New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-12
MORE TINE FOR GOODMAN
Case Set for WedneSday-John +.
Mcintyre His Counsel.

There was a large crowd n the Tozlbs court
yesterday afternoon in anticipation OF the eyamina-
ror Of James V. Goodman, the Western miner
who made the repeated and sensational threats TO
KIN colonel William G. Greene. president Of tho
Greene Consolidated Copper Company. ca Saturday.
colonel Greene was ia court with ex-Assista.t
District Attorney Schurman. an6 among tie spec:a-
-ors ass ex-Controller Bird 5 Coier With Mr.
Luce. Goodmsn's coGnsel vas ex-Congressnaan
adams John r. McIntyre's law partner
When Goodman brought before Magistrate
Cornell. Assistant District Attorney Ga.van said
the case Of the people was ready to continue but
Dit. Luce asked for an adjournment Tor a week
saying that Mr. Mcintyre. who had been engaged
as counsel Ia the case was detained in the Su-
preme Court Said Mr.. Garvan:
ask that this examination be continued al once
Let Il go on atter clock. when the special term
Is over This man has TWO lawyers here 10 repre-
rrina iacie and hold II The evidence is sum
cent. Tor the grand Jury.
Magistrate Cornell interrupted Mr.. Garvan to say:
The faets Of the case were practically admitted
b. the ccteDoant ana :. the FACTS alleged IN the
or rot his hearing is continued Object to haI-
ING the lawyers make a defence in my court 10 be
ready IrGe there IS nothing Tor me 10 90 but 10
I.arning TO air Luce and Mr Adams waive ex-
animation IL seems TO be a reasonable thlng TO
vii not put this case over Tor a week.
heard the statemen; Of the complainant on sat
urday and the Vlll8nOus pistol nlch IS alleged
&c have been IN The hands OF the defendant
Mr. Luce interrupted 10 say: Now l under
stand that this is felonious assault charge ana
the rights Of The defendant should be granted here
We are not asking anything extraordinary TO have
this case put over for a week"
1t Is extraordinary broke IN the court 20
ssk cor an Adjournment for a week
Mr. Mcintyre Is TO take entire charge OF this
case" continued Mr.. Luce and Il is very inn
,ortant Tor the defendant that Mr.. Mcintyre should
fe here and that the defendant should not be rail
roadea II would be injustice the defendant
20 hoid hlm for trial without the presence OF Mr..
Mcintyre
Vel. you have already haa forty-eght hours
broke ir AR. Gsrvin
Magistrate Cornell. then peremptorily set the
case Tor "Wednesday at p. m saying ;he case
would have so that time. The same bail
was continued. and Goodman was hustled back to
the Tombs. on the way down the aisle Goodman
grasped by the hand by many friends
A. the adjournment was announced
Colonel Greene, panied by Treasurer Robbins
and Bird s COleT. Carted out Of the courtroom.
Later. when Mr.. COler was asked OF his friend
ship with Colonel Greene and about the case, he
"It's an outrage to suspect Colonel Greene Of
anything wrong in this he is the finest open
with him. I don't hold any OF the stock OF his
paur and don't know what il is quoted at but
have had dealings with the firm Colonel Greene
q splendid fellow. His record shows IL ana
Although Mr. Schurman declared he was Mr..
Greene's counsel. he did not say word In the
courtroom, all the talking for the complainant
being done by M. Garvln-
A few minutes after leaving the courtroom Colonel
Greene and Nj. SChurman held a consultation. and
then the former. accompanied by Mr.. Robbins and
PirkertOn detective, hurried downstairs and
Il is understood that Colonel Greene intends TO
start this evening for Mexico, business trip
70 the mines OF the Greene Consolidated Copper
COrnuany