New-York tribune., 1886-05-16

next. We met again at the entrance 10 byrnss,s !,
SSe anS syrnss was very nervous o went
and told man to ask for superinien'en. ~,
he tue" wha SIG; wa, Se rDUbei lie referred c
testimony before the Senate Committee about Mr, !,
He reped wei. never mind about that now roen
said think there s,ys ARE m sT,ns %at. in 10 refer
the broadway affair so tiat can seem 10 1 ' n
worked IL up" He asked all about the detas oi 'he
board. The conversation WAS not long one ana ne
closed by saying Come to my house
ns nHa "HS you "'a can tel take you adSsSiass the
Information to get away" ! went TO ms
hHrarv tits arse room. Our conversation referred
10 the Broadway matter In the centre. oi 'e o'n
oin WHat tone was the conversation helti A
Wen. SIR almost whispered MOI "hiS 'h"'' was ''
ting over this way, llcdning iorwlrhI MI, ,..
Q-Did you suspect Inspector Byrnesi A.-That was
Mr. Newcombe-Now 7 wond like YOU to tell THIS
nry plain and distinctly precisely what you said TO
Mr Byrnes nat he said To you. and wnt was uonc III
precisely the orier In which 1t occurred
WHAT WAS SAID Al ByRSEs's HOUSE.
Jaehne crossed his hands gracefully and in low coar
tone OF voice went on
Meeting me at the door, he shook hands and we pro,
coeded to the room al of the house. took of
INV overcoat. went to the other side oi .ne
table ana threw IL on ,ne ouis% ing ,eI che Lii
ing aoor came took cigar ont OF ms pocket he
"nerea ann me ong me anu u" If nj Of e as close
possible Ny back to tue door. had an OBJECT III
- .imnIe inemoramdum Ia relation the broadway
ROAD think referred TO the franchise lie said 10
voted Ws NGT oP the rss r said a~g That n"y all but
voted. but said: "Gve me their names l ehnm-
Grated them by districts He also asked Inc III reference
Mr. Newrombe-Nevcr mind that
Jaehne-IIe said: Now, cId every man get S2OOoOf
My answer was: al don't know that they got any
money for voting Tor the raucnse Put have heard m IL
about the caucus at McI.oushlin's house lie theh
raised his voice very high aud sid: "Do you mean 10
oil
/ sai9: II knew nothing anout IL" That was about
all that said about the Broaway matter. hau al
enlargement up TOW IL and soon wehtaWay ,,,,
O-When he spoke about other Aldermen did he ask
'Q"ri understand you Mr. Byfnes had of
the Aldermen on the slip OF paperi Ale ana. a.
A mrnI-Did YOU make the remark On going IN tnat
things getting pretty noti A-Ihat was At Police
Headquarters
Justice Barrett advised the jurors 10 wait TIL Mr. New
combe had flushed
Mr.. Newcombe-Mr. Byrnes testified that you had
II lot money from Mocney oDce evening because
Mr. Mooney evening when you were with DE Lacy
About NJ. IN 1Is summer and oi n0'2
Moloney and ex-senator iosan They
beckoned TO got out and invited US IN To nave ar'nK
Moloney dropped bl. 1 told him would Keep II I'LL
ONWhat was the amount Of the bill Z A.-$5Oo.
Q-Did you ever tell Inspector Byrnes OF thisi A
Odd you any other occasion take any money
from Mr.. Moloney to take care OF A.-No . .
Q-Is IT that $4,000 bill was placed In your
Iockerl All there was somebody else got IT.
lLaughter
Odd you ever see a 10000 billi Al never did
The witness deniei that Inspector Byrnes had
ever said to him that II care were not
taken Mooney would get all the Aldermen into trouble.
Mr.. Byrnes had never advised him to get some emo to
take care Mooney never said to Mr.. Byrnes that
Aldermen who poor in 1888 had made inves tments
in property" the witness, "for had no knowledge
of any such facts"
Other alleged conversations with Mr.. Byrnes the wit
Denied he had had conversation with the In-
spector Police Headquarters.
Q-You had a bottle OF wine. didn't youi A-(Laeon-
ODD you tell Inspector Byrnes that McLough
liz would he $4,000 apiece for you after the
passage of the Broadway irancns-i Al dId not
Q-Dld .Moloney ever say TO you that ne would put
never told Inspector Byrues that
The witness SAID lie sitting in llarneys place one
evening after his arrest when his bondsman ODonne.,
came and asked to the witness outside. Jaehne
continued;
ODonnell said: "Come up the street You mustn't
blame for tuls am forced TO do this" | saw In
spec!or ByrDes at the corner. VINO Invited me into
Cab. took me TO Police headquarters anu locked Inc up
cell.
The last phrase given with abundant sarcasm.
THE CRoss.ExAMINATIoN.
Mr. Nicoll took up the REORGANIZATION with the
question "when did you last zee William MoIonyl"
Jaehne-At the last meeting Of the Board at which he
was present.
Mr. Newcombe suggested that this in February
Q.-Where is he nowi Al do not know
Q.-Don't you know that lie is in Canada nowi Al
Q-Do YOU read the daily papersl Aide
Q.-Wnen dd you last sre Robert E. De Lacey
aiIer muen fowio so s1S'p" ,St woe ~ "1
witness Isaw hm III the chamber Of the Board OF
Aldermen.
Q.-Wnere is he nowl Aldo not know.
Q.-DOn't yOu know he is IN Canada Al do not
Q.-Don't you read the daily papers A-Yes. sir.
Mr. NicO into an Investigation OF Jaehne's
Broome-s ST. iewery Jaehne said that in buying
gold and silver lot OF it would be accumulated then
melted and poured out in the shape OF ingOt, He did
not know where Alter was he had not seen him for a
month. Alter had not had the courtesy 10 tell
Jaehne that he going away. Jaehne had not since
heard from Alter Jachne said he had never kept a
ledger any bank account
Q.-IIavc you any notion what your profits were in
any yearl Al couldn't say have no means of as
O.-What were you worth In 1882 Al couldn't
Oh 1891 Al can't answer Idon't know.
Jaehne said he had travelled once in Europe, nine or
ten years He could tell nothing about his election
expenses in any year. He knew what his assessment
was
The witness denied all knowledge OF George SpecKbart
Of Rivin gton.st and Of John NJ Briggs
Q.-At what hour August % did MOloney como to
yon talk about the morning meeting Z A.-Aboul p.
signed the call. think knew The purpose OF the
Odd Moloncy ask you to call up the matter of the
franchise at the meetingf Al All quite sure he did
Jaehne said that when he travelled abroad he went
with man named kOrf
Q-Do you remember the Argyle roomsl A-Ycs ]
there. | went abroad twice that year. The second
time returned by the way OF Quebec. l remember
meeting John A. Curtin In London.
Q-In Paris and Cologne A.-NO.
QIs II not true that Ou and your brother arranged
win johnny Curtin and George A. Stevens 10 20 10
Europe TO arrange oI the robbery Of largo diamond
houses Alt IS not true.
Q-Is 1t not true that you remained ou side and re-
ceved the proceeds Of these diamond robberiesf A.
Ii Is not.
Q.-Is true that at the hotel at Cologne where
you three stopping. the people learned OF the
robbery and surrounded the hOtcii A.-(Camly) /
knew nothing about it,
Odd you not return by the way OF Qneb in order
10 bring something with yOnl Al could have brought
II as we'll the other way. couldn't
Mr. NicOll-l ask you tha'.
The Witness-It is not true.
Mr. Jaehne thought that he had it in the news
papers that Moioney the go-between IN the Broad
v ay matter.
Q-Don't you know that Moloney is now IN Montreal
because he was the goblet weeni Al do not.
q Can you account for III Al can not.
Q-Wnat did you receive for the passage OF the |
Chambers Street road A.-What do you mean