New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-06
became general: but am willing to make an excep-
ton in Justice Roeschs case. and TO allow MN 70 20
on the stand on Thursday.

this morning and adjourned II unth Il cioON ]"
order TO come here. II the charges against me are
true l ought not be holding court at all IL Is
only inst 10 allow me TO deny the charges.
Senator Lexow-Ths trial is not for the PUBIC
and the newspapers only You VIII nave a ch""'e -
testify later. ..o,
Senator Saxton-You have come here ana eNpreSSeu
your intention TO testify. suSSeS' '""' -" -
the stand tomorrow.
Mr. Goff-No. not tomorrow; cannot arIdHSe II
So Say Thursday
Senator Iexow-Very well. on THURSDAY theh' you
may testify Mr.. Koesch' Out 'hiS - ho' ~ " -
tablished as a precedent ---
senator Cantor-You have a precedent areauy III
Congressman Raines
senator Lexow-Both cases are exceptions
Mr.. Roesch-wm you make the time IL a ny
Senator Lexow-fes.
THE SENSATION OF THE DAY.
Then came the sensation Of the morning when
Gideon Granger walked into the courtroom escortea
nv the sergeant-at-arms. He went directly 10 ue
witness chair and Senator Bradley reached over anu
shook hands with him cordially. Granger hau
ohsnoed hut little since his first appearance he
xvora the same smirk and did not appear to De eS-
ceptionally nervous. H.,
Mr. Con- prefaced his examination by readmg
,e,ter written to him by Mr.. Nicon. in when ne
promised in behalf Of Mr.. McClave that Granger
sbouId not DO nolested arrested or interfered with
IN any way If he would come out of his hiding ana
take the stand again The letter guarantee" ''a'
Granger should lie allowed to leave the STATE o' ~
back to his hiding place again without oene
watched followed. Inc ques'o"9 az"
then ran as follows:
Q-Do you remember the last Gay you were o"
the stand? Al do = ,., ~ q
Q.-You came into court 9HiS To-Day j" '"''e
Wr Con interrupted his questions TO explain, TO
WcCaye was not well enough to be present. one w., Ui
the conditions Granger had mace wa Wa ION td Mr.
he would have Pat G Ssda abe Gn to ear
able postpone the tNdlhiHdNiOH
iuoAfter YOU left the stand two weeks ago d id
you hear Mr. McClave say ANYTHING; A n-lson ME- e
said he have that scoundre in stat PrS1I -ur'
NSol w SSG You left the accosted
by gentlemen Of the pressn ma said they had heard
NJ Mccave and NJ N;c0 threaten Tba me as F r6SS
ss was outside Of the protection Of the committee
wouldn't get any farther 'hah the u00'
would be arrested.
FOLLOWED BY MEN.
o-After YOU left the Courthouse, did men follow
Won? Ayes looked especially TO see. started
for the elevated railroad station In Park Pace
noticed two or three men behind me, whom sus-
pected. went into Keefe's saloon ana the men
CANA IN after me Then ! went uptown on the ele-
waited to my fathers home No 20 west Fh'!-
seventh-st. .ror. with mo AZ nv
,o.a tbai you evening? A|9es and l kept it. Your
messenger called Tor me about 7 Da p i2o clock
o.UWhat were your last words to u me? Al said
would be at your office al sSo or W Vou7 A.
when I let YOUR house went down one hundred,
in a saloon TO get a drink The three men who had
been following m e ONE , Pf bar and LOOKED
at me Captain Murphy bought cigars ana ana Ia ga,
5 hsm to the on other the ee ya got OF
St leaving your messenger to go on downtown
xtnt rtS M shG waea to il hey following
In FIVE minutes SaR SSa OF Muf bnE nud ana
then my room at do No t 40 S MeTt
e'oEYou retired? A-Yes. but didn't sleep much.
all broken up and nervous al W Tn1 mr. f1ct
hat tg had had been followed got up about 63o a n
and walked to sixty-hfth-st up Columb U.S.,
f Wnsn Of cane No al West Fftysevenihs opposite
my nSqss and fathe to TSey neoa
had been reading in the papers wnat NJ. NC h a@nc
S STs,e Mc MOI told her had promised be
court that morning, and she said IN nat caSe lh h
n netts1 N wdrry NY didn't what Mr. Mccave
sa Mr. G d on; Just tell the story, o,s.-
The witness-Wen, when | went OUT my .i mother per
eoodSy ana said she never expected to see me
again weni to ths where took the
1910 train for Y9 Gaya u,S SsfVSo what hat he
said. didn't care to come on account = OF NJ MS
threats ! knew the power OF Ponce Coih n
have heard Mr. McCiave himself say that Police
dent S1iI'l of i the tinted States.
THE WITNESS WAS FRIGHTENED.
o.-You were frightened? Ayes.
\ o.-And you have remained away two weeks?
AYES.
Odd you see Mr.. McClave or auth9rize any
one to see Mr.. McClave for you? A.-No
3Dd you 3av m aMsv 70 for n money! on H%o
Odd you open ncgotiaon or aHthoT ~,
cave Rs Sn or Sf GDs Nc @fE'&aSSs '0' you WI"
o-When did . you Leave New-hOrN state A.
S1 Have you been in New-York State since then?
Al have not until this morning wheh came
in charge OF sergeant .-
Odd you open correspondence win me oil your
oS oYou did not disclose to me your place of re-
treat! ys1ur reau G have seen you and told you
about Mr.. Ncol letter guaranteeing protection
o%And at my urgent rsqgsst, and yqgr own de-
sire have come here 'T So IN when ye married
Mr.. Mcclaves daugh's[? al S was produce com
m oHow long We're you sutton for hand OF
MI McCiave's daughter? A.-Two years.
81 a iss4 Sy the w'T Rev x'f Dr. " sanders ~
Caves testimony which was substantially as fol-
the day GI ai and said sere had beer
drafts on his bank account and he wanted a |oaI
q 500 on a note for thirty days indoT'ea by Mr.
'I Mr.. Gon-Do you remember that? Ayes. but Il
e o9a FSe TO- before rec chrsimss MI Judd ana
ss%s drafts 5;m he @e could snd me So
w9d get Try sdd nG he me
o-Nfr McClave testified that the Endorsement o
the note with Mr. Judds forgery. Is
that true? ANo. saw Mr. Judd write the IN
Q.[Mr McClaye says that you paid him 800 only
on the note Is that true? Al No. The note. wa:
paid in full. ! paid 800 in cash 10 Mr.. McCiaNt
and hold his receipt. lie told me to pay the rest L
my wife and i hold her receipt for the balance
O-Was any demand made upon you or Judt
on the note? A-No. because II was paid.
O--It has been said that you obtained money from
your father n-law on the note pay the expenses
OF your wedding trip. Is that true? A.-No. II II
an unmitigated lie. I'm not surprised TO hear II
though 49,, ~,
hack Is that true? A-No. The money Loaned
on the day the note was paid. Mr.. McCave's checki
will show that.
Mr. Coff-But he says his checks burned? A
Yes, that's what he says-with the emphasis OF
ssbaU