The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-25

/ Marshall after Russell Sagr's affidavit had
s Enso bs fS s that snS "9
%SG TSS
malicious perjury"
Next came tRo n'ld,.yit Of haTySs LEXIS
for. a clients house, hut so far from doing SO
in the case against Mr. Sage, he. Ind not at
that time heprd that such 2 snit Wa TO be
protest TIN indisnantiy Concludes the afiisnt
AS an officer OF this court against this
charitable action into design to Influence u
further shun,s OF the lile Of arldnyits pr.
M %Ss u sSnsiS0SS T oilss and "pSs
nss, q Mr. Saee's story Of his relations witt!
Mary Mary M isfS it @ H did make sS's.
ment in Mr. snge's oliee; but she denied ito to
to her 6y Mi. Sage. SO Mary called on Mr..
to sss 00 Wn hsvn in Mr.
LAWYER psnpe Of co @hsS for Mr.
as tSa ssf th S FAD been wrsn H.
ns snd F MarS ad Mr. arshs to IT.
sss rs Iie f then IAN Mary SsHnS @
h hSc T Ala sa not want her walk
~" In 'S conelndins this AFFIDAVIT Mr. Marshall
ever knew or saw Of the rsintir was when she
Mr. sage said that he then occasionaliy as
Wss thu sster o my Mr. says
sluded bic answer answer With an expression Of his
by abandoned woman to eXtOrt money!
,rT The heaviest gun was reserved ior the last.
Mary Ianern ' Reoee s A.
Kunk. On Thnrsday last Mr.: Marshall ex.
| statement she made in Mr.. sage's office. She
refused to make any more sffidavits or state.
eour she SAID ou but not Sefore Then Mr.
Marshall obtained an order from Judge Book.
Mary Manerns deposi RnS Mary Vent to Mr.
Runk's oflee and there declared that she
Mona sa h Hous es oH l h Snns en SaSe
| ored to. explain to her that. under the
S but TN Mary e0qs to H
It inally became necessary fol, Mr.. Rpnk to go
to the Court House and there have the Judge
legal requrement to answer questions before
Az, Runk ss i the proGeedngs were in court.
Runk's ofiee, where She at last took 9ath and
shall. she snid
'ss:
s.I q ina. year. have never been in his employ
The affidavit made by Russell Sage. based in
| part upon a statement. she was said to have
made in his once. was shown to her. and con-
1never said in Mr. saees once that my sister was
said the w%,a S
worst words :.d q :,.'sT !:
hss 81. 81 cage
ssne sis only e ~hea Is was CROSSED out osieesa
To ~ Sc ny AGS
. the m and That 'a
-: :ss $.s SsS
land told Rn... Della q"
her time on Black welrs Island ! did tell his lawyer
told me Of It
Mary WAS then, examined about Delia's first
return t. Ireland shortly before her baby was
Della told that Russell Sage paid for her ticket to
In. %. he wsns ~ '9: 8" s
ana s gave her % s na she Sne
s se4rs' ,afe s%sy ala to EnS% seS"s
such thing shs then wont WORK as 'eamstr''s
a e.fn soos prisse families, AL private f.mt
Mr.. Marshall asked that the Court vacste tho
order giving to the defendant twenty days in
sd hns sS
moral turpitnde and meanness unparalleled
- Henry ieI VS. 5. bennett counsel for defendant.
arose and shook his finger at the young law
yer fGT The .psl spMs Mn Bennett sis not
for the vindcation OF characters OF attorneys
who have been attacked and wounded. It Is
as fas a s hspd n
the threat GIVE me two millions or VII blow
10 fha pn mi al hnnanfh which
there there Is no roc deeper depth. This is@S
MI: Bennett was here interrupted by Mr.
oefupying the tims Of thG co9Ttr e.. ~,
right to present his case in his own way but 1
suggest Il, that to aGessti0ns OF law would more
Mr. bennett Dropped his finger. which had
been held In threatening suspense during this
aPssr sna %ss %u 1G"a . h.
wss ,afen In in Mr. hunk's ONCE. She. in her
IT. RnnRs Once. She Signed thar deD"sitiop.
fns rs IN iudoS street ai Il she via lid
ss s sf'y Kit p R?sss sHss Tff read d
gained .admittanee to his office on the, pre-
q snre Who hsa 1
seventh avenue enr. Mr. sage gave his aid IN
the 1t r. had @
WAS vile conspiracy to extort IN oney
When no had flnish he'd reuding this affldavit
counsel again shook n finger at Mr.. Marshall
and exclaimed:
Mr.. sage will meet this case when md
where his duty calls. 1t is duty he owea to
those who have in charge our lives. our
property. our homes"
Mr.. Marshall then said: - have refrained
from giving to the public the distressing de-
tails OF the bill OF particulars. but l have been
served by defendants counsel with notice TO
als in this court copy OF the complaint and
the biIl." He thereupon passed some papers
up to tho Judge.
"Those papers will not he placed on fle By
the Court !" ask ed Mr.. Bennett anxiously.
-" All the papers submitted to me will be
placed on Me-" replied tho Judge
Mr.. Bennett objected vigorously. hut tho
court was adjourned and the Judge took all
the papors promising to decide the question
70. day. when all the papers submitted will be
fled.
70 her lawyer nor to three young girls who sat
wifi her She is a large woman A years old