The New York herald., 1874-11-03

rom MI heinrtchs; made complaint perore Mr.
Davenport witness identifies the complaint) T; the
facts stated IN that afndavit are true.
To Mr.. Wingate-I am Q practicng physician
and have been since 1868.
what was the nrst question you put to himY A. /
think asked him, 'Are you Mr.. Henrichsn ! am
unable 20 say II he SAID he was Mr.. Heinrichs.
q. Did you testify on the examination before
Mr.. Davenport that you asked him n his name was
Heinrichs and that he said 1t was? A. cannot
say.
q. Did you read the report OF your examination
that appeared N the HERALD on the following
aayr y a. aid not, out ! read It In some paper
Henricns that came there for the purpose or ver-
nying the registry am almost sure said TINS
q. Can you swear that you told Mr.. Heinrlehs you
say whether ala or not; he saii he had answered
all questions at the polls; had seen Mr. Heinrichs
once or twlce before without taxing any particular
notice OF him knew that he was property holder.
The witness was pressed say where he re-
celved his commission, and Mr.. Davenport said he
was willing 10 admit that IL Was at the John J..
q. Al tie drst examination OF Mr. Heinrichs
were you In Mr.. Davanport's private rooms
Mr.. Dayenport-That Is admitted in the answer
TESTIMONY OF MR.. W. Q. BARRETT.
Mr.. W. c. Barrett was recalled by Mr.. Wingate
He said he never knew the cause OF Mr.. o'Neiils
arrest until the Wednesday after the election: |:
square, ne could not nnd out from any one what
O'Nelll was charged with; thinks that Mr. bliss Is
casion; MIR. DavenpOrt's manner was dictatorla.
TO Mr.. Davenport-I did not protest In the COM
lulbtcc VI Sctcuty oRdlu5G suc Pay ihChs W you oA
certain sums as counsel on the ground that they
were excessive; voted for certain sum to be
paid to you, as the records prove.
TESTIMONY OF FREDERICK ROLLwAGEN, JR.
Frederick Rollwagen, Jr., testified that he went
to the Filth Avenue Hotel with previous witness,
and there saw Mr.. Davenport and Mr.. Bliss;
asked Mr. Davenport to release Mr.. Hetnrtchs; Mr..
Davenport SAID he had set down the examination
Tor Monday, and that under no circumstance
would he release Mr.. Heinrich; witness said any
amount Of bail could be got; Mr.. Davenport said
1t was not necessary that under no circumstance
would he release him thinks nothing was said
as to the responsibility OF Mr.. Reigleman; does
not think anything was said about Mr.. DavenporI
being engaged in an inquiry as to Mr.. Reigleman's
responsibility.
TESTIMONY OF PATRICK TANNAM.
Patrick Tannam sworn 81 know Patrick Con-
molly. who Is known by the name OF "Gallows
Pat;v from what know OF his general character
for truth and veracity l would not believe MIN
under oath.
To MIR. B. x. Phelps-l knew that Connolly was
a repeater; MIR. O'Nelll asked me If l knew Con.
molly was a repeater, and said did.
TESTIMONY OF BERNARD O'NEILL-
Bernard O'Neill was recalled:-T complaint OF
Connolly upon which warrant was issued was
handed to me; SAID that the charge IN the COM
plant was not true; IN the month OF October,
1870, did not nave any conversation with ''Galows
Pat;n from April 1870, to October, 1870 did not
have any conversation with "Gallows Pat;'' he
charged me with having made q corrupt arrange
ment with him to repeat; that charge is utterly
false.
Mr.. wingate wanted now to show to what po-
lltcal party 'sGallows Pat" belonged, but Judge
Woodruff ruled 1t out.