The New York herald., 1874-11-10
THE SAFE BURGLARY.
Testimony ofthe pros.e utien Ispesehed
by the Defence.

1 W Ans ts'ttNs&s
wAsniSGroS. Nov. o. is7L
The trial OF the alleged safe burglary conspir.
ators was resumed thls morning
Jonu Whitehead. sworn :--ilesldea an Eksex
county. New Jersey ny~ aIies from Newark; is a
lawyer; las been practising since isso: n q
United states Commissioner; vas appointed ~
President Pierce; KNOWS zlFfuth; he was 1roaght
before witness for having eounieuelt money; Wit.
ness knows his reputation for yeraclty 10 Ue tad
since that time; would not believe hlm under
oath.
Earnest Fisher. sworn :-uas resided In Newark.
N. j.. about twenty ak years; Knows znruta
witness Is u detective; the general reputation OF
zirruth for veracity IL bad; would not believe him
under oath.
JACOB walmbold, sworn:-Rcside In Newark
have been attached to the police force for ten
years was chief aoout i've years; Is now employed
by the Delaware aud Lackawanna Railroad CON-
pany as a detective; knows Zlrruth and would not
believe him under oath
James Dlscoll, sworn Was porn In New York
thinks he has resided there about forty two years;
IS not certain about hls age; knows Nike Hayes I;
people speak bad OF him.
Jeremiah Maaoney, sworn: Has lived In New
YORK twenty-six years; has been police olncer
fourteen years IN the Fourth ward; knew Mlke
Hayes since 1872: his reputation Tor yeracIty rs
Cross-eX6mined by MI. Riddie-Had heard one
OF tue police sergcants speak about Hayes; Cap
tam UlmAnn told witness to hunt UP something
against Hayes; has been detailed ior detective
duty IN the Fourth ward; Ulmann told witness
witness had been up to Whtiey's oEice ABOUT the
case, and saw Whitley there; Whitley asked
Hayes; witness told INN that ho nad Iound out
that Hayes could be hired for any Kind OF business
good
Charles Uimann. sworn, testified as ioliows:-
Ann Am captain nIoc9d Of ponce In New YORK; have
eighteen years; know Mike Hayes; people
generally say his reputation Is bad
Crosse Xamlned by air. Riddlc-Have been a de-
tecttve about Two years; never was acquainted
with Hayes; only Knew mm by sight: ilrst saw
him about TWO years ago, when he was arrested
lor murder; the jury acquitted Hayes without
leaving the court room; never was directed to
work up case against Hayes; never directed
Mahoney to work up = case against hn; told Ma
huney To go aud see Whitley; Whltley requested
ness that Whitley wanted to see MIN, and witness
went up, and atterward toil Manoney TO go up.
| w. l.. Blair, sworn Lives in New York; Is SER
geant Oi pOilce: has been such about nine years;
has been connected with the force about seven
teen years; KNOWS Mike Hayes; people said he
| s. RI. Mullen, sworn:-Is o detective oricer at
Police Headquarters. New York; knows Nike
Hayes reputation ts considered bad.
JUnn Thurston, swofn:-ls clerk In a sailors
| boarding house in the Fourth ward, New ork !;
knows Mike hayes; people say his reputation Is
/ bad.
AT thirteen minutes OF two O'Clock recess was
taken. -7
After recess John L. Sargent was sworn--ls
detective ON the Metropolitan Police force OF this
city; remembers when Nike Hayes wss arrested
! last June; ON the way TO the station house
witness asked Hayes il he knew Harring ON,
and Hayes said he had only seen him
once, when he called as his Office
to ask about counterfeit case; shortly after
harrington came along ana when in the
oince he was told Hayes wanted to see him. Har-
rlnKtOn SAID ne did not iee us though ne Odght to
see him under the circumstances. Hayes SAID he
only wanted to ask II he could obtain bail Har-
rington told hin, ''Certalnlv 1t was baiable
case," and Hayes said he du not see why Harring-
ton should be offended with him, as he hau said or
Done nothing against htrx
Samuel harrington, Sd Orn, te5tlded-Resides
IN Wilmington, Del; Is u lawyer ana brother OF
Richard harrington; witness explained tue rua-
ming or the trains between Washington anu Pnila-
delpna, and the hnoit OF Richard Har-
ringson IN stopping over . train occa-
slonally at Wilmington and taen gong
on North; witness Was present at Ais
brothers. house IN Washington on the 18th aud
2Otn Oi last April, ut which time family reunion
was held at Richard Harrlnglon's house; wltness
! LETT on the 10th. MS brother remaining in WASH
lngtOn. The object Of this testimony was to show
that Nettleship's Appointment with "DicK'i on the
2Otn OF Aprl, could not have been with DICK Hat-
ringtOn.
Detectives Clarvoe and McEliresh were called
but did not respond, when Mr.. Davidge requested
the Court To adjourn till tomorrow, to enable Lhe
defence to prOduce more witnesses, who would bt
mere then. Tne Court then adjourned