New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-09

ness sx-Aldermsn Ludoph A. Fulgrah This was
complete change from the tactics at tho last trial. when
the documentary evidence first submitted and Full
gran and Duffy kept In reserve to surprise the
defence Mr. Nicos present plan is TO press the ease
quickly boldly snd rely the strength Of the cir
curnstauces surrounding the action Of the Aldermen as
nucent corroDorsuon of the story that n nrsI put
before the jury.
Fullgran's testimony was given in slow and hest
.atng fsion. he hinner and pacr than at the time
OF last Trial He has scareeiy been out OF his house
inrs Of the Board Of Aldermen in short frasmeniary
answer to Mr. Nfcolrs long questions rbe testimony
scarcely ed IN particular from that given before
The substitutes Of 1t was
nave neeu in BUSINESS for twenty-six years 80 a
1881. remember Informal meeting OF eigh. or niue
ln-nbers IN the latter psr Of Apr 1884 In the Aldcr
tro lie business of tue Board was discussed It
agreed To meet n few DAYS later at NY STORE We mol
in lott alter o'clock In the evening after my work
Who we're rrrsen, r. Mr.. Nicoll asked, Mr.. Full.
Oxen, MeQuade, Reilly Dempsey, eayles. myself
then lie Lrss,ard and copi recollsct the others
1884, when adde tho Of Clear. Jaenne aud
MoCsbe. lie continued IN answer to questions:
them In. Melon hIia was eecIed cnsrman II WAS
agreed that ON nil matters except political ones we
Ing which as 10 be nc Mciougsli house One Of tho
kinen usually cosei the sore but told INN 10
alter the others had gone home rode up IN Inc Eir
yaed train with Duly W. subsequently, met ~
McLouehliu was chosen chairman. lie admitted US To
the house. When any one rang he would ga % tnr not
luet on the bret nOor. There WAS front Iaror ana
a parlOr. MoLou2hiin. when he vas o. ado CHAIR
sat Just witnn tho Tar roo,n fs,i1g tue ,ro PIT
pHrlor aud the sat around most or teip III te
front room. some One-I think D-lary-ssd That tue
broadway Surface road xon give u, soo9ooV n ~ c'sn
FOR franchisr aud me Cable would give @ToOooU
Fullrraf edited: $4,000 was to he ~ cash ana
$35COoo In bonds" When Mr. Sicoi called MS a,'e,
ton the fact that S350000 AMI S3oOOOO made 0ny
S70000O he said: Half WAS 10 be- Ia cash ana nan ~
bonds" He went through ,he story of tar .nbsequ-nt
Broadway surface road, and the Arrangement by wlcs
each member was to receive $4,000 Another meeting
at McLDGghin's honss resulted IN r~ducliV0 OF tue
amount 10000 TO provide for other expenses, am
Jon Keenpn selected to hold the mou-y Instead OF
Moon.y. who was thou1ht 10 be un trustworthy new
rxl re.son introduced when tie wrss said tna.
objection Was made to the aoe roa neosu-e some V,o
Of streets and wanted all the ~"rd and the planets
ot and no ore han Two or tree Left tin house at
The signing OF the cali aud tnn circumstances
attending e early nvr'ins OF August 50 werr e np
o %s ssx When o" denied %Iedse Of poodle
Rroorder smytn drcie that tue questions shouli be
asked cross xaInuation.
CRo-s-txAMINArION
Mr. Newcombe besan the examination shortly
before tue OF the evening session. He began with
effort at dramatic effect:
q You we're exaiuiued as witness ut a previous
trlaI, we're you not A. Yea. sir
Q.-siuce that time have you attended TO your bush
ness A.-So, cir.
q. -Luse you remaiDed constantly at your home
Ayes, sr
Q.-YOu have not visited anywhere have you A.
M, except at my daughters.
Q.-Havc you been al No. 4o4 west Jhirty-IoirthsI
siuoe tue 49, trial A-NO, Sir.
Q.-ilas enc ;aked Will you ABOUT the SITUATION
OF McIoughim's house A.-No, sir.
-tIaVe you done anything that has refreshed our
memory as the Lumhrr oi That louise A-fes SIR,
by accident l looking over some od papers anu
caup across "A recori tue Denners OF the Bodfd OF
AL ermea o 1854 viii, their nddr, sses. anu Iehem-
brred Mcionsniln's address, 80 AZ,
TINS expauat on took away some OF the eject of Mr.
scOiGUus fullGrune I"itnrr tr~umony III
watch hs ,aid that McIOaEiu lived sonow hero near
Tnir y-first or ThIrty-s conf sts.
Tue only exhibition OF spirit shown by FulRran was
when Mr. Newcomue rea qursl ION and answer from
us Iorinor testimony. de thea s,id according to the
steno.raphrrs report, Yes SIR To u question ~ 10
wrtucr the matter Of the BrOuivay trahcnis- uad Der
consdrra at Jac meeting AZ Full. rh siOrr lne Wit
ss said that not tat ans w~r s"d hau so
SLATED Mr.. NIcoll w.en Ito read that question anu
answer tho nrwsp peis The MORNING after His exa
natou. He showed feeling IN the matter abu teit
+, iirvei when Tue krcOror rOu his notes Oh inc
previous trial effect mat Fugron said th't tLr
BruaIway franc,i-e not then cDiisIdereo AZ Que
rojnt F. lgran id liz had teen at hume lof
br last weeks he mad remenb erei more tnan ITO
testified to at the previous trial.
10, or er myth ordered aournu ent at O'CLOCK.
He hal allowe the jury to spend All hour, ootwe"h
aud % lock iu obtaining dinner at the AS or fiouse
The jurors were guarded by Court Captain curry anI
Officers D,au. Cullen, Meysn. Higgins. Oakiori anu
Bennett. MuQdaie rel urned To tho Iomps III lso
custody Of Oncer -anan. The trial Will proceoo AZ IL
o'clock this murning.