New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13

..,.-.,.., ,n,ors., WAS manifested In Mr.; Aliens
tstenent that after the adcnn%ethh person who had
S fs wS With Tweed moments 1bc
WeIshsnd that moreover the Juror ns1 empcyed by
faeS on n as ,hs defen liant some time ago. Mr. hen
then called young man na a He stated that yeste
70 .ne toTnoon in court ne Police Capt Mash con
verso for mn room When the jury out he saw
mi WSiAh and the eighth juror taislng togetneI alo
Eoing eowh haSk M stairs by himself. witness's at
. ms vas called TO this by young man named IN
night who was S2smn nt y Mr. Fullerton the witness
omtted mat he did not see Capt Walsh coming paek
huf saw him ut the foot Of the stairs afer tue
yS had gone away 10y the Chambersst door he could
not swear whether Capt Walsh came back up STAIRS OF
whether Tweed was IN the building al tine 'ino WIG"
witness last saw Capt. Walsh .. ura,sb
The defense here sent messenger Tor Cap Ms nt
Pending his arrival, James f. Wilkinson testined tiae
be saw Mr.. Lubery at the head OF the stars WIZ ,n
spoken TO by Capt Walsh, they went down t 81 the
aether. and were conversation nj the 1901 VI IN
stairs for 1--WE or six minutes Witness was pot wtn
ocenn0r or any other pesso9 ON d % Know at the
time but has been told that 1t was S nat he was
further crOss-examination, he adinltdsu tu"' "0 W."
detective detailed from Pinkertons once ~ hod mt
When cant Walsh arrived he swOre that ne nau nv
seen LqSe Gg I aSd had been shaved him for
three wears he spoke 10 him and asked nun u nc m
tIeaep's furnishing and had place on sxthave
mi was about al word was spoken about me
tt nd me- aid not speak TO Mr.. Tweed after that on
summation he said that Tuesday was tue hrst
day no attended the a; aST p sevssrs Gentlemen
Wono ,,ern UaSgerty who is accused of beng mp
Gated in the NOTORIOUS and The
ended III ilfe foot of the stars he dd not etaiu
inmates ar the foot of the stairs and did not know that
Inbsry was ever in the employ OF Thomas j. Creamer.
on further examination the witness salu,
the jury he asked Foster Dewey, Tweeds sec
retary where young "Dick" Tweed was. and how ne
was getting along on the way down stars ne ase
Ibery how TO be ON that jury and he answered
that he was Drawn.
Judge DavisDld you start to 60 home when you vent
down stairs with the jurori A. No, slr; came pack
Jndce Davis then minated that the juror might make
any statement he pleased and aec9rubey E tt ~, t
Lubery, the Juror was sworn lie sad AIer ieaS ot
Court met Capt. Walsh, wnOm nam seen IVI aV9us
years; he asked me what was uolng a hdd hin,
was in gentlemen's furnishing store ana haneeu ii
my card; he had known me Twelve years; not w.
said about the tra ne ashSs dn S that the Hon
Thomas j. Dreamer used to be shaved In shop "heio ~
Ater some further questions Judge Davis decided as
follows: IcannOt bring my mind TO the CONCLUSION naV
this transaction was entirely noSen o the fact Of
an Old friend Ike Capt Walsh meeting nm Is nor VA
enms.apcG b u bfoe that with particular friends of
the defendant such his private secretary anu hduE
my az Oun9 tho - 20 ~ Soncbers and being there
Implicated IN the loss OF INC No9c.srs, on ,b a IN
until the jury left their seats and then without any IN
teuton of going home shaking hands with the Juror ana
Going down with him TO the foot of the stars
and expressing anxiety 10 know whether ne was max
ing plenty OF money, and then coming Dsck 10 the ah
1hamber covers the case with such suspicion that what
ever verdict would be rendered II would never 90 re
garded by the pubic mind as an honest one me 1uoI
besides has not my Judgment acted with irankness
disclosing information that 1t was proper ne shou9
Politician aud be told It is my duty, which
perform with pain than pleasure To discharge THIS
man from the Jury ana get III ms place one more hkcy
not to be accOsed by any one as " MS Pecuhar success
in his business. rtf--
The juror then retired. No moro jurors were obtained
during the day, and panel was drawn for TO.
day Before the Court adjourned Judge Davis decided
with regret TO keep the jurors together at the Astor
House until the conclusion the trial. account OF all
that had occurred This means practical imprisonment
for three OF weeks at least, though hotel be
the dungeon. OF the jurors surprise, asked
IL they could not hone with officer, but Judge
Davis firmly, though kindly refused. One of the I'M
happy this edlct is Juror No TO- Frederick
Lewis, who received the great compliment, in these
days, OF being accepted without question He begged,
yesterday to be excused, because he understood mat
Juror should be perfectly unbiased and he was not ques
toned. Judge Davis would not part with him, however,
and he remained.