The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-05

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when the prisoners Yet out for exercise.
WHAT ~ DONE FoR MONEY
Q-what other advantages can money procure? A
II. man psys Is on enreTins for clean cell Is kept
c,s during the time he s tnere. know man named
Se. ss Sr james $1,000 cocdinron psa MN NY
by mail ihrous The prison seldom reach their uesiine
on va, MOI tos ,'TYs SsBs s sn ia. sp Sc
srSis eivsa nc paper &c. pr oaer can have b.
6sh SsFo %siS IN az ~ 90. hee
bc used sln or seven weeks WHOM, vein , ith.
are 9i .rs rs ON 70 ~
condemned ccIis on the nrst ter would rather or W
damp. have known my counsel to csll here and be
turned away Certain LAWYERS have dne pr,yege OF
for Instance, ihown more attention than any other
county. California led here 70 and IN.
suited and drycn away by the wardsn ~ comes "a
privilege have not SEN extend, any other law.
omnendad To- ihen as counsel and that they have been
led down here him when tneY had previously
Glow i he food Of the prlsoners7 A. Sometimes
coaee f IN tie @orHns aud Dr. 3D. there soup
and uread. Al night mere T. what they call tea and
they have refused 10 allow tin 19ey thought 4 d
any to spare they would rather have II 90 20 the
rcptlusant. Know man named Zinck who has been
here six months altogether, and has not even been
called to plead 10 an indictment,
DEATH IN rBR TONES.
Dsvid Broke-. physician to the prisoners, tes-
titled that he made application to the District
Attorney for the removal OF one Fleming To the
hospital on Sept. D. but heard nothing from the
District Attorney or from the Commissioners. to
whom the, application, be presumed, had hecn
referred. Fleming died three or four days after
ward.
Patrick Welsh. boy with clear counter snce
and ingenious expression, tCstined that he was
arrested for burglary on the 2ph OF April. lie
was innocent. Fred Maloy, Jointly indicted
| with him, had pleaded guilty. and been sen.
fenced 90 two years Imprisonment. Maioy had
told the Court that Welsh knew nothing OF It,
Fve months had passed since he plead to the
Indictment.
Peter Zinck swore that he was arrested on
March u, and had not yet been called 20 plead.
Patrick Duny, the keeper accused by Mrs.
Millette. denied on oath that he had ever abused
any prisoner or received money from any prs-
James o'Brien, the steward in charge Of the
prison clothing. testified that he gave out
shirts nj tue request Of the Keepers OF the sew
Frederick Van Tyne, the clerk OF the Tombs
showed by his books that only three shirts were
gwen TO keepers In September.
Mrs. Mistte testified that "Duny' had just
told a pack OF lies"
Warden Quinn said that II would not be safe
to exercise prisoners la the yard, because the '
penitentiary, whore the prisoners had uniform.
A prisoner held for trial on n grave charge
might exchange with dlsorderly conduct
Walter Savage, the messenger suspected OF
selling liquor to the prisoners, swore that he b I'd
never taken any liquor into the prison HIS
charges for carrying messages were nifty ceui.
below Forty second street, VI above. and tl.5Q
for crossing the rivers.