The Jersey City news., 1892-06-16
II don't think SO. -

"And didn't you say to Dunno and
Bremner | want you to keep them out OF
my place?"
someone for bringing them there. but l
never used that language. / said don't
| want these ladies In my place"
lyon allow respectable women in your
saloon?"
Yes, sir.''
well. were not Mrs. Stocker and her
sister resDectable?"
Il can't say anything about their re-
spectability."
"But you wouldn't allow them in your
placein
"No."
And you would allow respectable
women in your place"
"Now. didn't you tell Dunno and
Bremner that you would not allow Mrs.
Stocker and Miss 1ferney to enter your
rlacef"
Il object" sail Winfield; counsel has
no right TO go into this matter"
II claim that have" retorIed Counsel
lor Salinger, "for Dunno and Bremner
both claimed in their direct examination
that the women were respectable"
The Court ruled the question out and
Mr.. Sallnger dismissed the witness and
called Philip Pattberg. He failed to an
swer and eXFreeholder Adam q. Smith,
the poet of osculation, was called. He
too had remained awav and go had Hugo
Humurock. Constable Bolaud said all
but Hugo Humbrock had been subp@n-
aed.
PHOTOGRAPH AND LETTER.
Then Arthur Stocker was recalled
When The defendant was seated he was
shown tin type photograph of two wom-
en- and two men taken in q group.
81 identify one of the women as my
wife" said Stocker, looking at the photo
graph, land the other woman is Mary
Tierney, her sister; one of the men is
Arthur O'Neill and the other is man
named Foley, but sometimes known as
Reich"
Stocker was shown letter add asked II
he had seen it before. He replied that ne
had found it on the floor when he and his
wife were living with Mrs. T1erney. The
letter read as folloWs:-
December IS, 1891.
FRIEND CHARLEs:-I write a few lines hoping
you merry Christmas. would like to see you
on Saturday night at half past seven O'Clock at
Evans Your friend,
KITTIE.
Cross.examined Stocker said he found
tho letter five or six months ago. He
found the picture in an album; ne had
seen his wife place it there about the
first of last September. Stocker testified
that he had seen his wife out walking
with Arthur O'Nei1l and Foley.
John B. Blake, the keeper "a one of the
many saloons on the Heights with
"ladies' parlor" anneXes, was the next
witness. He testified that he lived at No.
IA Booraem avenue, and his saloon was
at No. 228 Palisade avenue. Dunno and
Bremner had been in his back room sew
eral times. Once or twice, to the witnesses
knowledge, Mamie TierneY and Katie
Stocker were there, but there was moth
ing wrong.
NOT ON HAND.
Arthur O'Neill," called Counsellor
Cali I'D
Salinger called the name again. Con-
stable Boland was sent for, and said that
he had been unable to serve a subpoena
on O'Neill. who was in Washington at
tending his father, who was very Ill.
Timothy. Foley" called Counsellor
Salinger. Again there was no response.
Constable Boland reported that Foley had
left Hoboken. 1T Is very important that
these witnesses be here" said Mr.. Sal
niger.
O'Neill is the sou of an ex-Mayor of Ho-
boken, and Foley's father, Michael, is one
of the wealthiest contractors in that city.
John Tierney was recalled and testified
that he had emptied every barrel of his
revolver on New Years eve and thought
that he reloaded it.
1.-The defence rests" said Counsellor
Salinger, much to the surprise of great
many, as it was said that several promi-
ment Young men of the Fourth district
had been subpoenaed.
KISSES AND HUGS.
Mamie Tierpey was then called by Pros
ecuior Winfield iu rebuita, to show that
Bremner had left the hou 20 at the time
that Stocker said he came in from his walk
and found them in compromising posi-
ton.
''Dunne, my mother and were in the
Kitchen" the pretty witness testified.
''Ka;ie was standing ut the dining room
door near the wall Bremner mad just
Sf-aI i,.o 4
the quarrel which ended in the shootin g.'
Cross-examined by EX-Judge Hoffman:
"Just before Brenner went away you
and Dunne, Bremner and Katie were al
together"
"Yes sir"
"How close were you to Dunne?"
"Wer, he had bis arm about my
waist"
"Where WAS your sister?''
"She was talking to Bremner near the
door,"
"Were they doing anything wrong2"
mo, sir"
"Weren't you so interested in Dunno
that you couldn't see what they were
doipg?"
"Oh, no."
.'You say he had his arm about your
waist?"
eyes SIR"
"And that did not interest you?"
"No"
Ibid he kiss your"
eyes"
"And even that did not interest you2"
mo sir"
CONEY ISLAND TRIP.
"'This group taken at Coney Island, who
constituted it and when was it taken?"
asked Mr.. Hoffman, showing cheap tin
type.
"O'Neill, Foley, NV sister and l."
"When was it takenT
Last summer"
"Did you meet them by appointment"
Eyes, SIR"
"How was the appointment made?'
ave met O'Neill and Foley on Wash
ington street, Hoboken, the sunday night
previous"
"Was this the first meeting?"
mo, we met them at several picnics."
"Aud you were satisfied to have your
sister, married woman, go to Coney
Island with n young unmarried mani"
'Why, yes"
"What time did Won leave the house?'
about eleven O'clock"
"And where did you meet O'Neill and
Foley?"
"At the Hoboken ferry"
''Did you go down by train or boat?"
''We drove down"
"Dld O'Neill and Foley come home
with vou?p