New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19

b mas formerly al BY his brother for short time but
alone he wished her 70 Se witness IN the Sase fa
suspected Mr.. Wright in January 1863 but did not men
ton my suspicious 20 ny GIGe out c SSHe s nI
feeling between us; Wright was len alone in the store NUMBER
were correct asked for Interpreter and many ques
lions wero asked and answered by this mcans the nount OF
goods the store @ 0OO steps taken to prevent
goods from being stolen Of stock taken once
year; costly merchandise was numbered more iqeSIp
did not say anything about Wright because thought ne vas
guilty tho charge could be brought him immediately
the process follows each skin the ius and pieces Oh
cloth were counted aud compared with the inventory before
they replaced upon the shelves comparison was not
in reference to the missing goods my brother did not WISH W
know how much had lost until they had lost many more
goods in April the comparison mado the stock wa 'h
in February .
Recorder Hacke here said he thought there plainly
ANYTHING ALL of embezzlement. But II was Claimed
the goods had not been taken before they came 70 no
case of larceny. With instructions 20 oonne inc cAan
tons strictly TO relevant transactions the case va
Mr. Frederick BOOs next called TO the stand nnu ~
AZ follows In reference 10 the identification Of certain matds
and other articles which he claimed had been distracted rom
his store The said article was not sold it could not have been
sold without my knowledge had but of that line qutJ
the collar Of sud mnntln found In the shOp Vi
IsaacsOn do not know where account book Tor 1908 now
is nv prer has looked for and looked for but 1t
be found saw 1t last in the summer o. II ul -!
d,sk perhaps il may he found when the books wore
finished the useless ones we're put in the basement
the mantilh away by express LOT appIopi.
and When back was unpacked and Lett upon tle
! countm; three weeks nterwHrd 1t was missing
be knows the manln by certain h Spots uio ~ G y! av
peculiar cut manufacturers most OF them hao pecun
OF cutting their goods and had skin In IL wmoh WIS uc
| ent from tho other skins .,, M, u
ever suspect Scpure did suspect any one in partic9
only knew the goods sioon wright drew my @ H.
upop him do not how many plcocS oil SIX are uSeu
the cousc year; the wrappers we sometimes cur UP 10
make the goods Wright has been seen burning some
suspected Wright bcnusc he was hgheheu WIN lhe s1o @
was upcpe look whether any moro goods were
missing ali my brother that there was something
sfrn in tc ro; had the marks the silk by which
identity when had sold part of1he piece az previous uae
M not usually marked IN this way had not measure
Nathaniel W shlwe sworn said i have been policeman
Is years; was called into Mr. BOOss store In April 1850 IN
reference stolen goods; went down stairs and iookel
about TO see any burglary could have been commiea oqs
pant Of the tme Mr. BoOs uough he listened advised AVS
arrest he was accused when proposed 20 search his
n9 Nc So 51 n . %S" upoU U his m but be was
sirOus Mr. BpoS should G. first and tell MS mother Y @
OF which he aocuSd and upon these cohhoh' Ho ~
Mr. Fab Who dresses skins for Mr. Boos examined
identified as his work mink NUTS muh pm'es ana 50
| forth His testimony mmPorant
! In s4-6j my place in the basement beating out
the NUTS sweeping ont tho store and so Ions was
papers he did not TANK anytsingoht at the time; Wright
might picked them up aud put them IN the stove ret
member about four NUTS ~ particular they were 'ath Ku'
Closcxamncd-I took the NUTS up and len them and
returned almost Immediately Tho papers torn were wrappers
thought thcre nothing peculiar about IT, Mr. Boos cio
in and sud smnchuc 10 Wrgh-dd not hear what II
Nahnnial kayGGah Waichmln, being duly testified
was Waterman in the Fail and Winter 0i li and 1863
watched the place closely; nv beat was from Broadway
Gold In Maidcna thco blocks IL was my Try the
doors every minutes they locked; WATCHED
the the closed until % o'clock IN the morn
all the year round there were holes IN the sAutts anu gas
left burning that most 3 the interior OF me store coud
be seem Mr. Fred Boos and his brother usually left the store to-
grtucr, often late nj night.
Samuel Scripture sWor-Am manufacturer OF mineral va
ers employed Temporarily by Mr. Fred BOos on two
sOns MIR George BOOs also sDd goods Mr. Wright aud my
self the only other who sold goods at first sales
reported 10 one the money paid IN the draw
aerwa they were sometimes reported to MIR Zoos and some
times 10 Mr. Wright memorandum OF all sales was kept Mrs
zoos the habit coming the store 10 help when we
unusually busy know that goods were mssing lt0ok
goods whatever for NY II was iunuB.ed by Mr.
Hoos took goods the clean wrappers OF goods wen kept
sOcd destroyed do not know what Mr. Boos
character Is for veruciiy.
Mrs Fredrca Toicnlurg the last witness called re-
sided In the Winter OF le1iJ at No. IN IhirdaNei Miss
Vessel who employed by MI B0Oo and myself has lived In
tho house for years 1t OF the occasions
when she down work that accompanied her
and saw the parcel passed tho did not identity
either the ger receiver ut the time fom the description
Of the looks Of the who received the package MI Boss
thought it must be in the Navy Yard did rot Doe his
clothes three times 10 the Navy Yard Ut MI Hos
suggestion could identify the person and did 90 tie
third time did not 20 any other purpose The third time
went there four persons knew him i'm.
mediately; i entered tie Oihco IN Which he
was ana identy him (p0intng 10 Mr.. Wright
the father Of james Wright IN this rcOni 1 knew
the time place this happened in February
la Miss Vessel left OF working for Mr. BcOs m March;
happened in the Afternoon sftor had taken dinner u
ally my dinner about 2 o'clock the package passed out
OF the abont Large tmnkg igas with her hanes
Mrs Vessel could Laro H. She up htars ~ te
time told Mrs Wesso. about II she down
and eond me. M BOos inquired for Mr. Winde ~hen
| at the Navy. Yard
The Court was then adjourned to II O'Clock to morn
/ ing