New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26
THE RYLANCE CASE BEGUN.
Mr.. ouacKgNBoss COUNSEL ANGRY.
HE ASKED FOR 4 Observation-Disclosures
TESTIFY TO THE GOOD CHARACTER
OF THE PLAINTIFF.

Tho case NJ IN, Rev Dr. Joseph ii. Rylance against
Nicholas Ouackcpbos for libel occupied the attention
Of two parts OF the superior Court Tor SONIC ""'"
Yesterday and. from present appearances "io'0 wa
be long and bitter struggle before the case Is dcci'
Ex,Iudre Fullerton WHO is the counsel for N''
Ouackcnbos scored order from Judge O'"0ri'a" III
tho supcrior Conrt Chambers. Monday for leave 70
amend the answer to the complaint providing lie "oi'
furnish 10 tho plaintiffs attorney the name OF the
woman who made the serious charges against Dr'
RvIancc Yesterday ex-Judgc Fullerton appeared Dc
fore Judge O'GOrman again and asked Tor nic ~
almond the answer still further. John Brooks LcaVtt
declared 70 vrdgc OGorman that tho defendants were
only irving 10 cause delay and finally the judge 'ou
tho LAWYERS 10 come before him again at ) O'CLOCK
Meantime the case was reached on inc uaN caic""-ii
o. Part q. the superior Court, and Cmef JUSTICE
s.d,uics nut il down for trial at , o'clock "H"h
tho case was called az that hour exJudec f"llcr'""
asked to have the case postponed unt TINS horn"s'
urging as reason that he had been busy !" '''
.,ol f,r two weeks and he was not able To 90 Oh
with The case at that time. lie declared 'na' ''''
defendant was not in court and that u'e "t'"o''
for the defence had not been snbpoenach i""'h'',7
h,, a, a matter Of course, the case would De po'V
nod ,t,tI thi, morning. lie also said that Di'u0V
,,,.r,c, Follows was associated win nm III uN'"7
tbo 80 and he had expected To 'r' 'oio"'i r'''Y"
in the court room. Sol Nh"l"7 " W
searched for him. but IN vain. , ,,
Icnb H. Choatc who Is associated WIN ~
l.,yiit a, counsel for Dr Rylancc' aHui1s'o' ,''o
court and Insisted upon the case UeiHs "'0" 80,
Ia ,.,, mi. client had some rights ana he HS''.'r
,t,,, ,.i, re,oruzed Judge scdgwlck declncd
w., ,t c. mist 20 Oh and cX Judge fuiier""
ih,,v IN tho ,pco tators' seats and rciuseh l" 'No
,r, u,u in the proceedings. Mr.. LcaNV '"o"
ulalnod n, case to the jury, going over inc ''0''
has already been told. H. declared 'nal 1t was r'V
by man who pretended 10 be "a H'c"u VI
rvi,ucc but who in reality wa' his secret 'no'' -
t.,,co tbe ~, tor to resign. lie then reah 'he ic''-
written by QuacAcnbo, charging d. ny l""'o "' '
conduct unlccomny minister. Nmle Mr. L'''''
,, ue,ain. Mr. Quacbcnbo5 came in the ui'-i"""'
wan are not wanted here called out cNJuuec
Fullerton. and Mr. Quackenbos turned ana "" u''
court room. -, ,,i,,
rb. tahinr Of testimony went on after Mt LedNl''
had finished hi, address to the jury 'h"'Ie9 "
v,,,io testified that he was member OF ~ MAIN
Church and that he had known Dr. hNE'l ior "a''
wears. lie considered him an exemplary H"" '''" -
model clergy man. cha,
rho Rev. urmc, p. Keith Irving Paris and Cha'
,ers wood all testified ~ TO the good record ar"
p.1did reputation OF Or. KyMncc Nr' LS'.ae, u'"
-ud that bee mad Only one "u.'' ot ~ courf much
49, Ne iep,ltt', disappointment. and he eahen tHie
Am Adjournment bee taken until TN, ino'i.mI' wiz"
~. ,,.,nid finish the testimony ~ nan an h".l ...
r. Jndsc Fullerton toid tribune trp ,s'. ca ~
ii. cont ailouncd thai hc ~"Ha i'' VI, ,I de-
l.,.,tf, .,i linen have the default "irItn- ne W.
,lru rIt. considerable warmth that Judge oe'i-
,t..i.t- railing was unprecedented 30 me ID" j., 49,.
49,. ,..I,.i.i Mr. lullc,tln. in our former answer
No. lar,i that Or. Kylsucc had acted lmpop',S
toward several women. lu our d"i'A"ru az w. w., ~,
.,'.' THAT l. mot only acted Improperly, Uu1 Ac
,,,fly Lat criminal intercourse with several Nvnl.
and We are prepared 10 say When where anu VIZ ~
,,s.,n these notions took place" lie 9iiu ' n't
it.fi had INST been able t0 -ci tn- "'lli''."' ~.
t,r,,n, aid il va. included in the amended 3,:M'~
,,f.t 3D.. .firi had allowed them 10 make ~ "'
I,-ot ftat fue charge. were mide upon alhu'''N ~
l, possession. he declined Ia give tnc haIrs e :"
,I. ,,,., -,vtu- that they had made great '''ln'
,f....f, aud i.. would nut make their names p'u'
,,.t.l iln.y we're brought To- court a. wiiAc,sc'