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TUESDAY, Oct. 10
CorRr OF SgssloSs.-Beforc the Recorder and
Aldermen Nash and Waterman.
james r Whiting, District Attorney.
Tp,,ros FALSE PRErEScEs CoNcLUUEp.-LusaId lie.
mans tined for false pretence obtaining goods from Mr.
Samuel NJ Batchford of Maiden lane the 18th October
last va, IT sumed on the part Of the prosecution.
The petition bankruptcy of defendant dated 10th Feb.
ary lsl3 was introduced by the District Attorney eyd-
sncs showing Indebtedness Of S360o and credits SIS
Mr. Clark, salesman for Mr. Bla,chford examined by Nj
Morrison for defence deposed tina, he had introduced the
defendant other merchants s2 pIottc the date Of the
last transaction with Nh Biachord) aud recommended HIM
as worthy of credit.
Charles .4bernethy, merchant called for deience-De
posed that he kept Nassau street. that the defendant
recommended him BY Nh Clark In lS2 trustworthy
saying that Lsman had dealt with and paid him when bus
ness and that after nquirng his standing in New Haven,
witness gave Leman credit.
Cornelius Wheeler, firm of A. c. Wheeler, Pear-st.
Deposed that he had dealt with the accused for
and sold him goods credit Lemans character witness
said perfectly good; always considered HIM man OF
integrity
George Befts-Deposed that he Of the house Of Geo.
Belts Clark in Pearl sereet thai he became acquainted
with Leman in 1882 had sold him goods credit several
times he always his engagements. Witness omit bust
ness in Nav S42 The first goods sold defendant was on
note with an endoser afterwards without an endo'sef W.T.
ness and Clark made assignment; MIR batchfoa was The
assignee number of the notes OF debtors OF bebbs
Clark including some OF the endorsed notes OF Leman were
nut into the hands of Mr. Blatchford assignee TO faSe
money upon. Lemans character was good
Noses Morrison and Raphael Mayer deposed to the good
character of Leman for integrity He from France
Alexander Phillips had credited Lenan repeatedly and was
always promptly paid Had offered credit him last win
fer before the failure of Lema. His character good
Eli WE'LL had endorsed for Leman; his character good
He did not understand English we'll Crossexamined this
witness said he had retained goods of Leman to ray
demand Leman owed him. S2 but the goods go the
promise of Lemau to pay Lewis Levy also gave Leman
good characters had sold the latter goods and been paid
Defence rested.
Mr. Clark recalled for prosecution Said that Leman ap-
peared understand him perfectly when he inquired INTO
the state Of his affairs
Cross.eramined-He said he did not think the accused
could keep up continuous conversation for length OF
time in Engl
Mr. Blatchford re.calleI-said Leman appeared to UNI
desand him very well when he talked to him about business
Darid d. Tcn .qlsyne, for Acknowledgment that he
transacted law business for the accused he spoke English
very badly and appeared understand it imperecy and
generally said yes and bowed every thing witness said
to him in English
Testimony closed on both sides. Mr.. r. Morris summed
up for defence and the District Attorney for the people The
Recorder charged the jury who retired and soon after re
turned into with verdict Of not guilty
The Grand Jury into Court with number of bills
and returned to resume their duties