The sun., 1891-07-05
'FRENCHY' is DISSATISFIED.
HE ARGUES IN ERENCH AND Kv0LIsH
THAT HE CANNOT BE 9UlITT.

| Fendfpg the Motion for = New Trial He
| WAL 40 to sing sins-Jurors Tell How
They Debated the Case-Jsry~as Boeu
Lies on = Table, and the Foreman Gives
| Risht-handed Demonstration.
Ameer Ben ALL or George Frank. rs he is
called In the Indictment, and as he will be
known In prison. is not satisfied with the ver-
dict that he murdered old Carrie Brown "in
the second degree" His lawyers also do not
think that he was fairly treated. and will sp-
peal from the verdict on the grounds Of the ad-
mission OF inoom petent evidence, the ruling
out Of evidence for the defence. and the charge
| OF Recorder Smyth.
Lawyer House said yesterday that on Fri-
day. when Frsnchy is called TO the bar for SEN
tence. he will ask for new trial on exceptions
taken and alleged errors Of the charge. His
request. he says. will be denied and Frenchy
will be sentenced to Imprisonment for life.
When the general term Of the Supreme Court
convenes in October the bill OF exceptions will
be argued In support Of demand for q new
trial. In the mean time the prisoner will bo
taken to Sing Sing. as no end can be served by
obtaining or trying to obtain stay OF execu.
tion.
When Frenchy was called to the ground floor
OF the Tombs yesterday by Warden Fallon he
answered intelligently enough the reporters
auery in French as to what he thought Of the
h' Tsn oheS people all paid 81 ,ea he
Then iapsine % 'hS into % English. broken to be
sure. but easy, to be understood by the res
sods 9s T hs sSy and H. ana ws
S th S, f tSs, a. nis WY asEsd
y Wy yS.,Sa E.
They cut a, piece OF his shoe from the heel. He
sole oi bis loot MRerpse peeit e soed on
shirt h come % from. II not as be told himsef3 The
ns s 10 ssars S IL Rs
undressed 7" ~ .'''''N . >"N' "A'' n' ""'
AS he made the inquiries he dared about,
illustrate bis meaning. His iilas,ration @ % was
80 fort eiul and h!s manner SO convincing that
should hsve sensd en- s lHowedse iss g. vess
language save the Arabian patois It was
aea n of IT, the tasd ss 5 h ms 3, hs sSs
Coroners inquest he demanded that he be
nsnsS to n. make apd he
to be hanged unheard. He said he was sure he
could prove his innocence in court and the
:, He made a bad Witness. Jurymsn Try nan Maurice
Boo. Boom said yesterday that no one Of the, Jurors
Joseph Bartelle and Juror William J. ORear-
We convicted the mn man" he said. ID. on Si his
y When Dr. FoEmad ~ testified .lst. hs was ready
there were few OF US who were not ready 10
hsSvs h% Rim Ths medical d who
given the subject tho same amount Of study
and confederation that he had. Then again.
on circumstantiaI evidence alone were
brushed away by the Recorder. who told US
sf mfs Cited sss tbs on
that q the conviction was Just ths Risht before
sentence cannot be altered, that nothing he can
they would be found to tally with those
WERE eesen es ior Conviction and one for
aeauittai from the time we entered the jury |
Rasak 81 81 M So
ed fer an acquittaL The point he made was:
hs Wh9 the With
he said hs did not believe. one word Of the
and sn it tvs vas e. set OF Then tie dsfenfs
The eustns on the 9abe and sn he to2o Sss
man nv, Wept IT. through @ the motions Of cutting me
other man was. When We explained that it |
was natural thing for q man to get away as |
soon as possible. and reminded him Of the Dis
trict AttoEney's exclamation OF the possible
over to our side. Then we stood six for murder
and compromised on the second degree. We
are al satisfied with the verdict. anil We think
influenced by the Recorders charge. because
my mind was made up when the evidence was
all In. Juror Niemnn said that nothing could |
alter bis conviction OF Frenchys guilt, and he
ter"
Mr.. Rutsky said that his sympathies werewith
the prisoner all the time. AS soon as the jury
dict Of murder in some degree The District
Attorneys explanation OF a motive. the mans
record and the fact that he could have got q
sleepng room next door at o less price had de-
cided them.
when considered this motive thoroughly"
Mr.. kutsky continued. altered my mind. I
convinced and admitted it honestly. / am
satisfied with the result Of the trial. man
Ike that no better than beast, is as well in
prison as out"