New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
FuLLGRAFF,s TESTIMONY.
ms MEMORY Has NOT DdpRoyED
xuoH rrmn TAKEN VI N THE KERR TnIAI ny

xsY,f,H rr,fn rAxyg UP IN THE KERR TRIAL By
Tur coussEI-Ex CHANGING COMPLIMENTS
n. as.n..a ssde Of the counsel table In tho heT
~, looked extremely formidable yes eruas. 10 ono
r,,, ,ras soaot away By his Illness, and the prose
s,t,en was eonGuesed IN turn. by Assistants 10
paxsos Fftxacraid and sempse kx'Aormsn run
rraf was present 10 court. ana was aga piaceu y
me sand. 30 thai he princirai eNai'a NJ
~ romnlsted Colonel 7ngcrsoll conducted the cross
ex.n,inat3on I'm bis usual manner The resu IS now
.p.r vera not ut all encouraging for FuHgrans
,.r.ory seemed 10 have further Perforated du inf
~ night Colonel Ineeroli tried for long I'm
"a cbtan for the jury some additional Information
about the FIRST combine meeting At fnhgrsn ;
xsere but failed dsmally Tho witness acknowledged
sha. his answers had been mostly sormisTs, formed
nom the leading questions by the District Attorney
Assistant district. a torne3 eemple then asked Full
GRAF long series OF questions about oates IN hs
Iifc hts varior3 removais from time 70 pme ana e
those matters al least. the witness showed fenrn
,h1v good memory he was then excused, and VIII
- n court again next BfonNay to give testimony
.ho,.as q. Brown cashier for Reed CarnrfcE,
.s TIA next witness and showed the fact that Full
y,na hsd loaned Mr. Carnrlck seven $1,000 oiils on
day IN February, 1885, and two 500 oih
tho next day This was oofroporae
Fullersf,s testimony that he had been broed, haa
been paid in bills Of the denominations oeScsloea saa
RAJ made tho loan spoken Of On a former trial the
records shew that Fulga said that there were some
s5o and some 300 bills In the money PAID TO him.
uhle during this trial be has that the amount
consisted OF bills OF high denominations none ioss
than s5c0. On former trial, ALSO ne tesaned una
no had rceelyee $4,000, while this tame he declares
that hts share OF the Doodle was only $4,000.
After recess the Assistant District-As6orneys Dc
gan reading documentary evidence to the jury con-
ssttng principally OF the records OF meetings OF the
hoard Of Aldermen, touching on the case, and Of
the petitions for franchise submitted 10 me boau
by the broadway Surface Railroad. AT one time
MACKENZIE seple had been reading for fifteen minutes
or so, whom Judge Daniels suddenly exclaimed with
surprise beg you, Mr. Dis1ict-Attorney, you have
read that once before to-day
Mr. semple stopped, waile Colonel Ingsrson, VINO
had all day been ohjecting to the reading, growied
out something about reading that trash once was
snDuchp The Assistant District -Attorney had big
bundle Of papers which he desired to read but the
aefcnce objected.
swell won't read them,s said Mr. scmpie, pui
rli offer them in evidence Colonel IDgeSon, Jonn
Il Bird and ex-Judge Davis objected in unison, ana
Jndgo Daniels said nothing.
awelI, do You deny,s exclaimed Mr.. sempie wrath.
fully as he leaned the counsel table ana giared
at Colonel Ingcrso that these are the papers which
were served on the Aldermen
sof course we dop roared tho Colonel unless you
urove IT, And we VIII not have them as evidence
cplcss you read them to the Jury, ana We oplece W
your reading them" ...,,. ror .x
planned 10 the court that he had expected me reodg
Il tafe until g O'Clock the time for ad1ourning
Gourt was then adjourned until this morning