New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13
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was cheerful and well
Assistant District Attorney Mcintyre was the
only member OF the District Attorneys star IN
the Criminal Courts Building yesterday. He
was asked what would be the procedure IN the
case from now on. Mr.. Mcintyre said that in
his opinion the record Of the case should be
prepared within the next thirty days for ths
Court OF Appeals That court would consider II
within the next three months. he said. and the
whole matter ought 70 be disposed Of in four
months.
The record OF the MoIiueux case contains
2225OOO words. Il Is said 70 be the most volu-
minOus record ever taken IN this country All
this has 70 be prepared at the expense OF New
YorA County.
Besides that the defendant viii have 20 put in
his brief calling the attention q The Court OF
Appeals 70 the case in requesting new trtsl,
and this will necessarily be a long document
However the defendant viii have 20 stand this
expense.
The District Attorney and his star are some
what tubilant over the victory OF The Office IN
having MoIineux convicted II IS asserted BY
the star that the Office IS not filed with men
who do not know their business as suggested
by unfriendIy critics. but that men OF ability
Ill the various positions
After the sentence on Friday the prisoner VIII
be given into the custody OF the Sheriff and
bic.
NOLINEUX's REPORTED ASSERTION
The Rev. J. ] Munroe chaplain OF the Tornbs.
said yesterday that II was The intention OF MoH-
neux 10 go on The stand and testify in his own
behalf a week ego to-day" said Nj 8Iunroe
yesterday 7 was talking with him and he said
then: I shall be the first witness for the de-
fence. I an anxious 10 tel al I know Then
Mr. CarvaIho viii be called TO TESTIFY against
the people handwriting experts Then il IS our
intention 70 call Mr.. Cellar. OF Newark and
Postmaster Van Colts letter carriers viii be
asked TO coutroverr Hickman When spoke
70 him later about the change in his lawyers
plans ne said that it was all right, his counsel
best knew what TO do"
Mr. Battle, OF counsel for the prisoner, when
he saw Mr. Muuroe's statement. said that he
did not think MOineux had sad anything OF the
kind 10 any one
The turymen maintained their reucence yes
terday- II was reported and believed by many
that Mannheim Brown was in favor OF acquirIaI
and there are many persons who ascribe his
physical collapse 70 the nervous strain over The
consciousness that he was the one OF all the
twelve who most firmly believed IN the tnnO-
cence OF the prisoner Mr.. Brown was com
pletsly Frustrated yesterday. and his physician
DR.. Tynberg, said that M. Brown was worse
OF than al any time IN the trial Dr. Tyuberg
was indignant at the report which attributed 70
him desire 10 cause mistrtaI OF The case by
his exercise OF authority over the movements OF
Mr.. Brown He said that Mr.. Brown at all
times anxious to go 70 court and perform his
duties good citizen. He further said that
Mr. Brown OF the most conscientious
men the jury. and II was slanderous 10 sug-
gest that he wanted 70 cause nistriaI
COMMENTS ON THE RESULT
There was much unfzvorabie comment y-sc.r-
day over the outcome Of the case Many who
thought that the prisoner could reasonably %
held TO be the guilty man strongly OF ths
opinion that there proof that MoitreUx
was the criminal, and without The direct and
conclusive proof they held that II was little less
than a menace TO society 70 have verdict for
murder brought IN against the accused msn
4 Supreme Court Judge with whom Tribune
reporter talked expressed arnazsmeut az The
verdict. and said that there was little doubt
that the Court OF Appeals would grant = new
trial and outline admissible evidence Ii 50 clear
q manner that second trial would result IN
acQUtutal
An interesting rumor IN connection WITH the
case yesterday was that Assistant District At
torney Osborne would probably resign his posi-
ton within 2 short time The MoHneux trial
itself it Is said has opened his eyes 70 the fact
that a man n q position Ike that OF his col
league, Mr.. Weeks is in a better way 70 advance
his pecuniary interests and at the same tine
escape a large share OF untustthabIe criticism 4
he Is IN private practice Some 81 his former
colleagues ike Mr.. Weeks, Mr.. Nlcou and Mr.
Lindsay have, II Is asserted. built Up lucrative
practices within a short time and Mr.. Osborne,
his friends say. viii follow their example
II Is believed that he Is not an adnirer OF Mr..
Gardiner. and II the City Clubs charges result
in the dismissal OF the District Attorney Mr..
Osborne would doubtless have 10 go anyway
II is limited that Mr. Osborne's reported dislike
for his official duties arises in part from the
viction that Gardeners lease OF life as the head
OF the District Attorneys Office Is likely 10 be a
brief one Mr.. Osborne was not al the Criminal
Courts Building yesterday. It said he had
gone 10 Lakewood
ineux No. 1T Fort Greene Place. Brooklyn, yes
terday but the attendant who came 10 the door
said that nothing would be given out concerning
the members OF the family Neither could any
member OF the family be Dr. J. Y TUthIll.
the family physician. was asked about them.
bu- he replied that in charity 10 his patients he
must remain silent His calls have been con-
tiuuous and IL was learned az a neighbortng
drug store last night that a prescription had
been filed, It's nature suggesting that the pa
tent was suffering from nervous prosrration-
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