New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
MooIJADE THE NEXT VICTIM.
HIS TRIAL TO BEGIN NEXT MONDAY.

- ,p HE IA HERE, AS MR. MARITIME FkARs
-, NV NOT Bs-TO GO AT LARGE TILL THN>.
ye. tu,p Of ex- Alderman Arthur J. McQuadc camo
.s,oraav IN the order OF calling the several members
.f the Board OF 1884 to trial for brpcy' Mce"a''
iuas the County Democracy leader OF the A'u H
semby District unit short time ago NO
misdle-aced and has made considerable fortune ~
a.. W, business lie owns much real estate, ana IL
vrnor,ed to be worth 100000 He has been ono VI
the most restless Of the Aldermen who were heh'
unaer $4,000 bail, and has made seVerai "ipe "
Now Jersey and Canada since he was placed uhocr
bonds. He has been followed by deeecuVe s'h'e
last saturday 49,. ~,
General Sessions Yesterday. Soon after the opening
NJ cour Deputy Clerk Hall called tho name VI
Mcorafe and the ex- Alderman appeared NJ INC o"i
He had as counsel General BENJAMIN y. if~os' Vi
Pr ok yn. and Richard 6. Newcombe Dsuic'"hs
toruev Mar inc was accompanied by his assistanS'
y>a,. roev N coll John r. Follows and James Fitz-
Veah. McQua'e was dressed In business SUIT
and had the jaunty air of man who felt sure oi ni'
.. =.
Mr. MARITIME said that he wished to have the case oi
NoQuade set down for ual on thursday. he was
ready 10 proceed with the cases quickly ana hop0'
there would be no delay =.
General Tracy wac his feet at once when NO
heand Thursday mentioned day for trni he
20 d, in answer 10 Mr.. MARITIME: A.,
This request surprises me ms Is ne os nSs' for a
the defeD aut has been calea ana M that tbe District
Atfor, oy would proceed with his case ne1' nc ~i,,
10 ready for trial at an ear oay weserav p and il VIII
be impossible to prepare for the ual oeiore "'e
day
Recorler smyth said that the case had not been
r,evions,v called for trial. he thought the decndant
wa, entitled to q Gays notice, and ne oirec'eu
that the trial proceed on Monlay Genera ddS ltasS
"a I'VE viii bo ready" and MT. Mar'ins "oDN'N
Mr. MARITIME then said II ask that the aefenoah. Inv
be oemm.'ea al %a'h1u ~ MOTION be- said in view Of
what had occurred in other cases. anu eno peVh the
cncul.s anoes under which the oeieho"h'' IL
he hecorier-Havo you any ground for eeheVihs
~1. Sar,ine~, here are no cl loumstances that re
late especially to this case But IN he me- case ,xs U
comm,tted n lhe same way, after the day had been
d ed lor II a. were compelled to sop tne ptV p,Se
tnT Tsd,etlon We may come here on Monday and
mn no Cefendaut he txng Of day .t Tor 50 u@. NAM
dayS for escape, ( he desires 10 escape an
pose sntle' the MOTION Of the District Attcrney Sad he
sIhe defenGant Is here and will be here He ie
sSsr sSS SSds1 a bans f t&S y large and
sud enly be cal ed aud committed TO "a wiInoh. o.
here that the ban is not good, and the offence Is
pa lbe The DistI Atorney & gyes no reasons
for bel ewing that the defendant Will not appear hail
The Recorder 10 Mr. MartlDe)-ls not he oan
Mr. shrtlne-Ihe bail Is perfectly good, but the
trouble i that no bah may to keep the de
fepdant Wny a few days newspaper ID uis
city published an alleged Interview with well
brown lawyer, in which he Is represented az saying
thai 4 fe were ex Alderman be would escape u
he had to TO Albany and walk from Ihero 10 10
Canada That lawyer prominently cOhheceu wiz
the In these cases, and The Oplhlon Il sebed
among the public. as aprears from the puDIc pIess
that of these Aldermen will appear for trial wheh
the are ca led . -, A..
The Recorler-Do you know the name OF that
lavverq
Mr. Martine-Rihari Newcombe . ,
MIR NevcOmbe, who sitting beside genera
Tray rose. and with excitement denounced IN"
sta tement made in the newspaper as absuruly fase
He "a d: . .... -
at T. all q tissue OF fasehOods. My attention wss
not called 10 the published statement until this morn
dng and then iInmedia ely demanded its correction
A reporter nd 10 that II he was an Alderman ne
woul leave the city, and ! SAID that as was not an
Alderman could not say what an Alderman womb 90
There was bas for any such statement as wa.
published, and ] denOunce II now as utterly false
Reror Smyth said that the Distr ct Attorney had
not sa that he had reason. far as this par
tcuar concerned. to believe that the ne
feniant would not appear The bail was acknowl-
edged 10 be good and the offence was certainly
ba" liable one. The hal only just been called for
trial The Constitution declared that excessive bail
should not be demanded. He denied the District,
Attornev's motion for McQuafes committal without
bail NcQuade and his counsel then left the room
Mr. MARITIME san after the discussion was over
that the RecOr'er had good grounds for his action
but not ent rely confident Of seeing any OF the
Aldermen appear for trial while hail only detained
them He said the against McQuahe would GER
tanlv be tried on Monday II the prosecution could
bCcOmp'ish such a result