, 1876-02-20
I'M COURT.

taseealeelous INTO the same subject WILL DO re
- iN COURT.
HuDRErH AND cULLERrov.
At the hour OF 10 yesterday morning, ths
forms Of the two IaBt-iud;cted Aldermen we.,
seen in the corridor of the third story in tht
Custom-House- They had come, it was sun
posed, to plead not guilty to the charges urcej
against them in tho formal bills presented b,
the Grand jury.
AS the7 we're observed there in that alreadz
famous corridor, now leaning against the rather
insecure railing which skirts the edge, aud nov
impatiently walking back and forth, they DE-
| scrTcd m appearance Of cheerfuIness and easy
composure even under tho difficulties OF tho
situation. But they were enotcommunicative to any
| great extent. Tbs genial Cullerton was decked
| out IN heavy winter orercoat and Dow soft
hst, and he stood leaning against the aforemen-
toned railing, converting with his attorney,
Judge LetIingwell,
''Hello, T11nuSE,' aald Cuilet:on, Is ho as
! pied reporter for this paper labor1ng up the
second flight OF stairs, anu finally landing him
solf at the top, before the two friends,-" How's
| news?" ...4-----.~.
| The reporter responded that it was not, Just
I then, overwhelmingly lively, but that there was
prospect Of an item or Two before night. He
! further remarked that he supposed motion to
quash IN the present instance might be looked
forward to with some ASSURANCE of certainty.
We'll, don't know about that" replied the
Alderman, with every appearance Of Telacity
upon his coGntenance-
HungEru
wss the more impatient OF the two Ho walked
baok and forth up and down the corridor with =
fresh-lt cigar firmly imbedded between his
that he epjovcd it. Hs h.d On his sorjnr orer.
co.s: et1ndinr-co1lar bohind a r1rraons uhita
and black SILK tie formed his neckwesr, whiin h;s
heoti was adorned Nth 3 plisteninp tia at fash
ionable build. He spoke few words to Cutler
ton N his uystosious, self-importaut way- and
then resnn.d his w@1r ~ dnaa tho aantr.. -, h;a
rounds. Az he walkad be- tnmb1ed ;nto Frans
Iumhar1 and there vas . cordial grating ha-
tgeen two friends. A for words nassrd and
zach moved or.
Ahont th;a tjrne rndoa H1odoat+ o.n. or. -,
bis NON and m.da ~ tha n;a3r;nt C1rt ~
Cnlierton and ia corna.1 ~ fo,inTaI ~ - n",1a
.nd tooE aarta ins;aa "a ro;1;nn II;E]a,h a..
eared outside until lis attnrnSv NJ Kn;cta-. 1e
5ocEe, nrr;ro, 1.hsn tba1 deace;'dsa 80 Id
T,n1s, nfi;ra - hoS ~ ;3tarva. te;.h 49, uuso @
t1an,s, ~~o ~ '@0'~ 1A AA''A ''0" WALL 1n@' een-
AItnonoh m. NJ +ha n,o.dar, uas ,,asao+ :,
co1,rt ths t.orernr,snt no not m1e ptsnnnI ~
had foT nars 7 ~'10'''' - "''''1' Des@" ~ 4ooA
'N9@ ,rnov ,oo,,,-r,v
oroao and ,.,sd 49," no9tK mindaatt :, +. ;4..
- Js,;ra- h;s on;1,;on ~, ~ r,at;a no ta
rial IN tha snpa- csen a. ,hot tna ~ - tas,
eesn .nc ~ ~ sna do naa
to know vhether It sas tr,,s or nj 1u'' o'''0o
Tns ronT1 1,rsIv ranl;ad thst - wor1d-t H. ~
n,raya taEa whs5 iha pnnsrs as;d -. ra,,.ha ~ ~
wsa ~ re,dr ~ 5e,trsr 1,;a an;n;ot L., c-i o
1ct connsel knov when Ia was n-sna-sd ~ a;s
1,n.a ~ ,hs ,ao,,o, "-A ~ ""7 P'oe~1So ~ o'o-
ecT Te ~ c;x;1 III ,1ocLat raca,vsa .o,.;5sr,h. ,t.
tim hafora Indoa I'e4;n9reT1 hss nh,nnate ns1en
sav ANYTHING in The csss of The Tyn;ta3 sssreo ~
aeainst CnIlsrton- When h;s onnortnntv csnos
Ia sisted that ha had seen nistriet-a ttor1,a.,
T3snus that hc h.s on1u hsan rats,naI =, Tutin:5
tons counsel since FRIDAY evening" Ind that he
had had no opportunity to exam1ue tho iniict-
mens: and that the District ATTORNEY bad A.
pressed his ViIfineaess tha. The Tina foe nIaod-
ing should be extended to Vednesday rnornine, |
Judge Blodcett said ho had no nbiection f.
such q postponement. and Judge IoT;nrweil |
than TOOK occasiou to enter 2 motion nro forma
to ouash. in otdsr. be said. to save any rieht.
He and his client than denartad-
111rt 1rHfn hoard rixy1