The sun., 1873-10-30

Bill Mann. the prusocii ing attorney Mrs F,,rey
cialms that this change was made at the sugg, q
} iph az VIZ Sch'it lcr, another Ring agent, nut
it I~ pllLAh e. tIst Rankin had sent Scheitler to
/ per. lhr' tuid her that the RIM had pnt up
ju. un her. aud her only hope la, lu Cassidy who
VS. a .cill'r OF and influential with the Rug
/ ,'n Ms representation Mrs. fUrcy employed
At tie time = her arrest Mrs. Furcv manifest
/ - n ~ "' ,unr',h i"r he result. st| Wa
| iudiruttt i'1t sne @Iouid be accused of crime
/ ene dd n deny Vat -hc bad introduce a
/ ~ man tt tue lal mets aud Nechanics' Bank az
| Cnal 't' g Park. r. nor an, OF the facts CON
hccttd wi,h the tue ~ tue bonds; tut She
, n,hnt"ih' a. mat adrccn'i"n nld been pra iised
whicn she tolu the following story:
Mrs FURrYs sronY.
NAM wears ago, she said. there was = woman
as Lottie i'fce. Mrs Furey knew her well, but
| ,his woman sui scquently disappeared, and Mrs.
tine before the sale cf ,ne-e bonds this woman
re4ppcared at Mrs. Furey's eating house. She
she said To Mrs. Furey. Don't you know mei
| Ms. fdrey thought her face was familiar, but
40 ,d tne woman; don't you remember Lottie
| IticeF Mrs. Furey then remembered her IA
the market woman Of old. 81 But" said the wo-
man; my name amt Price any more. Since
| YOU knew me have been married. My name Ii
| Parker now 1he woman then said that
| she mad some city loan certificates which
| she was anxious 10 sell, but was unable to
| d. SO because she WAS not known at any
| of the banks anu asked Mrs. Furey to 90 with
/ her and Identify her. his Mrs. Furey declined
| duiu-, ho dusc She said sue was not sufficiently
well acquainted with her.
"whv. you've known me for twenty years"
/ "Yes." REPLIED Nrs Furev, ~ used to know
/ vou ~ L,.lic Price, but I've never known you
/ t- Far tef."
ltha wonan's efforts to induce Mrs Furey
! to 20 with her to the bank were unavailing. aud
/ she wont away. Bat ahe returned the next day
aud on several subsequent days, and renewed
. rev lus' ~ the latter was stutng out ~ her
. nuuse to 90 to market, and urged her request
moncy." she said. "and n YOU will co with me-
~ the hanN can get II right away. II viii take
d,f5r sn olI frieni." On this request, ana in
. order 60 put stop ~ her impurtunites. Mrs
rct her money, and tnen left her and as she AZ
hrms,
HAS not SEN HER SINCE.
This woman. Mrs. Furey maintains, was
/ son resemble her. When Mrs. Furey and
1anar johnson were 1rst arrested the
latter wore, was her habit, n soper Qua
] ker bonnet and Iress and uutnt to
match. la this garb she wis ideuthed ~ the
fli- lurcV. "a sh" says. knew they were wrong
ia thi. Identification, and In ordcrt to catch them
% nn,t - her own. Tina wAs a stylish black
,rttc bonnet, quite pruiuseN trimmed, and IN
% fr. contrast Win anything Iaiuu johnson
/ n'd ever worn. Lamar Johnson had certainly
never worn his bonnet. when tuCy arrived at
court and the hearing was called Iamar John
son wa' gain iden'ihod q. the very w'm "a "h9
nad accompanied Mrs. Furey To the bank and
prf-outted Charlotte Z. tNer the witnesses
''rrt asked h"w they iientihsd her. ana thr'
replied, " u, h.r huunct tina. Is the very uon-
meg sue w"re.' ~ Fl.cy CLAIMS that she Va
tble To prove not only that Tuu.r johnson
never wuic that Oo net ueiHre, . r one hNe IL,
hut tllt tne bonnet Was made t"r her suo-e-
Vurnt 90 the time wueu she accom- Anisd the
Wou..n to TIE bank.
RANKIN ARrEsrEp.
matt tis necessary now 20 bring m other fea
tufvs 4 This complicated ANA Mysterious case
Au--i.n been male - ncurle itahAih ia
lf ftn lt lt ID d. Ia.
, aW-,k after tie arrest OF tine women tity rr,a--
% utot Wiuener atpcar, Il before Nldurnan lie ic
e and wade tnis COMPLAINT d.ted sept. -. ls'si
, P.ier \ b widcner IreA,arr OF the city OF 2 II,
a. aelput being duy sWSrn before me says rh,ts hss'
~ Loan Of thc s.il clty - tae aodnI OF $3.50 belong
no er. os I'' 1o s M IN farsy 4Sd Mf tast joan
s,n A.'e BEEN arresis on s,d e9in,ed to enswer IN
.n to IN Mn GIss. , Ga ,S !, Sas @ oi ins pr
s''s 'sa G.aos an ana forge the rasisr st ne .ar a.,
|. ,s.nedl PEFsKA A. D. wtDkSEs
on this complaint Rankin was arrested and
, u 1t before following him there lot this com
! irum the ely treasury certain crrtihcatcs.'
Who stole themY That question l. not asked
but the complaint proceeds to say that two uer
Y sons " have been arrested ON ana commit ted o.
un-wer the charge of forging the transfer OF th'
, I same And further along the complainant
: has reason to believe tat George k.nhin !,
Mrs Furey and Johnson to steal said bunds
not from the treasury and forse the transfer
4, II the same" II la, doubtless occurred to ia,
| reauer tuat these bonds must have been aD-
stracted from the Treasury bv sonebody befor'
tuey could be transferred ami sold. Bat up Il
r / TINS p"int no allu-ion To the larceny from th'
Treasury has been made III feature oi I've
G. se struck PhilAdeli IA reporter al the time
! | aud he Interviewed the city Treasurer on III.
ID subject with the following result;
: THE CITY TREAsURrH's STORY.
=, Reporter-what q YOU know about m q ~ sOO1
> Ciy Treasurer widcn~r-Asl vet know uoih.n. NOR
than SAsl hAs appeatvd. DIrlAs We LYle mt "a
a.I = ersIs! M ss.fS9foas
na tIe b nInt tSc ,Ib a. &C. III Te II ,
va Asp upon tlg dgss mere aec s,n - tns ei.r - I.
= q %. 10 nacees.1he 10 s,ers god, but my eerA
lo~ Si 6ut have sre,dy dTccteI Mr S1au Va to ' ~
tAs ihs 70 the bottom ld SOAR NJ plns 10 uncarii
= have auy dishonest person me- ~aut a. kno,
itbrf be 10 me Any fursn,r lplury sinc. nav
y been City Tr"as nave DIR eied ga, no certificate
bal oecu lAd therefor, or ceThcate- surre udrre u
\ ana instruct ,ny clerks TO NIKE 40 xceptons. ~
- e. - b broker mo does buslnrss tor Us mi. h
u snuul lrus hra- ~ ly s.snsure' until TIE reoeip'
- therefor nave ierh "htsilrd
j. THE TESTIMONY AGAINST RAsNIN.
o The hearing % the case aeAn-t Georse R.n
;, k.u now beeulne- Interesting. Tbetestlmony al
a duced Was a. follows
o;, =. r.f e ,., T., nsn o. ne he real . Cn
i Geofs' " Powell cierk 90 DE- ii,'ru Bros. to
" been ps-euta tue transfer u te e,rtAc.tes b. u
4. j. De H,,en. .wor- tn,I t,ero re about a dole
Ccrfihcatrb trA .fr u. He sfu.r l4tt the uouey
r pul iotLr pr.,cui'd tfari "a t.P raer.
l. Miyu Ihliut. N. -c4l Nu-4 -Auru wrote N
nAur Charlotte q. Parker In tnc srn fcr OOoA aAd tu
woman made her mark
a Chis n. smith, keeper at the corner Of FroI
" Vine streets trsihed that ianNiu frequent,
~ OF his house, usually ciming there after OciucN
- night. ON uue sl when he there he tl
q rruarA that at day be had made tAl,U from he
L. H. had been driuAins, Mrs Fu-ei IN aud tOi
him y. After he D. II smith found paprr On IN
4 nOOr which h,d II the humber. OF bon II
=. tir nafure of a receipt. Witness put Il aNay. la
searcheI Tor Il since, but could not MD II.
~ MiJlr Thomas B. Scarh rough aed anu te II
n n a; NV Impression Is thu tnf blnuH were In ft
uut MI Mirccr fNlirue : success u
A. Office delivered bHuis Nltlout fcceip
IN There ~. rrCri Z, Tor bon -
"a lily Ire isu~er Wldener te.unrd " There
:, cps for n se bon Il ~ far Anps. lsgued n
H. celp, fIr the bOud- left in the by Mr. Marce
There was a paper that contained M lsi ~ bond
Major ,Ca borough Kept Ia ucatr, Will p c@unot
iu found now, Mr. Marcrr has the other copy"
Charles II. smith was recalled Tor the defence, an
ay testIrei ~ cannot name the day month that
u. Rtusin mentioned IA t ne ID m fc felrp. Re vas
ut my house the evening lie sad h. had m vie tAl,l
m ont ~ me city. have lost the paper found sfer
le had left"
THE RIS0 Fixes RANKIN's BAIL,
II. The hearing WAS then adjourned aud the Iri
b. onrT was allowed to ~ At large. Daring q
n blowing week the case was again called, whe
ei without the Introduction of further testimou
d." the accused was held on the charge. lii- hl