The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-30
INGENIOUS JUDGE GARRETSON
He Sets the Mistake Theory
on It's Feet Again With
Much Pathos.
Mr.. Winfeld's Overwhelming Mar
shalling Of Facts Against
the Accused.


Counsellor William D. DAILY evidently
succeeded in finding his white necktie in
the recess the court took in the trial OF
the indicted election officers on Friday.
This morning it gathered in his stalwart
form at the neck, freshly washed and
pressed-not the neck or the stalwart
form. but the necktie Of course. Corpor-
alton Attorney Hudspcth seemed to have
got par-boiled during the vacation the
Court gave him. Those people who inn
over his handsome face when
he was surprised near Roosevelt
Hospital Thursday had become
fastened there are mistaken. Itwas only
sunburn suffered on a fishing trip to
Point Pleasant, from which he returned
this NOR iing. He stopped only to say
that 1t was not fair to ring his name in
as one of the surprised restaurant party,
and then sat down at the lawyers table.
Young Lawyer Bowen, who has been
permitted to ask question or two since
the trial began, carried his red satchel
and white straw hat to q seat by Mr..
Hudspeth's g side.
Prosecutor Winfield, with Assistant
Prosecutor Altemus by his side, plunged
into string of ballots to make fresh
hunt for evidence for the State. Ex-As-
sistant Prosecutor Noonan was not for
some reason in court. Judges Lippincott
and Paxton, who graced the bench,
seemed to be in unusually good form;
4ls~st stys<r f,f ov. drof Inr
SON. the chief of The defendantss LAWYERS.
"a a;soov,
!. "eto pi'sin es ioncoao'1ao 40 .aao aiSoos
cred something to say that he thought
would help the defendants, and that he
wos II shane 10 sav .it we'll and effect
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ively.
THE DEFENDANTS.
Tha defendants occunied the bench inst
!.
into court for sentence, after convicted,
are usually marshaled by the tip slaves.
~ m... ,:..as.a .,44a,,+;.,a1,r r,,,+ 5;a not
hey nSeeno1 a'oenV,so,5 ~ A0 80
seem more concerned IMAM anyone Else
Two white haired dominies were of the
-.,.e ~ ,,-,,,,, ~ hor nd &c tba
C,'se r,a,.s ~ .a1. ,,,.t
day wore on oneriu DaVis took sea1
among tne counsel loI tne ueIsnso. " ll
~ WAS eSpecsou o1ao 4 a soao .+a. =. onT So
onal eSfG9ncs g - ~ on1 hich tpn - ,ara anu
lnng u me 1UaefS, ~ mr,cn itbim III tbs
nave Deen glsing RIplLicity Will Will w gno
iast gay or IWo. Wouiu KY oe prsssn.eu, atn u,dos oe
lore the close OF Cne case on Doom SUES;
callea ,, vu..ea,a
M nyf 1 asked Frosecu1or Wihneiu.
Because, ne replied, tnar man
knows nothing oI nlmsen. NJ, - 49, II
structions thrown Il, in It's way, In, the State SSa
mac succseueu II secuIing MIS- uao-
thews' aindavlt ls 1nus alsproven.
NOT uia tne Court Qelay proceeulxugs
even 70 ann0unce its uecisloh upon Mt.
vreuenpurgn,s motion, ma9e EEuay.
tnag the ueIenuants. instead OF Delng PuD
10 tne jury ior Inis conspiracy, snoutu su,., po
commlcteu W aWalC sne aCSio1 M u S.rtII
Granu Jury ZOE treason. Inc Sourb WILL
rule upon 1t at q later stage;
The oefendants lawyers nau eYiueInIiy
had Tip tna5 tne Court does no1 tnihk
much OF tne polnt, Ior, WiInouc asAslng
the Court Tor Its ruling, they went rlgne
Black, young lawyer n Ine TlrsS Na. ls
tfonal Bank building, led OH. ne maue
some horrible faces 70 Lne jury Wnlle tIy
Ing 70 impress upon tnem lnac cns ti- W
lenqants are entltlea 70 tne De1enp 81 sHe
cSnDs ne ,oea saaG ta sne he
Dy the very TACT Inat tne Stale nao peen
aple 70 produce 80 many proofs oI y.
Inls remarKapie argumenI must nave
given foreman Hulshlzer's game Ieg
Iresn tWlnRe q gout. ~ was 700 rlcn q
point Ior tne ordinary dlgestion OF an or
alnary juror.
JUDGE GAkHETsoS.
Having given MI Black an opportunity
70 make llteie speech, ex-J udge oarret-
son stepped forward 10 make tne
real argument ior the deIenuanss.
Inc ex-Judge Is one OF tne
ciosest reasoners at Inc paT. he
as much in every sentence he delivers as
an advocate as there used to be in every