New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
I .,,r,rv made the following statement to

| sidered that I was employed by the police until
| Saturday night aud have just returned from
him this morning having told him That con-
| e,dered nv employment by him was at an emu
| On January 20 ] reported 10 Captain McClusHy
I that Noneux had nothing 10 do WIN ma
| handwriting I had examined perhaps Al -, IL
! ferent times up 10 that date. on sephra'e Pr,
OF paper 40 specimens Of handwriting anu uni -
! OF writing by Molineux in the tnousai ittors
| was IN the shape of bills pencil writing letters
! addressed packages and writing OF every -''"
| ceiVable description. ,.os
| in a certain way resemble the Handwriting ol
! another Take Colonel GARDENERS hanuN 10 -
camille hand. II IT was proposed TO cohhcC' i'S
! handwriting II might be done so far as 'nc
forms OF the letters were concerned 10 d ~ go
| extent But that is not handwriting. You must
| get the individualism in the writing cdse "
! forgery must be determined by experts oI5elo
| do not work in the open. ana expert ea,iI.' ~.
I is the only testimony you can use. buI IL He.I-
| DDS say again. such as were used III 1nl9 49,
| were used on a trial. the expert would receive
a very bad black eye. 1t is the putting tosether
/ OF the letters that must be examined anu ~
| amined carefully and closely and the general
/ form Of the writing and certain eccenrlci'es
that only expert can determine. ~,
! AT the end OF six days. after Captain NC
! Cluskv had furnished me with photograph OF
! the original poison package and submitted me
original writing to me reported that Mr.. NO
! lineux had not been the writer. MI hihsiey
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! ings and we both pessed Molineux out or the
/ case. ! do not care TO mention DINER suspec'S
/ whose handwritings were examined because
! believe there will be further developments IN
/ this that Will clear matters UP Ielole We
J get through.
/ There IS reason 10 believe that the real man
VIII De discovered before this matter has grown
much older. l Will rot say that there mas peeh
any collision between the experts and the DIS
ulct-AttorGey, as do not want u crluCIse ny
! experts too severely. but why were they al
{ tr,o For ore purpose was that 10 acquit MT
| Nolineuv No. And there IS a heap Of advertising
/ 20 Doc Obtained iu this case 10y the man WHO
I positively Identifies the handwriting
GARDINER HAS NOTHING TO SAY.
Co'on, Gardiner has nothing TO say as 10
these statements Of Mr. Carvalho, and Captain
Aic,lusky Is equally silent. except in so FAR as
boz SAYS that Mr.. Caryalho was tho official eN-
port and only gave up that position yesterday
when ne found that his testimony was not
/ wanted some of ihe experts may itsuIl aEol"
o. day before the C0rorcrs hearing, Wm'h is
J 80 for 30 O'Clock this morning. IL ihcN do'
som. interesting questions may pe ath'u 49, '
/ or cross. cNanl'uaf on colonel 6ai0lner rs G'ihr
his best 90 prevent this hearing. ana VIII, IT pos
i..lc. get the case before The Grand jury before
th. coroner can start il his work This IS done
according 10 &c Go onel 20 exp, eite matters.
uuf - is known af t1e Criminal courts buINiuE
fnnt hle plan ls 90 go AN Indictment. ana lheh
delay the trial ~ the case rs long as p"ss.'...
II. ..ll ua, t. I'D oN.u.. for feia, ~" fact that
N. has tNert, nine other homicide eases on
band demanding h.e Immediate attention., ai"
t4t ll.lncaN 700 have GO wait hs turn.
na.ing an ,,t'uote on The p.str't-Attorney
.tta..rf oi the o'- '. l'r " H' IS 49,,
Diaud I.to, as. summer D. means iont A.ol-
.,u. r.H Iat, to remain in tfe Tomhs Without
ir o,o,r Co block This plan Barlow $ Wcels
...l ,...... ,,nfIYr Ii.f.l. attorneys Or Noi-
n.uv wont before Recorder COT and asked thal
tl. GRAND Iuft l. Instructed r.' 90 proceed
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