The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-16
LAWYER cnANLEn ADDRESSES THE JURY.


degree no elaboration or premeditation hav-
Ing been shown. Mckenzie looked relieved
and smiled ut his counsel.
In his opening for the defence. Lawyer Lewis
stuyvesant Chanler. who praotises criminal
law because he likes it, and can afford to prac-
tise 1t without any hore OF reward. and who is
defending Mckenzie for nothing. said that Nc
Kenzie had always borne m excellent reputa-
ton up to his arrest He and Quell were COM
ranions. The killing Of Queu was accidental.
There was fight upon the roof, provoked by
Quell who had been drinking. In that fight he
accidentally fell or was pushed down the air
shaft Mckenzie was seriously wounded In tho
ppthe knife from the roof after Quel had fallen
y tho Girshaft and took 1t to his homo at 80
Washington street The knife was t used Ry me-
came from until his death. two weeks before
MckenzIe's arrest, and it was buried with him.
Mckenzie told his mother only that he had had
fight with boy and had been cut, and she
Mrs. Margaret Mckenzie. MeKenzie's mother,
her il her son had ever come home with cuts
upon his neck and arms. she told him no.
mer son. she said. might have marks upon his
Why did you tell him that. when you
in "s sag that the marks
We're due to the cuts inflicted by young Quell
S ar some one else with whom he had heen
,, Well. SIR. replied Mrs Mckenzie; bursting
m InoG Tears he vas my boy. and ! was his
him on and he d sad Gos esSt
away"
,, ffouIPg Mckenzie testified that after he left
HAooieco Company and by the American District
a deeiicGtLaph Company successiyely. AT about 3
tb ,G pGc on the afternoon OF Feb 10 be went to
.MEton street to LAY off," Quell was sitting
S Spon tt * whiting out boat He APP
70 eSy9 been 5dtnkng McHsnzs snd
S sNis seemed tole cross and turning to him
Ms NH Il stGk this into y9u. you viii croak"
SHs,l Fiathe4 him in the back Of The neck
cad us IN 1e st Wiz sm liz spranG up
M While he was down ou s0 XIX feysIfh him nn IN
PIT ana q: skks In' ,4 tas 20 :s
H. er, 0ue,Il got IT, Then they Grapplsd again.
out seeing it. tndd.nly he pasheI or WIN,
Ousil and Quell sank into a sitting po.t turs
AZ hma .irs moHment a'terward disappeared down
Shortly before the body OF ouell was found
op ne 81 tes5 i, MGksnZs went to Father NY
II The confessional Father MyRsnn toll told m hiS
@ s nesd not tS G Any one else 9F tho
discovered in SO thckly populated in neIghbor.
hood Later. after the finding OF the body.
MIhenzie began to attond the ser
yices at tho Salvation Army barracks In
Vest Fourteenth street, and became Il
convert. He talked with Elma Wick cry. ad-
!ltsHt OF the barracks at Ill Reads street.
and she advised him TO consult District At
torney Nicoll. He wsntto Mr.. Nicolls ofice.
tat Il Vas summer time. and Mr.. Sicoll was
put lilo also wentto consult Inspector Byrnes.
Spt Inspector Byrnes was away on a vacation
TrSt9lt the sergeant at the desk In the Police
Senlral Ollice that he know of a fellow who
nag killGd another fellow. and that the name
q inc fellow who killed the other fellow was
Georgo Mckenzie OF 3S Washington street
ne SAN that no only wanted the police not to
Slest Mex enzie tor ten days. 30 that he would
tnEe iittls moro timo to make money for
$40 mother. who was very poor.
LAWYER WHO CAN AFFORD TO WORK DRAFTS.
a. aver Chanler. who will sum up the case
yacniE ne defence to-day. is q grandson OF John
is Ia Astor and q son of John Winthrop Chan
~, Hh9 secured u couple of terms In Con-
sVonnsOolit score OF years ago.
b.mWuhs N Chanler Is President OF the local
ecnre.eIatiG club az Barrytown. Duchess
t,o my ara member Of tho County Commit
mad Ia N tho last Presidential campaign
u trkst Wniste4n speeches for tho national
n. e., ne IS % FEARS old and graduate OF
lr.SuSSsnmDta Law school. Mr.. Chanler has
Naub good political record.
,oId - !Hst all he has boon assigned to de-
'his city, and secured aequittals In