New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-12
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The pictures were taken liOiu Fho'oriol'h' VS. -
lkenesses.
The witness cave another bit Of conversation whom she
said that FullgraG left McLoughlins house In COMPANY
with one man. she did not recognize inc oonpa'"o"
Mr. NicOn asked the witness few guesu wSsn ' he
said that she told Officer Roolns oaId reeopnize
the man with beard Fugra. She said that IN aI Ten
or twelve men went into that she was
present each occasion When OnIeet She
Mr. Mr. NSp y, or Mr. pCrdy Nav saw or June 1854 She
said, speaking OF Mr.. Nicolls visit: caen ~ std
her il she had seen any of those before she
at Them and pointed out five OF them lmmeuih'oH' '
re nro cntiou had one or two other witnesses whose
testimony according Colonel Pillows, "ou ~ tot3
and wond moi return until sunday With the exception
of these witnesses the for the prosecution "S
The Recorder said that he would consider the ,
of that testimony subsequently, and the prosecution 1neh
rested.
THE DEFENCE BEGUN.
Mr.. Newcombe at 4 p. IN. rIoved that the DlsuieVAS
toruey should elect which count he would procee"
and the first being chosen. Mr. Newcomoe m"'e" ~
Quash IT uuder section II OF Penal Code The inouon
was deniel. Mr. Newcombe then opened for tue oe
fence He claimed that the Broadway road ha' oeeii
great public beuedt aud asked If on tue usInon' "
two such venomOus vipers as Duny anu fuiit ''
the Jury would consign McQaade to prison. M NC"
come characterized the Lyddy niuncton as p'a'A VIZ
famous and vile" The who brought the ir)uhcuon
WAS worse tb an robbsr Il thief brgand; MI,
Newcompe took up Duhy's cnarse t"t ne eDyJ w., ''
given his testimony before tue Senate Railroad Commit
lee nccorIlng l., Mr. NewoomDes Instructions, AM sad
that February last he had bad Only Tue must se
er,i relations 10 the Board OF Aldermen Just before
the investigation some sixteen Aldermen came to uis
lice retained him. Whatever Was tn1n ssiu " a.
sid IN tine presence OF twelve fourteen persons, ana E
tbev said II Nj Newcumbe wrote down each man
statement Dufys the tbirt or fourth. MI. Ne"
COIN De re d from these notes that Duly had SAID he Il I'd
never received a dollar from tue bfoadSay o"'"o'
Company. -, ,,,
The statement made by Mr.. Duffy that his testi-
,nonv before line senate Committees given at my In
struction absolutely false. askei MN II ne IA
received any for his vote He said Losuyey D.
He said that Moloney came 10 his once III iIiluaNo
aud said the INJUNCTION had been vacated ana he hel
signed tho call That was all 'he eohvsrss'on M
with him on the subject l never heard Oh we nic
Loughln meetings until alter tue last TRIAL OF Mi. NC
Q iade was begun. never advised nun "n"' 'o'''"'
TO give before the Senate Committee -, ,a.o,
To Mr. Nicoll the witness said tast he had auV'seu
Duffy to go before the committee and answer any qeS
uons that might ne put to him. 49,
.Jmlius ueldermqn lawyer and member Of the
Schnorer Club It's president IN 1884, tosuu9
FuIl.ran made written statement 10 the cldO III Oc,
fober of that year that As be asked by several
ersons action the Bro 'dway 1rtuohse nc
was rntrsiy without Dlare he matter and i'ad re,
ceivod nothing for vote; Fugran id raised has nan
aud said there was God III heaven ne
had received cent aud he hopei ne might ho'er soo
his family again if he had. .,
John Mem ahou of Morrissnia lawyer and treasurer
of the schnorer CluD. cOTroOorated MT. he1er,ha
Robert Bameld OF the cun At ted that Fulisran
had called Goa to sriGe nln dead lie hld ever 90
ceived cent from the Broadway ROAD uther Vosuo-!
Sidney = Logan IA reporter for The Commercial Adrsr
fisr that DO had conversations sth fuiSraI
iu rrferenfe to his coue-sins. Fulgrah always denied
he guilty. AT ont time III particular ne si.u
that ne boped bis family would be stricken dead II ne
ever received dollar reference 10 the francbisa he
almost admitted his guilt on some occasions anu su
once. . do not see why they make fuss about H.
as no Alderman taseu anything from the city Inc
city did not lose anything but mas received S4O,OoV
wear" The testimony of Mr.. Logan excited some DIS
cussi n as General Tracy objected TO the extent OF IN
onry on the crusseS but the cyl euce wnlcn
related to conversations with Full gran was admitted
vas more harmful to The defence who had called tAe
witness than to the prosecution. 800.
Charles Jones' one OF Fulgrafs bondsmen, said that
the OK Herman had aways said that he was lnr oceLt
Mr. NewcOnlbe then read documentary evidence
relating to paid the city by the Broadway
SuIfacs railroad Conn any. Some other documentary
evidence offered by hun not admitted.
Tie Jurors were warned by the Recorder 10 bs careful
say anything about the case and to render taa
difficult lie kept them in charge of the officers at TOE
Asor House. Tney will allowed TO tsRe Walk to-day
In body accompanied by CAPTAIN Curry and the court
off