New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

Jaehne Moloney had been passed. and Jaenno nv" '"N
that Mooney had made ~ 1000 the previous YOU ,
O-Did you frat communicate your snspIc,oa' " Wv
DsNow. esoia%sd Mr. Graham. III MolSney 1,N.s y
going around drunk, showing his money ..a of ths
about It. why did you follow him up hs'e'u u '"'
wa, the calm answer. "tc other was o ne ~
easier ono 10 work Itrei number OF tlc, - ia vas
out of Moloncy, but he wouldn't TAX aOou' -
% o.~wasn't the other rs SMART A. CeinpnA'0"''
was Jaehne say anything about ANYTHING ess ~ .oo o6
money! He said he got 5 900 In \ money "uu
in eonds ior the ad Vigorous and successful effort
to have the stricken out a. not in any case
where he had to having op.anra a an acauitaI
from the accused man. and where 'hero "A' -"
Iss M Tas ranam finally got the Of Elijah AssT a
whose as SoSnttcd ts Tho Inspector admitted
% iSa ana hs was fact ana proceeded to explain sas
dSasSotSr but this part ne was cut short on
Mr. erahams strenuous objection ~, x,,,u ,,o IN
TpS''G Ssd told bim that Mooney had said that sharp
nSd IA ooSp 'ns tha he Sr was good old fellow and
Wen To the qIssiOa Tny ,a.eas as on Mo
the door, lie was sustained the Inspector WAS
Ing with Mr. Oney when District Attorney. ns iner9
not any difference M 0ey an% ni ONE Of the
Mr. Graham read published statement OF Mr. Oneys
relative TO a reausition having mado on the Cover
nor of Massachusetts, in a certain case in Which Mr.
Oney had said that statement Of tho Inspectors was
"it was true" said the Inspector.
Mr. Graham-Weil. he says II wasn't
Tine Inrpector-I don't care anything about that
Mr. Graham-Wcil. he's some pumpkins, anyhow
Tl"sH Th9mss H. Mclean acting superintendent Of Jacob
sharps Twentyhird Street roa az ana W N5co Of
fered evidence the minutes OF the Broadway Cpnpa p
IN order M 70 hST "t the tSRany srrss h,
dcnce as altogether too remote. and MI McLoah was
GeorSe P Powell the head can Of the Surface
road a6undantly equipped with hair, was then caed
quarters Garins the canvass he sand. IN July Augast
and september 1854 he had been In tat oihce nearly
Ssy yG IN snn% Mny Wa H. 10
ODD you him in the office OF seinner hrxn1
While they trying to pass the S saTopsn 1Sa,o 'ne one
Board in July and August saw Mooney sae,e over o
August 30 day before the franchsc was pasSeu oo
IN Mr. Powell was excused without crossexamination.
WHAT DETECTIVE CosGRovE HEARD
Detective Sergeant William 7. Cosgrove, one OF 'he
nspecrors most trusted young men, was next called 10
the stand He said he knew Mr. Jaehne- Ihen' with
flushed face and low tone o. voice. no proceeucu'
81 was at Inspector Byrncs's house on Mar'n % a..
r JaeHne Was aeTe % Ws
for took my position just OH Inc eAonsion III '"' 'oA
Having identified the on tho diagram. the wt
| meas went on Detecve-Sergeant Rogers wa, Win
me Ne were to DO III position by o'clock MI Jaenhe
came into the adjoining with the Inspector The
| room where we were dark. The inspector
Gor into e the hall lie showed the sliding wide
open where We were got down on my 81, ssp',.o, r,n
dSsTIy EsSsTs @la the same we '0"1 '''
The witness proceeded to say that he heard III the &c con On
verslton between the Inspector ana Jacnne anu nc ~,
peated the dialogue which the Inspector haa @
ne witness hong the ssw Iaebne pas.
| ont tho Inspector going to tho door win MN;
Went over the diagram IN detail The witness said he
had been in the fifty minutes before Jaehne ar
bell rung, and time the detectives Jumped
into the next room There were ernctve snrgi saG
that he mad talked since that night with any one o
the District Attorney Office on the subjects ne hi 'aKeo
with Inspector Byrnes later that night about the con
fesson but since then. He had talked win sogers
two or three times about it, The witness had made
memorandum of the conversation when he spoke with
Inspector but he had not seen II icr three or iou
Inspector Byrnes. recalled. said that Jachne as he
sat- noin the line OF vision OF the detectives In the
Detective Rogers called but as It 70 was after 10
o'clock an was Psrin o'' and
daughter OF senator Evarts, were spectators part oi
the evening
THE JURY At TIE AsTOR HOUSE.
When the Jury escorted by Clerk Ricketts, and Depu
ties Arnold Brophy Martin. Nolan, Mcveany and Hib-
bert, reached the Astor House. although 1t had
been little more than three hours since
they had eaten a hearty moal, the stomachs of the
rnast was carried up 70 their tho third tier
y coored Tho gravity OF the OCCASION IL was
! and box OF Flor TlnaS was passed 2around q;
/ After filing the Immediate ViciliJ -.
| their rooms with blue smoke the
tired Jury turned in." The same arrangenents mat
Two men ANA a deputy slept In each room, there
being In each two single beds and cot. After put
tjrg their shoes outside to he polished by the
hotel boOtblack, the preparations Tor INC hlEht
complete and at midnight tho jnIymen, M MWeTe
asleep While te sound peaceful snoring ieH ianty
on the ear of belaed going to their rooms an
artist for an illustrated newspaper came softly upon thc
scene and sketoneG rapidly with his pencil and tablet
the silent unoteuatious Of shoes and seventh
deputy who keep watch and ward in the c0rrIdor
through tho night that mono OF the Twelve was
| tempered with or escaped.