The sun., 1873-11-11
TIE DETECTIVES TRIAL.
7HE RETfREMEHT OFTHE BfNK or
ENGLdND'S COUNSEL.

Jndg" PicrrrpOnt'z = gn' frnnt speech THE
Police 'o'Hi"is-ioners' Reply Indications
that the Detectives nrc not to be- Convict.
ed fhc Detectives own story.
The trial of Detectives Irving and Farley
was continued In the Police Central Ofice yea.
terday. Commissioner Gardner presidcd, and
Commissioners Smith and tussclI we're by hi4
side part Of the time. MIR. smith took short
hars In hls easy chair. hescmbfvman Michael
Norton sat inside the railing. The array oi
counsel Included, as before. Oakley Hall, Mr.
ia Costa, and cx-Judqe rierrcpont. Tho nrst
witness was Deputy Sheriff Garry. who was with
with Mr. Judsun Jarvis during the trip 10 the
1huringia. He testified:
Le1w Dr. Mosher and Mr.. Jarvis convarsirg on the
o. coudn vy he shouldn't oS allowed 10 40 ON
nD"ta m m as , Nc as m ne oihcr officers After had ciqbed
isrys s answer wss iow ihc ih dddj you %HsSt gGt
nS ~. Socs wee bc. scs Sss, to s f
sre aud saw Jarvis s,li on ti'e qnsrsnhnc boat lie
ga by i5aS Faiy saa s.sr SSn'o '"s Sskra SplP Dr
Sss!d s ny 90 STq c an mas s.
@ Seneca sra .st 10 pr ua:hSf g. GsS ~ @
things exo,li a,anc aA dia oon scttings Ti,s Jar.
icy ipSS Ss. Ityiog ssI THE o6 is aonc jus, as want
,, ~ HaIl-Dd you see a man named RldswsJ
NJ. AN. " as h. peput, shcrn'
but he VIII be h1d witness fnry you.
Mr AK, :. Yc., do. Don't youp
" curry MT YOU a-e church member and I'm not,
'orit Wa. N. Mother So ,Sd. a,'i lni, :. Il, GGu
''- curry Y-s AM = Ne 20, as much f-or tho ,u.r
,.f,t..,+' IT,. .nta Nc l- ~ iiy WI "l.
Mr.. rlcrrcnont again offered thc confession ~
Macd"unni a- evidence, say iu- THAI new fact.
had been orouslt ou' -ince It's ureWoi. rejection
Tho Corporation Counsel. lo said. had been
mistaken In surprising that the document was
MOI sworn Co. In relieving the tce umouy he
.umma-i1cd i as at least urovlng that Mr. Jarvis
wis exrlHdci ft"m the rhurin.;,i that dt .uitc
fhr Affidavit Df th. detective. fIpy had fsr,i,Dd
from mcdonnell valuable gpiu-hcadei cinc
duu that
NtcpoN>t,r WAS ,BtE To ray
his cout. ol RETAINING fca ~ - ss' aul tlicy cx-
p'c'"h $500 more. Mt. liui tcp io'l thtt he Oh
jcfitun tu admitting Macaornci,s lie. l.lat.u .un
was not thu hr VA riin.in. !, but hat if Was
rN r1ftD art uade without the opun rtDni'N ,r
,r"-~-cN"iun 'tion hy his clients. rommisrf ,on,r
Hst 'h'r hE!.n tu'ed that ire dcclttgtion, the
lctinls. and a." ttirglanis n.ust PC oX, Ia led.
Then 9ur lutte" are cnlei." -lid ~ Fcirc-
y MT The Hank If Engad de' med IL proper
to bring ihe matter before the Police Depart
INui Hl THIS rliv On tho -arlp rrinrir'r that ono
Gentlemen could inform auo der of he i.rf IA
fulu.-- Of his 'rrva~'s I'tvIus done that ~,
shall IN no wdv utter, rc with the def nee. l. is
true that i1c l'. We ta,e suIslttcd have
control
Mr.. Pcrrepont ami Nr naCostn rut on their
ovtrcoafs, ami OF, .'i up rIrr hats and paucrs
NJ. Hail b, s-'d thrtI On -t,N aud crl-s-eNamiuc
the witucf "a Tor the q .I.u-c. Hr c. rdnrr ask
ed them To act a- iruac.ut'us attorneys for the
board.
" am not employed ~ tie P.uk = rnclard
20 prosecute anybody rcuil Il Mr. rtcrrcpunt.
eut 10 lgv thc facts before the board, whose
servants living and Farley are.
nat = mstake.' Teflird NJ Gardner
the homd cannot dischrrlc its OIL, era, as A.
!. -tc~iri can his clerk4, % pleasure.
Afsr l,crrsuout and Ds tNstf had retired p
search wa, made Tor somebody e. act a. prose
citing attorney. col. Hastings, tho NuIrI uf
tlrtiu.- r. l,n-ci. 40 i"path consented 90 .,t.o
TIE next witness was pr. Mosher, whose testi-
nony wa- a. flpw-;
lr'.l- lc,nr lli O. mo- Curr, hss suorn " Il see
N"i a t"in reA. tusN .o p.craa 'lu.l O. s. r4
-' ana nave no rcull ctiou u any BODY asknR IA
Nht rrt cuted Jarvis from gong ou tie L arn .lp
$40 pt4 eNtNhody except Irving. Ia ley INA thr
tutca fou'e u'hrrrs Htil the hrsfh Of tae p WI.
assured vas ne er drunk IN my rc.
lnspt tor NcDcrmot te.tlGed that he W.. With
hr. Jud'nn JARVIS ou the second or n ird dat
ftNr fn" ulrc-t. whep Mr. Jarvis formally Dc
:. .ihi'i " fnr'"y oll property hclon .ig DO
NH, d!uucll. and nat Nr. jarvi, explained thnt
he did Dos utcui the cane, which Farley retained
LhIlngi. cal tsIn. which was read. 60, ,utained
The assertion that Mscdonnell acted IA though
waiting ior The two men who arrested ltw, n.
lc wa- up ana q e-scd wiie the utner pa~srn-
gers W.rr stiii asleep II was shown by Detec-
iivre Bennett md keirns that the diamond
mead cane wae shown about the central Clllce Ia
belonging 20 Aacduuuell.