New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25

everything wa. ready that nights but that we don't
pretend to explain Hayes reached here the night OF
the 2ls and proceeded 10 carry out tie directions gwen
eiary After detailing the acts of Hayes mp to the
hour OF o'clock he said Hayes went TO New-York az
will come IN again M we progress Mr. Riddle tncn re-
turned to Harrington, and alluded to the Wilt Of ~
there. and the preparation OF Richards,s mind
about Tna was to happen on that nisht ne mex.
OF Harrington on saturday last. and said taf-
ringtOn stated he had not tho remOtest idea
that the burglary was seriously contemplated
Why, gentlemen, he knew all about it, ana
states he unlocked .bc to allow him to DO it, THIS
evidence was introduced to show tlat HaIllson coa
to allow Harrington put Eyans's books III again Ia
relation to Harrngtons statement tnat ne tVIS hier
whether they out the front or back way, why
should he take him to place TO arrest these men wien
and not arrest them at all until they. got
TO Alexander'si About Harrngton's statement tnat
home, but the mud turned them back Mr. Riddle SAD
they did not toward Harringon's house guy wen EN-
Park to the City Hall but turned back and walked down
to Thirdst in the Deighborhood OF mouse,
snw S evd kPs on OF %p s 80 gs o All this time
Harrington would have us believe they had abandoned
still still watching for it. The details were sim
further given, End it was eho C n. thst
down 70 the corner Of tho alley Where could not
the Office Lee says Tom Shepherd with Harrington
burglars was to leave by the back way, but Richards
aerward placed three officers in the rear ana blocked
their game. When Richards found that Harrington had
moved Lee away from the from that time Richards
Watched HARRINGTON It has been saa mere fel t yo
what Richards lost; he lost confidence IN Richard
Harrington, and saw tbs We ga sham % inas
was the ouy man on that occasion ;isc'1rs VINO VINO
though lie did not lose his head he lost his FOR he
did follow HIM twenty rods before he lost NM some
where about the Unitarian Church; ne hurried on up
Nfl and chi a.
before they gOt to the corner Williams MOI Only ol-
lowed the burglar, but caught up TO him WHISPERED q
word in his ear, left nm ana hurried
on to sec the other burglar deliver ms
plunder at Alexander's house, sometimes goi tl
lowed the up to the arrest, aud said harrngtoh
was there to witness the carrying out OF ms S% n co
his manuess and beauty TO the outside world an honest
cred with the pail OF darkuess suspicion and accusation,
to his own words. | Will not alucle 10 tiaI poiuI
have nourished hun strength For the present we
Will leave him ana return 10 Irruth ,,,
to 90 on further tonight. Mr. Riddle said he hoped to
get through by tomorrow noon. 80 . u.
Judge Uumphreys-Well, VIII lOd you 10 tAal
VIII hold you 10 halfpast twelve
Mr.. Rddle-Well, your Honor must allow nae to 20 on
a quarter to half an hour longer tonight.
Leaving Zirruh, be took up the testimony OF Madge,
and alluded to Gov Shepherds remark that he ala not
need the of any OF Madges men, for DICK haa
the matter hand. When, however, Madge sent WORD
Harrington that Carter was gong to. zee Alexander
Harm at seeks out Madse and begs OF Nun TO
keep Carter employment, aud shond not cost tue
Government ANYTHING, for they would advance the
money This interview tlok place on the last "a, Gay
grams that date directed TO Neteship: wants 70
sce you. Will meet yOu at the depot" Tom sLaller
sent this; ana Cuz for Nettesllp on May enIs psch,
Almost impossible; y. Newcomb) saway. Tel IL to
y,e 70 a that Ga 9S s 81 S m Wants 70 6
and on Nay Nettleshp teicgraphs that be viii be here
during the week. and he dit here on the 5th On
Thursday 4h, Nettleship did not come. but Sonerve
did and the affidavit OF Benton was secured. ran,
lug 20 get Carter in their employ, they wanted
to yet something from Benton 10 contra
diet him This was done Oh the oh, and on the 6th
somerve sends dispatch TO Harrington thlt lie wouu
be az the Continental on that night, anu Harrington
been there and got the Gthdavt OF Benton ana then
back lie went 70 New-iork 10 see some one, ana tho
next night was back in Philadelphia, aud Harrington
was there meet him. Just what TOOK place between
them We shall know; but 1t was intended 10 DE
secret meeting, and We came upon 1t accidenally nar
rIngou tells that he went by advice or Judge Fisher
but Harrington not tue man TO play second ndlle'
not even III q conspiracy, ana he was potentially the
himself. and Judge Fisher was quite
as likely ask advice OF Harrington as Harrington " rs
ask advice Of Fisher. expected 10 snow that Net
tcsLip Wd5 there at that meeting, ont taled, YET,
nevertheless think he present, for hero Is tec-
gram from Cunz III NewYOrk to Cunz In Washington.
meeting on the 9Th Harrington leit suddenly, and
pay bin. and teegraphed 10 KiibCurn TO pay
out money but is in the testimony he came back with
ont any auI have my opinion as 10 the disposal OF IT..
III he went Butler (Hayes or clue 20 him,
why did he not 80 armed with q warrant 10 arrest
hnn2 Hayes tells that the Stu OF
May he was directed to go 10 SOmerYilles house and
swear 10 q statement which SOmervile had already
day after the Philadelphia meeting he went again and
Snmerve told him that the paper had been altered, ana
Hayes signed il and went TO Curry AID received $500
At o'clock the court adjourned till Tomorrow.
Harrington the court shortly after the episode
OF the morning. and, with the exception OF few m!L-
ules, did not appear again during the day.