The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-22

tai and that hs subscriptions the stock shall not be less
less q for said al 81 % per ais
G. sps ss
date TO said Gilmore. CHAs. J. ANTHONY. I
When paid the money was told that influential mon
dent OF the Palsade Bank, Yonker was named ~ one
Nothing was said about my name nor had ay wish TO
subsequently by Anthony aud declined in his behalf,
on the score OF his public duties occupying all his time
Afterwards was asked by Mr. Anthony to serve a.
nizatiou, that was merely preliminary and that the
company would DO organized with niue well
induced me to consent and was associated ss trustee
with A. Paddock and Reuben Ross, and others were
ever appointed. On the llth day OF Nay 1864. my
Norton, lawyer at 90 William street. who had tho pa
pers In relation TO the Mooseland property Anthony
oa Md, and held the title S r1s. or sss ny
TO give me all the information and 70 let me SEQ the
papers; he produced crown lease 70 William H. New.
assigned by Newman to william Norton, TOR considera
ton OF one dollar. He also produced renquishment
from Keith TO Newman OF Kehs Interests the conside.
ration being three thousand Eve hundred drlars lawful
money OF Nova Scotia The assignment was dated June
H. 1854 and upon my calling his attention 10 this he
in my presence made the alteration Mr. Norton said at
first that he had deed showing the amount of CITY thou
sand dollars paid butaterwards remembered that no did
not have one only took the basis that he sure the
amount paid was Just nfy thousand dollass In
rency for he paid IT, Understood from Mr. Norton that
ne had TINS property In trust FOR Anthony and Others ana
that this sum OF nifty thousand dollars covered all the
personal property on the premises
Isaac A. Bggs, being duly sworn, deposcs and says
that he resides in the city Of Brooklyn; that he well
knows Charles J. Anthony OF No. IS Pine street, men,
toned In the deposition Of f. g. Barrett; that some
time In the month Of April 1884 deponent was doing
considerable business for said Anthony and among his
transactions had made sale Of stock Of the Inter
national Coal Company TO Mr. Barrett for Governor Gil
more; that about this time said Anthony invited this
deponent TO his private Office and told him that he
was dong business for Gilmore he would show him how
to get said Gilmore in way TO make money and safe
Investment that said Anthony began by saying that he
had purchased the property OF the Mooseland Com
pany, Nova Scotia; that It was the finest and best
being Spsd 10 and h' payss
and that he would sell an interest 10 two or
three good parties at the same rate or proportion
putting II into stock company; that such names Gil
more would facilitate the object and he would like
make him one & Of the trustees and would therefore
he himself was to paynamey, ten thousand dollars for
etenth; that he said Anthony could only get half
interest at the price Of fifty thousand dollars and that
another party TO pay y thousand dollars for the
other hal making hundred thousand dollars for the
whole; that he would then 60 10 work, after selling
small amount more OF his interest," and put II into
pany oi half million dollars; and that his position with
capalists-such Wilson q. Hunt, Astor, Henry Day.
GET tie stock ali for in less than ten DAYS
get all the money back pad for such purchase and re-
tain large amount of good paying stock Of the company
and that all parties could make handsome thing of Il
deponen replied that he would have talk with Barrett
and see what he thought Of such proposition; that
deponen thereupon did sec said Barrett and took him
10 see said Anthony who thcreupon made 70 said Barrett
In substance tho Same statements previously made to
deponen repecting the purchase value and profits Of
the the. 90 property what he was to pay for and
already engaged a. soon a. the company should be
organized after this interview an agreement was
dollars paid in by for Gilmore for onetenh Intere
request an additional twentieth interest was taken by
thnteon md Ar
70 Anthony; Anthony stated that he had good as
officers and that would At once go At and organize
and an open the SOoks for and that
called and said he did not b,ieve that Anthony
paid hundred thousand dollars for the property,
dd "a then Anthony snd ..tos
him what he would do about Il, and he
20 S Gilmore 81
deponcnt would leave the matter 70 him; deponeni
Thought and told Anthony that II he did not refund
TO return the money but said Anthony insisted that
would put In satisfactory shape and there should be
no trouble and deponent 30 reported TO said Barrett
who did not however, agree with him. On the 7th oil
January 1885, deponent met Mr. Anthony at the Parker
House in Boston, and accompanied him thence TO his
said Anthony he informed deponent that he and one
Shirley had sold or caused 70 be sold under orcclo
sure. the property Of said Mooseand Gold Company
aforementioned Deponent asked him for what object
he had caused such foreclosure and sale, and said An
thony replied was for tho purpose Of cutting or Gil
more ana Win the intention oil re0rganizng aud letting
in the other stockholders payment Of their proper
tons OF the debt Dcponen then exhibited 10 said An
hony forty certificates Of hundred shares each Of said
stock-not the property Of said Gmore-and asked II
those shares would be recognized, and said Anthony
replied that he thought they would. Deponent ther
asked him how they managed TO sell under fore
closure, % the company owed no debts and said An
thony replied that the debt small and arranged
for the purpose Deponcnt asked him II he had taken
the title In his namc, and he replied that he hat
not but that he paid for the 18th Of October; tn
amount paid TO the bost Of deponcnts recollection
about twelve hundred dollars Deponent inquired
the amount pad by Anthony and others for the origna
purchase, and told by him that 1t fifty thousand
dollars, not hundred thousand dollars that Shirley
paid thirty thousand and he twenty thousand and h,
showed TO dcponent his checkbook prove the amounts
paid. Dcponent told him that he had heard that ht
Anthony only paid eighteen thousand dollars for The
whole and that the property not worth much
that he assured deponent that 1t cost just fifty Thousand
dollars and that he believed he had been swinded out
part Of the money by Shirley and others Deponen her
requested Anthony 10 help get Gmores money back
since he had been the principal sufferer but he SAID An
hony resisted any settlement Of any kind with Gilmore
The defendant, through his counsel, demanded OK
animation, which granted and named for the 31st
instant. Mr. Anthony then gave bail In the sum o
SIS, 600 for his future appearance
Mr. Charles i. Southmayd, residing at ~ Ninth street
entered into the requisite bonds and the defendant
released from custody
Mr. Anthony is forty years Of age and native
North Providence r. l. In his examination he says
"This charge Is madc against to defraud me out
money"