The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11

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sn and he Su9S, sc h' nss, esou3 sc made. Re
siM afterwari tlal IL settled hst smi.h had been
BIRDsALL HAD THE roFsI;
we had another ccnvcrat on Ne TO what was 70 b.
done with t1e money sad that there was money
and S Sp s o ST. Z % sSnS az
vance ~ that he va, the man wl.o had mono, said
hald tesiHonS against NJ, Ia ie" ntr cdacei him to
some q Ds1py gu, I,@ no. positive. Wan 20 Iasss
e 81 ~ D pay Nm % .a s
connection VIII Lhr matter got d 500 from BIrj.sil
he went away and oid TSerton wH Ho rave NC I Se
money iiter tclcsraphng to Didsall gave no secu.
NEVER PAID IT BACK.
o-what was that si5oO for2 tobJeecd to aud OK
g w" "a You .syto rSle5on .eou, getting the
and had gone awn al s and 10 ry sn %s
sad he would te ezra IN Birdsal' don't tecocct
a BscPs ss q g s
ESgsG co. ryp.cc e. SS ss ro9
eiue Oitccr named Cochcn a man named Doherty and
AGAINST MARSHAL MORAY
fS Sc T cGsnss SIy ,s n n, charge furnish
Gfi Ss are .sa PG ss Se
Te we're TO be dRS 6SScSeCSi 2S s's
suits ana pa ent Of 6c expenses wSs to fceeive cne
io Pr ~ part Of the gloiely OF Mr.. elknap.
which understood was 20 TO
rus IHFoRnER.
The answer 20 this question was received BY the
audience with suppressed paudits.
Q-wns anvlhing said about c Sc. not hrousht into
court Any onsat arising aner payins expenses
S.was ANYTHING said aoont vic;imS7
w w SIoV"H oN.-W ar, ih' Nctnns tLaughtor.l
an 0SG Ss 's srau i@S ca; we're e
such aggravated cas. tnat ;hgy sloald Be male ok
Mos Mos. neP1y John MeG!ars1, an Edsard ndu.t
information 10 be used as testimony against these per
psTr, NY NY. sn tSsrc@ tor y, Noes
'hey were cni loved tor two o. three month";.
the vrSnic,rIoS OF 4 rMruTuL OFFICER.
JupGu woopRrFr-I dent see the bearing ~ tia
testimony. think It Is consistent with strict per.
iu,marco Of duty on the part OF Mr. Fullerton
MR.. TRACN-It seems 70 me 10 be consistent with
our case
JupoE woopnrrr emiinr,y,-That may be.
the guilt or innocence OF Mr.. Fullerton Il teIas 20
show that he used extraordinary efforts TO defect
,raI9, On !" part bui scarcely tends 70 SHOW that
JuDeE BLA,ouroRD That was the business lie
was employed to do. lNcnsatioul Tui4 evidence
shows that he was discuargng his duy tSup
plcssod applause
S.oi'eSnminT,oC-I rsc35ni,e th' letter. trt9
envelope aHdr,,Ti to ara a n vas ryn 1s, ',s
fullerton to take 20 the lo,t Unice.
The letter IRON Brd-;1 10 Blasdeu was then
read. II was IN reference TO the giving OF 81 so TO
Elai-icl Ririsl toll TIE hter not to ulace too
much derCudpnCc N him. hut try to raist the money
ir some other wsy " possibie.
TIE fOuu in- l. the letter from Fullerton 10
Brtsal which was next read:
JuDoE TULLERroNs LErrrn
No n rtNg STREET. NEw YoHk Anr A, i~fs
DAN SIN; Wy Nttc il sick At Long Branch aud it Il
ulo' Toe Tor me TO oe either at Alhaw or sAfatogo
a. Lsi eNuctitI; Wl ugsucss must therefore oe do
ferret.
pr Blhsdel' ' complaining most bitterly t-c-usc
you haYe failed to make Inn loan Of 81 100 which he
says you promised nm lie s1ys ne g kelv 20 he put
out ~ doors and ABSOLUTELY ruined 'NE the OF the
money; TIE STRANGE part ~ hs tor. that YOU In
iotmed him that Won had made some arrangements
with Nj khoN or NE 30 "a INN have ~, money. I
never heard the matter mcutoucd. nor do Nr. Knox
ieci great y 700 ally iot 1im, anG wife 70 snow
whether you wish TO masc hiu thu Ian. II YOU do.
AM " n me 20 advance the munUS on the Mott mort
Auu gave ne on II tuils 10 ne ior more than waa
0uc on II h11 nopca TO meet before you Ift and
EXCHANGE ~ tor tile correct amuuut can hon. nm
That checE rs tart of the 1inount AVID advance the
o.llnCe ~ha DO ~ Nrtc or telcrfIpI. Tic man
I u great trouble ana u you have CROUCH, i on HIN
AcI! hini ont. lours truly,
hddie.:ei d. e. BrrpsALI Etq.. Jnion noici. SRA.
toga, y. =.
The Court here adjourned