New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
MOLINEUX COUNSEL MEET
LAWYERS on BOTH SIDES TALK WITH
JUSTICE GIEGERICH.
REMARK MADE BY MIR. OSBORNE SAID TO
HAVE CAUSED THE CONFERENCE
MOTION FOR TRIAL TO BE MADE
ON TUESDAY.


District Attorney Asa Bird Gardner. Assistant
District Attorney James W. Osborne and Barlow D.
Weeks and George Gordon Battle visited the Su-
preme Court yesterday morning ana were CLOS
eted with Justice Giegerich In his private room
for more than half an hour. On leaving they al
refused TO say what their business hao peen WIZ"
the Justice or whether It was connected with the
Nolineux case or not Mr.. Weeks was the hrst
to appear Justice Gegerch was at the Time
sitting on the bench Of Special Term Part H. OF the
court where he hearing ex parte motions.
On learning that Mr.. Weeks wanted TO see MIN
the Justice had him called into court ana 'iie'
held a whispered conversation for few moments
Mr. Weeks then left the courtroom. passed through
the corridor and entered the Justices private
chambers few minutes afterward Distric, AZ
torney Gardiner also entered the Justices piN"'e
room.
Assistant District Attorney Osborne mex. ap-
neared and inquired whether Mr.. Weeks hau Nis-
,,aa tho courthouse He was told that Mr.. weeks
was in the Justices private chamber, ana ne ~
once went into the Justices room lie hau oniy
been there few minutes when George Doi
Battle Molineux's other lawyer came 'ooH"'s
Weeks and Osborne. When the -FOUR men n"u en-
,ered the Justices room Justice Giegerch wao
called from the bench. and joined 'he". ,.'a
.,.,,ass ,yae transacted the four lawyers pos'i''
l., refuse to tell District Attorney Gardner "nen
asked what brought him to the cou' '"ou'., s
INV legs and 10 cents paid MI osooihe ~
That's all | have absolutely hothihe w o. -.
tor nuhIcaton. Is not that so. Mr. weeks LEU
have nothing TO say?' .on
NO have nothing to say for puoicatoh' sa''
Mr.. Weeks. - ..,,ou,, rot,cent.
Mr. osborne and Mr.. Battle were equaiiS ie''.s".'
.,d the four Of them left the courthouse 'ose'"'
WIN Assistant District Attorney OSBORNE was
asked later what he intended TO do regarding inc
z,,,,eux case he said that on TUESDAY. next ny lv
nouid 90 before Recorder Con ana ask ~ a ,%:
for The beginning of the trial he Halu w e
ssnreilate Division had refused Barrow "S Cd,1rt
ppt,Ion IN have the trial I'm the supreme ,',nt
an1 ~ hx a date and Mr.. Osborne sala ne '"0"s"'
he ought 10 get a date set 1,,-..,oA cent for
&C. Understood that Justice GegerTHMn 49, AZ
,h four men and that he asked the DlsITct ,,nns
.nr,sv and Mr. osborne about certain pEna is
IN witch Assistant District Attorney Us 9pa case
Ioged 70 have stated that he would not ny |e o,rt
an tbe supreme Court or before sup sup, Nd been
~ because of certain rulings that naI stIce
made II is said that Mr. osborne tO nh state
mace, tbaf he had never made sucn st az
ments but that he would be foohsn ~ befoTa the
9, Man Court Since Supreme GourtM oIIneux
SSo9 thrown out an indictment agah,ns' General
nnd an Indictment sustained oy '
SESSIONS Judge. . . ,r,. have a statement
- Mondav about the incident MT Oso41imw erence
that the conference would MAKE hasore the Re-
a. his intention to take the case Deio'e INC
corder on Tuesday