New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
MR. Marines. WITNESSES
VINO TESTIFIED AGAINST THE BRIBERs.
fBR NAMES ON rHE INDIcrMENTs-M'CABE TO BE
ExAMtSKD TODAY.

rur NAMES ON rHw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO Bs
ExAMrSKD TO-DAY.
Itis now known positively that William Fl. Molone,
and John Keenan, were indicted along with the alleged
bribe-gvers arrested on Tuesday. This fact 10 o.
little consequence, howeer, long the iugitives
remain In Montreal. II they had come to New-Yori
before being indicted they would certainly have beer
arrested In anticipation OF such acton.
District Attorney MARITIME made public Yesterday
the names OF the witnesses the indictments agains,
SHARP, Foshay, Richmond. Kerr, Moloncy and keenan,
The law directs that the Of the witnesses
med before the Grand jury shall be Endorsed the
Indictment. The names are II. II. Cowel, Henry NJ.
Tate, Francis J. Twomey, Arthur 7. J. Rice. A. j.
Powell, Thomas F. Ryan, Thomas II. Mclean.
Char es L. Townsend, George V. Powell. j. Francis
Herman, Charles b. Alexander, Charles b. Waite,
Osborn f. Bright, James NJ Liddy and John NJ.
Ecribner Most of them witnesses before tho
Genate Railroad Committee witch Investigated the
granting OF the Broadway Rail- DAD franchise.
Mcssrs. Scribner and Bright members OF the law
firm OF Scribner. Robinson Bright, the lawyers who
transacted most OF the legal business connected with
the organization of the surface road. James M. Liddy
was the lawyer who procured the injunction which
dissolved Just in time to permit the passage OF the
franchise. Mr. Twoney is the Clerk OF the Board of
Aldermen Charles Is. Waite presided at the first
meeting of the board OF Aldermen at which the fran
chise was passed aud Mr.. Herman was the only re-
porter present at the time. Thomas r Ryan 10 the
present secretary OF the Broadway and Seventh Ave
nue. Railroad and Thomas IL. Mclean is secretary OF
the Twenty third Street railroad. H. ii. COwcl made
the graphic report OF the proceedings OF the Sem
ate COMMITTEE. The Powells assisted III securing the
names real estate owners along broadway tor the
surface road. Henry VI. Tate and Charles Il. Town.
send are the latter having been sometimes
EMPLOYED on the books of the Broadway Railroad
Company. Charles Is. Alexander Is a member OF the
law urn of Vanderpoel, Green a. Cunning ana Mr..
Rice Is the cashier OF the Broadway National Rank
The alleged insanity OF ex-Aldcrnan Francis Nc
Cabe will be the subject OF examination which Drs
Alexander + Macdonald and Allan McLane Hamilton
will begin TO-DAY at the Ludlow Street Jail. District
Attorney MARITIME who desired their services, was
formed yeseday that both of the physicians were out
OF town. DIR. Hamilton wrote to MIR: MARITIME that he
wished to make severa visits to the accused man
before he expresses opinion
Mr.. MARITIME said yesterday that be had no idea that
McCabe's sanity was questionable when lie called
the case for trial McCabe has always been consid
cred y than ordinary business capacity"
sand he. do not know how much truth there Is III
the statements that he IL not OF sound mind. but
II they true, of course. have desire tor trial
McCabe in that would be committed to insane
asylum and il ne recovered his reason would then be
placed on trial. IL he is suffering from paresis be
will PROBABLY never regain his reason" Mr.. Msrtlme
oded tbat he bad only asked that the McCabe case
be first down for trial the evidence could
be conveniently used in that case.
McCabes conduct in the jail strengt hens the opinion
there that hs tat losing mental competency he
has already done so. McCsbes acquaintances are
recoun ing peculiar things which he has done,
such ordering mater al Tor contracts in wild man
nAr, borrowing money reokessy induging in strange
freaks AM maniie-linS symptoms which AT the time
were not much thought of. but which now swell to
great 81 significance IN their niinds McCsbes barber
and the hquOr-seller near bis place Important
factors in prOpagatng this kind OF evidence The
cOrroborative tests made by DIR. Hammond re
garoed, naturally. having the most important hear
Ing so lar upon the question OF McCsbe's mental
condition
trial on Monday, McCabes will first be
disposed of.