The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-15

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MR.. JAMES BROOKS BEFORE INVESTIGATION
I'm the House OF Representatives, Dec. II. 1871
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IRON Colonel McCom6s testimony before the
committed
@. Mr.. Brooks Is q member of tho present Congress
Wl you slate what knowledge you have in relation 70
chairman-The co1nittec desire You 70 snswerit
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anna 70 xe my naEes 81 that stock
Nci!son do not know precisely when transfer was
made Mr. Alley gave his pledge that Mr. Brooks should
n.y. WHAT i NsIseSs full name, A. Charles M Nelson;
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You that ATTY share. stock went 70 Mr.
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were sealed books to me was not allowed 70 examine
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shares sc Of that ss put into his hands
that was mere passing remark; whether 1t was true
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THE soN-IN-LAw OF MR.. BROOKS AT THE CONFESS
Mr.. Nelson, being sworn testified that he resides in
In New York and operates in stocks had held stocks
the the % l
T s H C STOCK % the MSs s his
tifcais being for 100 shares dated Dsce@ber$ 1861
' Ss @ sha1es 1861
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did ,Ss tsiS Witness tSai had shanes
nshsd the Sera ,s dS mot remember how he came
q How was the matter arranged between you and Mr.
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money and Tseeiysa The dividends; gave no seen
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father and began to receive dividends very shortly
spor.ion Or ne money Mr., BLOCKS. ''
examined by Mr.. Acknowledgement the fifty
shares additional stock by virtue Of his ownership 100
shares; did not remember having received notice that
he was entitled 70 the fy shares aditiona Mr. Brooks
paid for the first leo shares witness did
when he went TO the Office to get the stock lie found
already paid for and In his name did not remember
whether he received any dividend when he got
hcate Of 100 shares received dividends about the time
hey h% sot he first esI
tihcate he did not remember what he received remem
bered giving receipt but did what nc got
for Mr. Brooks Is In the habit OF putting witness into
good investments; did not remember particular
Mr. Brooks told him he entitled 10 fifty shares addi-
tional did not remember from whom he received the
dividends
GENERAL GARFIELD BEFORE AND AFTER ELECTION.
General Garheld's denial OF all connection with
the Credit M0ber was as distinct and emphatic
before election was that OF Senator Wilson him
SELF For the contrast after election refer to the
confession OF General Garfield before the lnvesti.
eating Committee. published elsewhere in the
HERALD to-day. This ends the first chapter of com.
af Tho IN