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room and tako my koy, and como In and order
dinnors, and order cocktails, aud charge thom to
tho room.

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dinners, and order cocktails, and charge thom to
'ne o'mWhat f0SS1i m.uuor otmon aro thov7
Al think tl.o usual mAnuor In this communl-
svs Looked g qodn most Ct t1Sss peops
i,avo troatod them accordingly. II / had been
window, but tho business horo has boon Of such |
. character that did not regard 1t as Hafe.
Q.-Did you tnfor from tdrtlanda oonyersn-
ton TINT II lo testified. and he should tell tho |
wlolo truth in regard to this thing,--hia whoto |
connection with It., ,-his testimony would bo worry
damaging to mon occupying high positions.
A-IB that q question that have got to An
awor7
OIL do not Boe any reason why you should
not answer,
A.-Yon, I did.
ins to peoplo In higi positions.
A-YoB, sir; to people ln high positions. That
is ne noar as can ssato 1t. I told him
TINT I did not cato to pursue the
aubjoot. / AMPLY wanted to know about one
point whether ho had over divided with Chit.
teuden; aud kept tho line right there. and
would not divergo from 1t At all.
Odd you think It would be mattcr Of auy
whether hc had divided with Ohlttondon or not2
A.-Very greatly. Hir i most dootdodly did
think II 80. ~ !, ,,... IT,
Q.-Did it never oeenftto 3ou' tl'Gt Il 10 wofo
callcd on tho atead to tasttty before thia Com
1n1ttoe, and teettled that 10 hnd mover dlVloGa,
Tint that might be Of aonao advantage to Mr..
A.-No, sir because I looked st It precisely
IN This way! Mr. McoAe!!ana Kne" pet1ectsg
wcll q the giving Of these totos, and ho
gave them nmaen; ,! uaa9lger @ .;oa.a Gesna M 3sns
aud payable 70 their own oTaer' IL Wea 1of
them to prove thet tneIo nag noGn atV1a1on,
aid not for I'd 10 prove s1aE t1oto una noe peoh
any. I wes zcadiug neolellsnde Testimony,
| hftI
Tero az has bcon aeSooped moro 1 oy recofa % e7l-
donco, 1 wanted 20 p1e.est. pas wansoa 70
. professional sense. ! hed ID; no n,...., case: J..
/ Q.-Aave you at NM tlEae COMMUNICATED ie 70
Mr.. Matting1ly or other petton IN thia city what
Mr. Airt9na WOULD propapty tosuIy 20 IN sne
event q his being Drought oetofe the con-
mitteo? .,-.
A.! think that nave porhhpa tod Mf; Mat.
t1ng!y that ~. Aiftiands tosamong, Whl1e "
would not inilsot tho eigh1est injury to Mr.
chl.sendsn, A!' YOU'D DO injurious.
TESTIMONY Of go: +; o.s1T5ESpEN, =, E.
takon In secret session On tue Bhno evening that
storra VAS priyasely examined: w.,
The Chalrmaa-Hhen d'a you IasF 600 4Aft-
land
9hltt1ndons-,Last Ihureaay.
Al tailed about tho Investigating Commit
tee, that is OF tho toanmonS th9s haa given II IN
this case; anu asked lin II no hRd fead tho
Testimony. -
| Q.-M hat dtd ho hhy TO tbatf
A.-Ae said he had.
l. Citizen What ocouzed state the whole con
velsation.
l.. Al told him that bad boon Very 1nll IN my
Testimony, and asked him II no bad read my tos-
tmony in full. he replied that 1t 'saS correct,
Or words to that eMecs, ; and he had read 1t
through very carefully, aid found1t to bo cor
rect. y,
by Mr. Bo1s-Q;-, ~; Kirkland, nt tnc
timo Of your negotiations tor the contract. al.
vise you that he expected to use any part OF that
81. .0oo through nlr. Moorc9.
A.-No, sir.
| Q:-DM you tol! Mf. s!oEzs, your Counsel, that
no did2
A.-No, Sir, bolieVe not.
| Q.-Mhat do you sayF
Al believe not. st.. i.
4.-Ua you nos gaVe yonf connsel: ssoE1s! 70
understand before you came to this olty,o slnoe
yon Ga!he, or ~hile you were on: tne Way, snn
Col. Airt!and "as TO poy eomo poftion OF tnesf
moheys 1of the pfoceeaH OF tne hotes 70 ool'
| Moosot +.
a.-Ho1 sl1, ala not; ueoause u!a nos huu" - -
V'-plu you noE understand tnat y YVES so .!
dohe IN Inat way tnas tao. eon'8aos "ao 10 Ut
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