New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

g. COMMISSIONERS opgIcE-Auo. before Com

e. & COMMISSIONERS QFPICE-Auo. 2-beiore oo"
missioner qseoIE
. rHB CASE oP PARKER
United States as- George PnteT
This case came up this morning 80
rss in company with one B. smith we walked up wcos.si
ct when overlook and delivered Smith about eD IN
prisoner said the Spinner heads would be they
much better this was the ie Of Jone ca the h
mat then he said there splendid currency out and
wanted buy had better do 80 soonss they womb .ca
O. and so national note on asked h,n seoas
the 600 compound interest noie he sa % Sa p sss
friend who coming 10 the city ana NolIu .a1s w ~
some 2ooo worth bat woaa BrOO1O sy. bow, he ssd
he could furnish any amount needed OK Ine uehVns s
ont; twice aierwnfd him and he asked me ny enn
town. the last time said yes, and made an a5enk
ment to him, him Saturday and be SAID DC v
anxious to make the deal at as he was going on
the Irving Housei then Tapey and and Parker met
TaEey asked him II bis m woas come out squire an. . 10
didn't think they would ss they we're very shy OF stranger
since Woods raid Parker then started down With me 70 90,
conner ~ Greene and Crosby where he went in TO see hn
firm and came with list OF the couneEiets ON henal We
went hs 10 Tapey and the boy told him that hs parties
onI NOT deal with strangers; the hoy said no was very
sorry and wanted him 10 buy something as ne sS % n NJ
ded the $500 ond be party Tq9 Dc SS" INV samples Of ID.
81 $50; TO 50 cent? on tae 2. p; sv
saloon, gave him en- good money and gave
back the boy take up Tarley when We cane Oa 49,
Tapley Tapley said it good but be Wonld 40. osS
with the boy; the boy then prodnced these 81 ans
said the price cents Tapcy said be would take II 81
sample and examine IT, and gave im % cents tne ooy %
be had cents and Tapey said it did ri natter
left Tapey and when we got 20 lroomec rarEer %
another counterfeit 81. for which paid man ~ cent? S
not ask Parker then the name Of ms prime nor a.. IA M,
close met him again on the 2ltn o. o ~ his pa-
ties woud deal openly with him, and Parker sid tnat sn
would deposit the money in some room Were ''ui' "
was rst introduced TO Parker by n
Smith be was a1 deasr u e e te for pssas counter
felt money don't know where N. sni'a y noS w. ~
nnrnose Of broduoDg me 10 dealer In counterfeit money
NJ NJ Smith told l could buy all wanted rom rattsi,
Smith introduced his friends did not ei mn lveo
CoRneotcut represented myself as dealer IN
money gambler &c never SAID to HIM anytHns so.s'
ing divorce and expecting s0 from settlement on INA
bat did tell it Smith IN his presenee that vas NOT ne
der and clerk In the Quartermasters Departments then
apuI ed for work the Secret Service Departments met my
that before I could cet appointment should have tS
do something for the DoPsr'e onabtoc
| rrgs CO, Of mem with the view Of eon'lciing .
80 nd tberebv recommend myself appointment
Az co and formed The acq uan;anoe many OF the counter
fei,ers; this Is the only one whom nave mace cs
goist, was with T. T. Smith when be bought packa Sc
from NJ Parker; NJ " Smith did not know what my buzz
sess was. supposed to buy money rom tarket
nave W some Of tese f. Smith was arrested
p,ng money he bought Of Parkeri NJ smith bis 9iothf
ga me So about the Oath June b. Smith and and Parker
a onv once toeether both tie Smiths tuongh me square
dealer In counterfeit money had one piece OF tne mo.ey
W ohoSsn Tapev has never seen either Of the Smiths
met Parker at tue Houston aud Greene and took b
70 10 Tobey by representing that doubted the
! people Of the place snd feared to carry Il myself;
secret service bad this arrest made partly with that
make DO arrests Mr. Iapey made ~ dont ,ai a.d an,
cred Mr. Tapey first this boy az tue lFyng house
22i have never seen the boy sell or e1aIe
To the Commissioner: NJ NJ Smith had not talked Win 10
about the boy before he Introduced me 70 hm ou nea ss
him sell counterfeit moaey TO T. B. smith before was n"o
Frederick C. Tapey agen of the secret service depsr.
nnent said Parker the Irving House, lDsky caee
me down and said be had down stairs man wno nad coonte
felt money; went down and found this boy Parser tod h
wanted TO buy largely but wanted TO dealwlth prlncp
that could have cheapy as possDei ne had ne NUS
but small per ceniage; be was not runner pat on .e
side looked at him and did not tnA nc as on ine ise
gave 500 10 Lnsky and told him be might go with Park
and Get specimen told him let Parker bring the mono,
Parker to deliver money personality Parker broue
M ESQ counterfeit, and also Al.
aestandg with him thar be to be appointed IN the Depart
ment; he has highly reeommended oil course ~
showing himself adept in discovering these men "ouiu
great recon mcndaon Ierrested the boy myseni when
directed nsy to bring the hoy to meet me- had not mad
up my mind as to srresIlng nm
| The prosecution here rested
E1Judge stated that he had been nuaee 70
the attendance Of TIE boy father He wished to show TIA
is boy had been led away by connection WIN psa coma
bat with that exception mad pee. 600 h BOY oant 81 sa
and further he should appeal 10 the moral sense OF the Con
On S.s ne bow he reviewed the
OF the witness and argued that Win one exception
| the showing OF issen,
rep on the inducements the Government ssests Ibt
| crime itself had been niitted by those agents.
The aeF remarkng on the TACT thaf the Do
had been heard counterseter before his meeting wiz
tho Government officers and the he had taken 70 conoea
his principal held him. default OF bail 70 await the aepo
OF the Grand jury and fixed bail at 5000 with leave ~
move afeward ia reduction Of bail.
cATHARISE sCHoSEMASN,
Case was called up 1 p. The evidence against be,
was that she sold Max Nagel II pieces Of counterfeit
cent currency for g.
She was committed tor trial