Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-26
ATTORNEY H. c. WHITE CALLED.

ATTORNEY H. c. WHITE CALLED.
 Attorney H. C.;White was then called md asked by Judge Stoddard in reference o the questions asked by him of MT. Wal iron on the testimony in rebuttal. "I ind :" he said, "upon examination that all the numbers on the stubs, to which MT. Waldron's attention was called. were changed and the others were not" The witness also stated that MT. Waldron had said to him that he had discovered some places where he had worked overtime and had asked him to call him and examine him upon this point. Ssa,'>
 Ell. wALDRoN RECALLED.
 The next witness, MT. Waldron, said: | 'I have not changed, made or altered a | figure in the permit stub book since I ceased my duties as clerk of the board of public works. The figure on the permit where the time changed from 2:30 to 12:3O was not made by me. When I swore to these facts I believed the entries were cor rect. In no case do the figures look any thing like my handwriting. In one of the altered permits the figure which appears the below in the time mark has been al tered and is not mine. did use the book for the purpose of analysing all the per mits in the book which had been is- sued by other parties than myself. Several days later took the book into the other room and completed my work in that room, all the time MT. Coyle of the board of compensation being present and the doors all opened into the office of the board of public works. On that occasion I did not work with pen and ink and had no plotting paper with me either. On no other occasion did ever have the book outside of the room. On the day when saw MT. Daley in the office of the board of public works certainly did speak to him. and he replied to me, all statements to the. contrary notwithstanding" (The witness. here offered in evidence what purported to be copy of the work he was doing with the permit book in the adjoining room.)
 THE cRoss-ExAMINATIoNs.
 Attorney Hamilton cross examined the
 witness mainly with view to having the witness confess that he was not present at the office always when the office hours required him to be there. In this, how ever, he was unsuccessful. The witness acknowledged that he did have a pencil with him in the room when he had the
 book, but denied that he carried a stylo- graphic pen or that MT. Coyle was sitting with his back toward him. He also tes- tifed that he first discovered that there were alterations made in the book after MT. Brennan had given his testimony. The witness then swore that fig | was his handwriting, while another 8 l on the permit was not his (Mr. Hamilton l then showed the book to the members of
 the court claiming that the figures were similar). The witness was then shown all ! the permits which it is alleged had been | altered and asked to point out any and all l additions or alterations which had been made.
 At the conclusion of MT. Waldron's
 cross-examination both sides said "We l rest" and both sides also agreed to submit the case without argument.
 The vote was then taken on each of the l accused parties in accordance with the res l olution passed at the last meeting. The complaint against each commissioner and his answer thereto. The oath which each l alderman took at the commencement of 1 the proceedings was also read, after which the vote was taken.
 | The vote of each member of the board | of aldermen on the charges against each | commissioner was as follows: W. J. ArwATER. \ d. | stood:
 | Lowe Moran, Andrews. Kaehrle, Sonnenberg, Prince, Johnson, Chatfield, Morgan-total Il.
 Kiernsn, @ Keans, sssn Doody, Bromley eiihSy Moore l Kelly, Crampton, shannahan, Callahan, Nolan l THOMAS H. SULLIVAN. l On the charges against Thomas H. Sullivan | the vote stood:
 Those voting yea-Aldermen Hitler, New. | ton, Lowe, Moran, Andrews, Kaehrle, Sonnen
 ts9g berg, Prince Johnson chatheld, Morxan-to' Those voting no-Aldermen Blakesless, Nc | Kiernan Keane, Doody, Bromley, Gilhuly,
 MoSre Rely, ;crampton' shannahan' Callahan WILLIAM MALEY. | On the charges against William Maley to vote l stood:
 Those voting yea-Hiller, Newton, Lowe, Mo | ran. Andrews, Kaehrle, sonnenberg, Prince,
 Those voting no-Blakeslee, McKiernan, Keane
 ton, shannahsn Chstheld, Morgan. caliahap | Nolan, Connor-total 15
 THERON A.. TODD. | On the charges against Theron A. Todd the
 vote stood:
 Those voting yea-Hiller, Newton, Lowe,
 MSran, Andssya Kaehrle sonnenbers Prince
 1 Those voting no-Blakeslee, McKiernan,
 Do1SS Be5%y Gasy Ksy l han, Nolan, Connor-total 15.
 l After the vote had been declared the court resolved into the board of aldermen and voted to l give the petitioners leave to withdraw.
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