New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13
JUDGES IN CONFLICT.
,rcospER GoFF REsIsTs a
,>rro BY JUSTICE BEACH.

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prr,.1IAR POSITION 49, TIE
r,v,,1y ACQUITTED. rrr SENT
pAcK TO THE TONES ~,,
.,.o,,snt in Part ". General
4"N' ...a,,. af;ernoon at inc - -.
-, who is charged VII" g. ,,ocara,r
-, ,s heen tried twice. once -, r,, trio,
CO IN both eases The iur! $1,000 Yesterday
was again called before ,.e yttncs and Frank
IIolr, was defended by he'''''
Gray. ..o case was called. made
Mr Hines Tho case transferred TO some
iho'io" - The Recorder dehleu t''e ''o',o"
80, ,yer also argued that so'e "a VI -,
a." =, ~. case were present At inv '0' my
. ussks ago and were ihooinie'e' "
Two rr,,rent was not recognized by 'he IKE
This aie ..nss Mr. Hines went before Justice
coiue'' ,he Supreme Court. and secured an
80 the pstrct-Attorney not 10 proceed
~, ,,. trial until the Justice could hear an ar
r, mkt Tuesday why the case should not De
,rarsserred 10 another court. This was served on
r,,s,rtct.Attorney Olcott and Assistant b's''io'-
Attorney Hardwicko. who was prosecuting Tue
90 as soon a. the court was reopened' Inc
,,.,,, ,,,or,ev informed the Recorder of the
.av bu- The Recorder refused 10 look at the
naners and ordered the trial TO proceed with the
rs-,ark that II the District-Attorney would not
prosecute the case. he (the Recorder) wou'u ueS
ipnate a special prosecuting officer
Mr. Harewicke after hearing the Recorder 1e
c;siop went on with the The jury box was
a,lea ana the trial began. Mr.. Hines taking an oA
cAo,ion 10 the proceedings. The Recoroei ~"
nounced that he would hold court until the 'r'A'
was ended The testimony for the prosecution "'''
intended 10 show that Holm had ootaihea nun,
her OF cloth capes from Leopold Haas o' "a"
checks. ,. A.
While the hearing IN progress Dis'iIo' az
tornev Olcott went before Judge bedoh "'' ~
pla,ned the circumstances under which IN ,no s,ru
mani ard tho Justice made out an oi1ei ~ Mi
Inc s,ov He said In explanation lna ,t ~ ell.
sran,sS The s;av inadvertently ana WithVpt 49,,
Understanding the Facts in the cas-, Sessions and
A,,o~nav took the order into GeneraI 'eerr.;o, ~
.,a..s- bi,,ssf conducted the proseCutiio" ~
tsoi- short recess was taken N $500 tna
a, $50 O'Clock ate! the ke1oTderd mao ,beir verdict
nv, ,ha. body retired 10 consldel me me
~ ,,,-,,er returned at 10 o'clock ana lou.t
-iso1e- no, guilty Assistant District LIZ
Tardwicke however, said Una me- - scn. ba X
Ia me Tombs by the Recorder 10 III 10 rioirn's
,-iai According 10 the records TINS Will "V 'i
Affh trial on charges Of SWINGING; . .ho corsic.
The Recorder refused 70 tax dUY'. sT2 r,,sfica
Beach. but District Attorney O'ut' eor come time
,sfio1 was embarrassing for me iOT SOM my
There into my thoughts the dont
S,eE nc the last man who sald lnluhcl
O. here The situation placed me III a p9sln.On
SSo-newha; analogous 70 thet OF Mckane;, l. VIZ
-dered not 10 60 ahead with the tria by SupIene
80, = he vas arrested would take ms place ~
20 tail cell and IL certainly looked as lhouen
mus; he in contempt whethe~ ! obeNed the re
co-jer or the Supreme Court Justice.