New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-ocr aO-Beters

Recorder BARNARD
The Court met hour earlier than usual in order
pesbe dispose the case of Samuel Kmmelstis begun
Yesterday The testimony the prosecution had hrs. 70 do with
which appeared ta they sell no flour from their mills with
the exception Of Passover ou WHICH invariably put up in
by Hece Brother purchasers therefore get their orders from
and make to the former firm The delivery clerk in
h Ss II. oS d bs sso s ss and enter the
day would be rumme3 together AZ one edge for
ske the transa;toLs for fiogle day thus meking little
On the following morning Mr. Hecker compared the entries
the delivery sT Eh bs sI and s the e was
their sccount There were some films whose orders were
amer much after that Of bank sccount-that is BOWS Co
would leave general order with Heke and Brother for
their pleasure This the with Lane Lawrence Co..
Th,se orders were signed in careless simply L. L.
Heeker Brother sold lower rate in th.n
finally directed Kste Who was subsequently con.
,ed Of the theft o. guasty Of heokeIs -four and is now
to forge order. with the signature a. L. Co and then put.
ting them In H. hands Of another psy hey would be duly hon
RSsa as Gfy ORDERS and ia the de-
These Is before stated compared by Mr. Hccker with
porded After this yerfestion Mr.. fIecker left the MILL
Iecert, bows Co. during which interval fenTy
haes would improve the opportunity and abstract the forged
osseconnts knmtie indicted for receiving twenty
Ire s four in June 1882 knowing to be stolen prop
answer 70 the whether he found difference between
NE number OF barrels OF Hour delivered certain Ia
' charged % Dows Co.. shown their accountbook said
he iouId difference oftwenty barrels.
N.Y. RsIny hsd interrrogated Moses Fsher carman
ropoan -four mills to kinneltiP bakery that Il
vas opsnsd on an order received from kimmtse that
At the Jet nAarket Police Ccu znny asked the prisoner
ShsaeI he Sssy hid 10: repeatedly him KmlaeeD
Kin meste rpied that he had but karte had to hi,
place en- the 9th OF June, had sold him HmmesteD The IN
bse honr had drawn order his and ed IL
L. l. Co In his presence. Kenny asked prisoner II be Ind
ab Of the -four Bereped that be hsd not RAINY continued
sked him II he had paid o Il. lie said lie had asked hu
ne Price he paid ksrte PER barrel He said he could tell
had occuued but DAY before Itumed 20 Judge n,es
enbush and ssd him should want search warrant search
hin uelsilels hcute.
Judge ooeckenbusb said he would grant the sesrc warrant on
kimueses admission and eireoted warrant 10 be made
out ee objected 10 officers golug 20 his house with
and wrote en- order In German for his wife 10
Down TO pick cot The flour belonging the mill 90 barrels
were picked oct Mu Augusta KSres shed ths, Kimnsl
,ei cane 70 MI Levy. ter lshers, house IN July 1885, "
piano. heard knock the door Ids went down gapie
man At door asked icr Mr. Lyy lie gave BIZ nns As M
LmmtLt. When heard The name of n.,nd
up sktd hirn walk in When Ia and INV fLs,
Mr. kimmse ssd Mr. Levy want you 10 20 10 air Heeke
d,e whether you cannot settle tie matter Of the flour an
Heeker win return the aou TO sgsin not want yon 70
rite 70 Henry (kse) am willing to give him i've Iun
drea dollars II he send. u receipt for lieut. Father
his two weeIs In July Henry was a, tISt .
In Canada" Witness further testified that aer Henry t
,tiai she went 70 see bin elied very hard for him told
meIe and tt him that husband wanted to get the non,v
be owed for the hour Mr. kimmese said must come ths
neat evening Aths interview the neat evening wtne te,t
led that kimmess told her tina. be willing 10 sye her
tg3 or f' and Henry would send hu fan receipt he we,
'hng TO give him $500 told him would tell Henry liz
e nfny would have deS With him aOus s could have act