~ ed McWUiams why he went 10 Phliaue pnld tD to
Rennbicap ConyentiOn) and he said ne went Win DUH
sfed whom he trying 80 persuade 70 1ulnl .h
bonds. witness asked HIM why he ala not ahsWe1 to
disnatch sent by the bank authorizes ana ne s1i ~
vas living drunk house OF llIauei hcNtii" ~
came 10 iail to plan escape; ne was 10 seau0 CO
arrested burglars examination before JustIce ~
ynoDr have DOYLE in the van as guard anu ,t
rsoers with KEYS TO the handouts; he was alsootiy
e. GET witness 10 New York on charge OF OeiuB tlo
Nathan murderer McWilliams wanted Wltuess 10 5also
a. o0 a. he used getting him OIL bus Wlluess tcio s
fliepds not 10 give him any money. , ~, 81
y n q Young. cashier VI the bank, was calieo anu
,est6ed that McWillians had called on MN ana asker
him a. secure a pass 20 the JAIL as ne Wlshe0 70 ee
Dennfn believing him TO be the Nathan murderer; nc
had secured him pass. The Acknowledgement desired
TO move lv this witness that McMllams hau slu Iha'
Mr. Fox formerly president OF the bank had ehueaN-
orcd 10 preven his election chef and that II theIe
VS. over "A ob put up the bank he should not inter
fere. This the Court refused 20 permit. ,
The last witness was Detective Mlchael hlcallty'
WHO saw NcWiliams the evening OF bis escape RON
Detectve Howard in COOper's Han. His evidence was
unimpoTtant and the Court adjourned unt Ihls hOIh
ing.