The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
NEWTON 4 STATE WITNESS.
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| Inc uleioi Constsole andrew Scout Jamie
son OF eraveseno TOT ahegeo perjury ~ ehare-
ing hicbaei + Moore one oithe oaynor watch
ers VINO were sent 70 the Town on election day.
WIN oelne olsorderly person was continued
yestefcsy IN tns court OF Oyer enu ierminer
IN brookDn. Inc story OF the dravessnd re-
bellion has been 80 often told that the inter-
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~ t"Ss " 4"onaue y, ou'"e,'au. i"e
tho court vestertIav and . c,su,i visitor wound
49, .nn,o.a,i ,h., a.. ,,oas.si.n. 80" III.
OF ordinary Importance The jury was not
com pleted until the aft.rnoon,s session. These
are the jurymen;
Macon street; J.p.. O CIsy,.nd Sry Goods .oe
r..,as.., ,sa n. - " i.sU ,..,u ~ ,ol
nur. a.s. ~ Atlantic .y. SU.G s.nrg b. r
,on. manufacturer Crescent and Magenta streets;
John j. whsI,n. plumber 2si st Mars, avenue; John
Jacobs, boot aud .ho. msnutac,orsr. us south 81
nou piseei W, =. copeland manufaeturer. 80 south
Broadway, MIensei 4 Gros.n. plumber ~ rsrt sv.
'nu', 'au '" o. DA,'"u' 'A'''"a y" i'- o'Ano '"s'
. Col Lamb made the opening address for the
prosecution. dwelling with emphasis on the
part Tue ue'ehuant hao piayeu IN 'he eiecuoh
Offences SDcs at Grav essen v. n
c. wnen CIV howI o.eIk voorhees, anu deputy
county .!erk barnard had given some preiim.
Of the election JIstrtcts Mt S,yavsseno and the
of,,ioI s,andIng 81 J.rioson ,ho snao,s,o,.
cutting LAWYER called JUstice Richard Van
Buren, Newton, the coney island matchmaker
anu sin one OF Mchanes ehiei lioutennnts. TO the
Next 70 Mckane himself. newton has been
IeRarueg as lhe worst conspiTator agalnet the
arc ssnsIns over his head. During the sS9h;
efIsna tIials Snd since the night OF ms judicial
s%i Debut nsT been Is9&Y
md Id r9mors have been noating around that he
evidence
The few G "a who were 10 the court
S Of his name and hurried e the witness chair
TPss r. az eseh sss6 blank Sms.emsn
ihs nrst real break 10 the phsianI Of their
lary startling revolutions er give any Specially
He said he had BEEN justice Of III the Psaee at
HIray i LOT the past four years and that
the same period. ON election morning.
Jameson antsMa ,, came a before him at Police
anu maze n com against
Michael +. Moore. one. of the watchers who |
the BE- M ,S. a: were AND
Jameson charged Moore and others with coa-
g g,s and making large noise and In
other respects acting In disorderiy manner. |
Newton said he asked JAMESON II the COM |
plant was true and on receiving Az afiirma-
i've response ne tNewtonl signed II. Moore
was then arraigned. and after the complaint |
leased on his own rocoRnizance. Newton |
wouidnt swear that It was Jsmies3ns own
signature which was appended to the COM
On his cross-examination by Charles J. Pat
terson: me new lawyer In the defence. Newton
which followed the arrival OF the Bacon party
az a the Town Hall. ne didn't see who were 10
the carriages. and didn't know exactly what
four indictments were pc. ding against him
Tor conspiracy and other offence, growing out
Of the Gravesepd election troubles M. Pat
ness for his side. and at one stage in the
said
HI sh9 NV uP The eredibility Of this witness
thsouah with him" p''p '''' 0'' get
Newton said that while Passenger on the
Coney Islanf Police Headauarters he did not
see either Jameson or Police Sergeant Van
tricken; IL, II was s Van Fricken he thought that
a an 1, when Moore was brought before
him II the complaint was true. and ne said
YES; . ,,. All. -
without swearing the parties making them 2"
newton was asked
'n '.''' "AH ''A' '0' no
have you not had omcers swear TO blank
complaints r
On this election day, and In this particular
nstaace dia you not tell Jameson 70 MI In the
iiher giving MIN TOUR blank COM laintsF
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