The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-20


the clerk
This is the shawl it was folded up nice;
did not notice The spots upon it; | did not
unfold it; this wardrobe was standing Mt
the left hand side of the room az you 20 In.
against the door leading into the large
room, and that door could not be opened
without moving the wardrobe.
The next witness was the pawn broker.
James G. Pierce.
JAMES q. PIERCE TESTIFIED:
reside in Boston, No. / Stoddard street.
! keep n clothes cleaning establishment for
repairing and dyeing clothes, and keep
pawn-broker's shop.
copy Of the agreement between the
pawn-broker and Smith was then produced.
AGREEMENT (oory.)
go. boston, June 10, 1,Ii
one week after date ] promise TO pay j. q.
Pierce the sum OF ten dollars, with interest.
and have deposited as security for same a8k
and ~orsted smart and q pair Of oDsrd-r'asge.,
which agree TO forfeit 10 the said Pierce. in
case fail to pay the above sum on or before
tho day specified In this agreement, without
further notice. L. i. SMITH.
ST. Adams.
10 a. M. age, 80; No. 1862
received the articles mentioned in the
above paper signed az. +. Smith at %
Howard street, which is my place of brsi-
ness the articles named therein are silk
and worsted shawl and pair of opera
glasses | received the articles at the date
June lUth, III A. m, named on tins paper.
which is the agreement with the person
who pawncd said articles the person
making the agreement signed this paper;
TINS shaw produced looks to be the same
shawl; t was taken from my store
in my absence the opera gla-scs
produced are the same ones pawnel :;
They have every appearance Of being the
same they were taken away at the same
time the shawl was the man who pawned
these articles was medium-si2ed man and
wore moustachc and coatce wore light
mixed clothes as near as can remember ;
/ thought the hat was darker than the other
clothes, but don't rccolIect distinct about
that cont remember about the hat band /:
he said there was young lady ut the Ad-
ans House that lived IN the country and
wanted to yet home. and had got out Of
! money don't recollect rs he told me
what part of the country hardly ever ask
where lady belongs he was requested TO
state his residence, and he told the
clerk this paper was made out
by the clerk, except the signature (;
WY ~. .VI .''t ',n,,'u "I'l'c" ucI nsI '''5
saw man af,er ho navnoL ,,6,o ar,ioios
stapdinr ON tho corrn" 81 f;,,,r, ,,I fi,.,.
orI straet and evoke IN Him, ,hnn so,,,
Ills man who nawned thoeo oriirIns ,o;n,,
around thn corner of Hawaii stroei and
Fremont Row md 7 said .'Sp,ifh ,,',,ot
do Won think of that man Win tho co,.,"t
=
lie eoid .Thot man vim boc ~, hie
arm ! rep,'eu !. was lie asked me
,',n,, ,ho ,proo;so ,oi1' soiI m'H i"1
hoo ,,odo tLat ho ,,oso sIn,,
voc n;,l,or a,o,o ~ NInira -. Xi ,'',,,
eharror nrd 10 ,,.o, 49, N''''''''
citv ebornnr If no ,ros , 'I','- 81
he bod .hd Same bo'r ,yh",, ho .os s'o' Po,
store Tho th;nr tbot lod r,o ~ al az ~. ~
unnet;on woe orr corvorso,ion i, tl'a ',,nd.
,vhon no oon,o l., ho osl.oI ,,n g. 1o,1 Xxx XIX,
SiO On th;e shawl told I,i", ,,,i ~ LAM
= az on Inc shawl tho, hn nrnG"nod 't ,i,o
onera lese and asl;ad II ,ro,id Icnd LIN i'm
sI0 on ,ho whole sa;d toI ,ih ,,'.,,
onoro classoe as thoso ,rhc, now. for 30
ond thot ,ro,,Ii Ion1 h;,'' So ~, ,i "' ny, 49,
thcn bo said ;f hsd any, s,l,
new for S1o bo ,yon1d I,,, ,' ti,o,,
told him I had ronc for so,c ti,n,, ,,n, ,d
said thn
"i"h ""VL" FEohAbLA
pay for these things in week or two after
she got home, and II she did not he would
. take out the opera glasses himself for her
then gave him the money and the clerk
iilled out the ticket and he signed it; after
Ire passed out man standing by. by the
name OF Livingston, said that he knew how
l to get oil that the goods were worth that
!, he was trader, and that he
NEVER wor,nr,rp rur,,
nm in his o,;r;o, so;d u,o+ ho ,,,;o,,on1
might not then asked my clerk what he
thought OF nun ne snlu ne thought he wa.
sI'IpeI; .nch Wa'Ncu OUT on inc s'reG'
WIN L .i' anu INV u''ic more tlil'
uoout INC iliAt'ci, anu 'i's WAS "i,'l leu %
my ,aih Wltii NM rs ABOVE s'ateu can
,oH nv" io.lS NJ was III thc s.oici II HilSh'
nave peci' 'ch minutes, ana II might nave
: neeii iess OF more ne u!u nor ioiier aDou'
, ,nc snot, nc 'ooh tLie ar'lclcs from
ms Eaisc- shaw IRON one side
uuh giasseS from inc other slue
tn's louNS ~ nc 'io man ! le'usni"e" nm
u LOW. IL! 'hc cn"'r WIN tLe 1'hei5 Vnies,
!, tncIe ure IVY men VINO nfe FAC sllhl'e OF
racn otnei ! shout say 'lils Is inc man
nay no uoupt NOW ne Is 'iic man ! uoh
ny 10 say couIu nov DE mis'aheh
, Lhall Ia. was pot on IN my hihu ne Is
tIc man 'hiS hi,h Goes ho' LOOK qulte as
Gicah uo1ul tiic 'iecN anu Iacc' "s iiial man
oiu hot io1h IuI'r rs sl'oo'h uoh re-
u llehoeT ~htther hc ha'. Il neck tie on oi
!. nov / iooN az man race more than
cio!hes wlieh nc Is 'laNihs pawn nae
picture 81 man SHOWN peiore came
nere,an9 IL io0Keu IKE 'he man VINO paWncd
,lle goo9s, only nIs ilou'lache or WhlsNerS
io9kea oarker IN lhe picturG my 10Y john
+ 10 hcre' NJ Is choi' poy Ill Inc store
D The next witness WAS the boy.
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h 'o'l' ''LNN
4 beng sworn, testified ! reside IN Boston