The evening world., 1894-02-27

peTs or the party, In the prison van"
lie said ne asked Sutherland to ne al
lowed to get IL lawyer. but this was re-
fused.
What sort of a cell were you con
lined in?" asked col. Lamb.
There Ia no use in asking such uues-
lions" said Justice cullen, impaticntly.
"If he had been locked up in "A gorgeous
nnartment, Il would have been Just as
gross a violation of the law"
COL Lamb did not press the question.
IN ms cross-eXamination, Mcnamara
told Lawyer BaCkus that he had never
been intoNicated in his life, and that
he could drink
He admitted that he had drunk with
Justice sutherland during his. visit to
HraveSond. but had only had one or
Edward NJ. Grout. Justice Gaynor's
law partner, repeated his testimony
even IN Mechanics trial Of his visits
with ~ Justices Suthcrltni and NV.
ton. III" also testified about his visi, To
,,ohoN island the sunday morning after
tn" arrest OF tho coryists. with u mum
hrr Of gentlemen who went down to
give bail FOR the imprisoned men.
They could not fnl Sutherland. al
though they searched high and low for
IN hiding. The sergeant at the y llrc Sta
tion could not tell where Sutherland was.
Mr.. circuit was asked by Lawyer
Eackus If the sergeant had not shown
- ~ " wv il''hl w Nv Tlllli'll y NV Illl
tll"m they could call up Sutherland at
his house. Tn" witness said he had
never heard of the telephone. and that
the sergeant had not made any such s,ig-
gcstion. The telephone feature of this
incident was not brought out in the evi-
dcnce on the MCKane trial. although tho
testimony ON this point lasted for half a
day.
Dennis buckley, sr.. one OF the copy
lists of the saturday night party. testi-
il"i mat McNa,nara was perfectly sober
all tn" time at Ora csCnd lie himself
was sober, and h" said he had not drank
any liquor for several yeara.
~l'"llilS bu',kIeN, -, followed, win tes-
tim"ny corroloratins that, of his father
and Mcnamara. He said he did not see
the copNists drinking much. and was
Iuite, certain that none of them was
in'ONiCitod.
The witnesses were rushed along
at "A great rate. very little time be-
Ing spent by IN" prosecution In qucs-
ti0ning them. Most Of the time was CON
Slinc1 III cross-eNamination by Lawyer
RrCkus.
Thomas ]. Gerrity. tho next witness.
was another copyist who went down
With McNamara'a party. He saw Nc
not notice that he was under the in
tlucnCe Of liquor. lie was able to take
care of himself and to handl his
mon.
The witness said on cross-examlnation
that Mcnamara seemed to be very much
excited that evening when he had an
alteration with IA policeman at the rail-
road station.
William roppei. also n %copyist. went
over the story of the various visits to
fravosend and Corrohorat"d the pre-
yions witnesses in regard to Justice
Suthcrland's active part in the proceed
ingS there, both before and after the ar
rest of the party.
Francis j. Pruzino. another copyist,
testified that he heard Mcnamara in dis
rute with a policeman at the Twentieth
street station. and Mcnamara told the
officer that If he NICNamara) was drunk
it was the officers duty to arrest him.
had not seen him drinking anything.
Col. Il. e. James lent his assistance
to the defense during the afternoon
LAWYER BackIs continued the cross
examination OF Witness Pruzlno, and
tried to get him to admit that the mem
graceful condition Of i~ntoxication, be
sides being utterly ~disreputable in APP
pearance. Thu witness, however, would
make no such admission.
Then Frank II. CJttrell, another of the
star witnesses in the McKane trial, was
called, and he ave n graphic picture
of the arrests at Gravesend AMI the ar
raignment OF the party Of copyists be-
fore Judge Sutherland early sunday
morning.
No charge, the witness says was made
against him; and no witness vas ex.
and the latter refused to tell him. say
ing that Cottrell would hear the charge
when he sentenced him the next morn
EDO you mean to say that you were
not told at any time what the charge
was aya against siT YySSnaf Is sa tSo I ,1n t Cullen
when did you learn of the CHARGE
when was brought before Your
Honor, in this court on IL writ OF habeaS
corpus on the following Monday morn
Cottrell went over the whole story
again on the Cross-examination by
statements stronger regarding the ar,
bltrary action Of Judge Sutherland In
committing him without ii pretense OF
II hearing.
which you promised for $50 to marry
the niece Of Mrs. Noght, with whom you
boarded at ON" time" asked Mr.. BaCkus
e" did not replied Cottrell
Mr.. Bac!uis was going further mt,
this matter. but Justice Cullen shut hin
Cottrell said all that he drank OF
Saturday at Gravcscnl was "A single
glass of beer. lie saw Mcnamara drinl
a settler and milk. The latter, he sworc
was perfectly sober all day long.
The next witness was Thomas Caroline
Macy, the private defective, "ho VA
expected to testify in the McNanr trial
but who was detained IL Providence, an
iii not get here in time.
ne Itll IL E' " Wv " wv l''i Nv
Of CopyistS VINO went down - Graves
mt at II O'Clock Saturday night hrfrr
election. lie bought tickets for siNteeI
men, and got off at GraVeSend.
Detective Macy testified that when h
got off ut Gravescni IL was so dari
he could not see the other m"luherS q
the party after they lsft the platform.
Namara,' said Macy. "when II maO
standing near Inc said, Here's 4 ma
wants you, Mr., MGkane.'
with that McNane grabbed mo an
rushed me down the PLATFORM. Mhef
tner" was Il light, II he could Get
better view of me.
u was then placed under arrest an
dragged over ~ tho Town Hall, | say
, Sutherland there. II" was seated al Il.
tuhl" beside Mckane when We w"r
e. brought In.
II collected all the papers which | Ina
= distributed among IA" men, Eitins gu
r authority fOr being there. The. pap"'
To- were all signed by MIR iaNuur. turne
/ them over 10 Judge Sutherland or NJ
Mckanc, I do not know which. Nhetht
\ they looked at them or not 20 II,
~ know. That Is tn" last | saw Of them
n Thr prosecution had notified In" i'
: frusr to produce thuSr pAperS IN llir TIA
I bur Lawyer Btrhus i'nirl tha' nj rli"I
huI ever seen them. -l'rA pap!
q wrr" ever delivered 60 me- said I'll
y law ser.
Cnl. Lamb prniurri copy us Il
l. paper, which was uut In rvidr nee.
was simply II Certiticut" signed Wy NJ
n GrSmur. stitiug that tho holder was en-
plOLrl by him To get a cops o. ia" IL