The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-30
TEASING RUSSELL SAGE.
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,,x C.rrsssr.ue- ef NJ. Sage sa.iis.tiy
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"Yo,r Honor VIII hsss .oohs.ss ssoe somis-
sion hereafter Nss COMMENT MI Onoste
made YESTERDAY moInins On .ne r.nins orcuo
jsmmed into rsV IL OF tne sStIem. Oourt 70
listen TO the proceeoinss In theLsioiaW-Ssse
ease
Judge Patterson rephed' WeWih not nave
such crowd again. assure You ana they
did not In the morning the asies ana every
foot OF standing room were uheomIortapiy
crowded BY Spectators whose s1pressions OF
mirth the com oined euorts OF All the court
officers coulu not SUPPRESS. OUT sn eA1e iorc.
Of police orowoeu the ooor' a.etlseess ana
carried out the orders OF the 'uoee tnst not
person should Do aomitIeu s'e1 INC ses'sWere
filed.
Anotaole thinR ABOUT the crown 10 tnenu
Der oflawJers 10 attendance Nesry All OF tne
chairs In the Isrse space insi'e tne osr were
occupied by members Oh tne ieea proieesIon'
among whom THIS case ettracts unusuei etten-
lawyers engaged and because the question Of
r,slisepce in damage suits raised In this trial
nrs,ents many entirely new features.
The continued cross-examination OF the de-
f.pdant, Russell Sage, was again the feature
o,the dsy. although the croFs.examination OF
the yonnR brokers' cierS, FRANK noo,nson.
who was IN MI oase omeo ~ ens sme VI
the explosion eno 1851 MS fkn. W sne was
Otherwise injured IN .ne asoen. VS. eA
tremely interesting. His direct testimony
made very strong eon,rm s,s ~. OF the . as.
iendants assernon ,nAt ~ VIZ
plaintiff rs ,n'o,G tn ' Mr. choas. .uee.a
cd IN showing una, a,s In ms.s T na I.,a,.w
when n. de,sndsn. oTa,a nave d moved LAID
" When the alert old ansnsi.r took the ~isn...
,hair. Mr.. Choate said pleasantly, II hone You
are very we'll this morning"
lam" reriisd Mr.. sage.
,,sa. p sva "a o."ss. S.,s ;" tba
Is,. asked.
4 cannot" answered che witness.
Yet" Mr., Cho.ts s, said; " Is atsSe same
fs ,,ss non S y, .ho .,. ,,
,..rs @ .nd ~. ;or, .Jd not
nehrd py any one epu tno jury asked tnAt ne
sos.k loude1 Judre Patterson said 70 Mr.
80 60 Setrs ,
cage lou nsVo oeen Aononnheo heVerai
times to speak louder"
N, nave cS,s. ,sn. a colo .no "i.n res. 's,a.
yourself In tho Stock Exchange making a bar
r.in"
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MI Choate resumed MS CHARACTERIZATION.
basing his first question upon q statement the
xitasss is alleged to have made to reporter
three days after the explosion. He asked:
a-payeu .ay ,h., ,ou though, n. ,sorero., had
is..A..rly in speculation aud become era.yi Al
.SAs shhksof A-ifhesshs him ur.nk.
hsi cousin 70 ie.sai,y
..i b.eons .iuaatist Al inf.rrsa ,A., his mind
ss unbalanced
~" y. no. osmsna .SI s'ooo esehsd oy ten
p"u"a, " 1885,, .. pure ,anAoy, Al
an not an sxpsrt 70 draw such Inca An insane man
might be more DANGEROUS all the way through bus .
crank might bs equally dangerous at tmsA
Q.-rhe typewrtttsn demand Norcro,a says Won
,,r,i.a and .hoes al xou, 81, c.r,.,,Iv Al.
a, go Ions co. ~. $1,000 a., 80 a
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