New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08

rrDGD ROESCH: IT DO NOT RECALL"
how much II was worth to you TO sthe facts7 A
No; never before last night asked NeiSberser
70 show me his subpoena. but he would not.
ODD you take steps TO punish him? A-No
Odd you know that he was proposing 10 "'
O felony? Ayes.
O-You are In an embarrassing position? Ayes.
O-You allowed them 10 make such PROPOSE
,ion in your house? A.-Yes. What else conId
/ dor
O-Suppose It had been forgery. Wouldn't You
have called a policeman A.-Niany times we doh
do things we ought to do III oFueF ~ "'0'' pun
nclty or notoricty.
Out you are a public man. and don't you
think you have considerable notorietyf A-p''t
YOU think I'm doing enough b. exposing theih
here7
ODD you make appointment with the two
men? A-No.
O.-Thnk AGAIN. Al said hadn't had any
dinner AT & o'clock / would have clients to tax
with told them TO come at $50 O'Clock. !
wanted TO get all the particulars could III oruer 10
dlsclos, them 10 the committee
Mr. Coils Mr. SchallingeT here?
A young man with a light mustache stood up
Justice ROesch-Thats Flesh
TIME NAMED TO MEET THE MEN
q INV Mr. GorD-Is II fact that these men
called upon you. made improper proposition 70
YOU and that you made an appointment 10 meet
them nj $50 ociock2 Ayes. because
NJ Gon-No matter why. ] only want to know
the fact
O-You said you cleared them OUT A.-fes'
Flesh wanted 10 know how much II was worm "
me to have him see Mrs Fisher. Ih'n c'eA'eu
them out.
Odd you withdraw your proposition TO them
20 come back at $50 o'clock7 A.-No
O-IIaven't you been going about tho distrct
asking people not 20 come here To tes,ry A''>"'
O-IIave YOU not spoken 10 any person ir"n'
N
eestion IS Infamous ! say 'no" with all the en-
rbaas OF nv life Uustlce Roesch half rose from
his chair and shook his hst)
ODD you see Mrs Thurow three 'or four
times about this 800 transaction? A-Yes.
O-Evpr sec her before? A.-No
Didn't you give her receipt? A-No.
ODD you ever draw up paper for her7
Odd you ever appear in court for herY
A.-NO. ,
n mid Won ever do n legal act as her attorney?
A-No, except to give her advice
O-Was any question OF law submitted by her
% YOU? A-No. only the facts In her case.
O-She tol1 you she kept disorderV HOUSE,
You believed II? Ayes
Odd YOU know that the keeper OF n disorueriy
house IS a lawbreaker? Ayes.
oWbat service did she as the keeper OF n
disorderly house and lawbreaker want Oh you
Ash. sought protection In case she OF her s'''S
were arrested troubled In court
obi she say she had trouble In bailing out
b.r girls? Ayes. She seid her bonds were not
always accepted. As political leader frequently
uent bail for people or identified bondSmen
o-Was your advice on that question IN your
capacity as n lawyer or u'S'''' ' "
ated solely IA "A lawyer
Odd YOU ever tell her 10 use your name AT the
station house II she should have trouble In bhihg
out her girls? Al don't remember
O-The 500 was general retainer Tor you 10
GIRL Al
Odd YOU ever write your name on slip OF paper
for her 10 show 10 the sergeant? A.-ferhhps'
o-D,A YOU write II this slip now show you?
Ayes that Is my handwriting. have no doubt
I pave her the paper TO show to the ser8ea", III
order that her bonds might be accepted
Odd YOU ever 20 to the station house 10 take
out "A girl? A.-No.
O-Why did you send Fay to Mrs Thurow' A
| didn't send him.
o-Why did he go? Ale didn't 60
Mr. Gon-Mrs Thurow testified that Fay came 10
her house and said you wanted 10 see her husband
O-Where did you receive the ]W from "irs
Tburow? AIN the library OF my office. No ESS
rroadway II was the first time Mrs. Ihuro"
came TO see don't know whether her NUS
band was with her or not
O-Isn't IL a fact that she didn't pay you any
money the first time she called upon youY A.-No.
ENTRIES IN THE MIDDLE OF THE LEDGER
o-Why did you begin 10 make your entries In the
middle OF the ledger? Al don't know Peterson
can tell you. lie kept the books.
O-IIow did you come 10 adopt these charge SIPS
A-They were got up by John FenneI wheh we
were in partnership. ,.., -.
And 40 methodical a lawyer. and the civil JUSTICE
moaes,Iv gave all the credit TO Fennen'
O-Who was present when the money was pau
II called nv brother char.es to bring IN q