New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
u1sTUs scHwAB DEFIEs THE coUR

JJTSTITS SCTWAB DEfIEo lhb |Oo
REFUSING TO GO INTO PRIVATE
RooM.-HE FINALLY YIELDS.
The crowd Of Frs-st anarchists VINO assennud,ou y
q, the little court-room at Essex Market yesteroaay
Afternoon to witness the examination Oh n5a
Scbwab on the charge of inctlng rl9t on mUpT" Io
night at Coucerda Hall, filled the pace hen Vh the
room became so full that 1t could not n9'a - amy
more Sergeant Cahill and the court squau w who
marily elected all except about twePhsSo
were witnesses Tor tne as,e 9Sey were thrust from
At sso the ,oo" policemen sS oelocE schwaS and
his wife headed big rabbe that came a9Tn
ST. toward the police court. tie wore ol9o heir
Coat and suit of gray material. His yeiio" hai
was hidden under big sealskin cap. ...;.. ,..or-
Justice Wedo sat with Assistant no,'rt. room
new Purdy in small room OFF the MAIN court
Captain McCullagh the principal witness asun
sehwaS and his into
walked out again into the main court ;ro4,m into
geant Cahll was sent to bring the h Gole'u0n' 'A'
court Cahl returned withont h tried ontsde IN tho
1.-The defendant wants 70 oe |iou o"''''N
large courtroom" said Cahill. -. b. ,yboro this
case is tired, but 1t seems 10 me 'na' 'n0 'n's
.Jnstice Welde-Please stateto the defendant tnas M
We are ready TO proceed with the examination mere
Cahili returned again from the outer court and
said 1.-The defendant states that ne VIII G3no co. m ~,
here f he has all of his witnesses present, ne 136
ne mas tWenIy-uNc "HN A'-'
before the trial is over" ,,. H. admit the
The Justice-The Court declines to adnllt ,'ii1 uu1
witnesses. If he does not come in the papers Will
co to the District-Attorney without delay. .hot
Sergeant Cahill returned with the ausMot '% No.
the defeudanU would remain where he was III on2 1
main court-room until the Judge chose 10 coie ou'
in omen court and proceed with the examinattpIt to
The policemen, the official steuograpner anu 70
reporters waited in wondering suspense 10 10
see whether Justice Welde was gong to y,In ynstIns
Scbwab or Justus Schwab to Justice "eiue'
Connseor Pnrdy solved the difficulty:
"Imove," said he, "that, If the defendant zoe; does
mt annear before the court at the appointed time
his hail bond of 81 800 be forfeited and the ser
ceonf sent to arrest him. The examination Is Puu
down for $50 O'clock 1t is now 2:29."
A momentary silence that followed was pMI3kon M
nv a heavy football, and Schwab, VINO had oeen
told of the Assistant District Attorneys m9tlon py
fLe advice of his counsel, came TO the Justlce l.,
Captain McCullagh told the details OF c tne
riot at Concordia Hall. The zap
tan,s testimony bore strongly, agalnst
Schwab. The big blond whiskered yellow :
headed beer-seer became nervous as the eVlue1ince
given against him accumulated. When the poIce11
mans testimony was finished schTab's counsel
called him to the wtness-chair. A Bible was prof
fered him. but he pushed 1t back ana said III d
rumbling bass voice NO, Will afnrM' ,.-o.
He started to hold up his hand but the lawyer
decided not to call hm. He asked lnsteal tna'
the case be dismissed, but his request was denled
The examination was adjourned until tuesday al
eruOOn,