The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31

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,r., iou Marshall. one ~ Canheld'e
a,,or.. t,d a conferences yesterday with
rIgnr I tursman. who was one ~ the
.ierll COUNSEL retained by Delahunty TO
frh, DanHcld's criminal proceedings After
no ,urforrnrc Justice Fttrsman said
~ is evidently n slip OF the tongue that
made Nr Drlahunty say that ! was offered
or'y $3.50 ny MIR Garfield when ! put in n
hin for So OOo for my services Mr.. Cam
fed made an offer Of 81 500, which | re-
Jscted No subsequently raised this offer
~ siUnO. which ] did accept and which
ho p4rd making. with the s., 900 ! had re-
o,ed ~ 4 retainer, $40, 400 in all. My
relations with both Mr.. Garfield and Mr..
pelahunty are now and have always been
" the most cordial character.
Mr. Fursman added that he considered
thar Mr Dclahunty had done a great deal
of very valuable work for Mr.. Garfield.
In TACT" he said. MIR. Delahunty did all
the worn outside of court. | never put a
uen to IaIer IN the case.
Thomas !. Waters, who ~ CanheldS
personal counsel, made a statement last
: night n which for the first time the name
of Reginald {. Vanderbilt was actually
connected with Cantield's troubles. Many
persons believe that Mr.. Vanderbilt was
the ~Iguer of the $500 900 worth of promis-
sorry notes which Garfield held for a gam
tlng debt and which Delahunty exchanged
for $3.50, 900 cash, by Canfield's authority.
Mr.. Waters, referring to the letter IN
which Garfield told Delahunty that Edward
Wassernann, the broker, would be a ruined
man if he testified against Canfleld's inter-
ests. Said last night.
II was an unfortunate phrase which Mr..
Garfield used in his letter concerning Mr..
Wassermann. He intended simply to mean
that if Mr.. Wassermann shouldtestify before
the Grand July, or in. the John Doe pro-
ceedings, as to his knowledge of Canheld's
business, he would be branded AZ an in
=, former. Mr.. Garfield meant that Mr.. Was
! sermann would do better to follow the ex-
ample Of MIR. Iewisohn. who refused to tes-
tify, or ever of Mr.. Vanderbilt, who kept
away from the jurisdiction altogether. No
other Interpretation should be placed on
Mr.. Canfeld's written words"
WAS Mr.. Vanderbilt the maker OF the
$4,000 worth of notes?' Mr.. Waters was
asked.
4 must decline to answer that question, "
was the reply.
Chief of Police Murphy of Jersey City
maintained Yesterday that he had in his
possession a copy of an alleged confession
by David W. Bucklin, in 1909, that he was the
manager of Canfield's gambling. place at
S East Forty-fourth street and that many
prominent men were customers there
Delahunty testified that he told Murphy
that he did not believe Buoklin had made
such a confession. but that II he had Buck.
lin deserved to go to Jail. Speaking of
Bucklin, Murphy said;
He was the easiest comeon, the rankest
sucker, that ever handed himself up for
arrest He mentioned glibly the names Of
Canfeld's customers. When we admired
his watch he volunteered the information
that Garfield had brought it from Paris az
a token of his appreciation of the
in which he, Bucklin, had conducted his
business, The manager certainly was easy,
Murphy declined to name any OF the
men whom, he said, Bucklin had classed
as Garfield patrons.
Delahunty's suit, it was explained by
his counsel yesterday, is really for $44.00t
odd, not $50 900 or ST. 900, as has been stated,
: He seeks s27,5 500 as the balance Of his COM
mission on the collection Of the $3.50, 900,
and 49,, O94 for legal services over a period
Of almost two years. This makes a total
Of s5a,O9i, but against that Delahunty
allows $4,000 in notes made by him to Can.
Held and representing money loaned and
a cash payment of $1,000. This brings the
total Of his claim down to s44 200.
Delahuntv's direct examination will be
finished this morning and Mr.. Marshal
will cross-eXamine in the afternoon.
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