, 1874-10-11

| }:dSEF al tL.L tln1c A.-1C6, Hr nEa1u II
| name, clentioped very froquectly.
Q.--Was he, or wes lie not. understood to be
general lcalu-playerI- is. in 1ilo habit Q
/ playing freely and generally At tint timo
| A.-No, si-: ITO, lie had q reputation Of plcyin
! poksr conEaerably.-voE good at poker.
! Q-Dd he have the reputation OF >playln
| freely and generally? Al could not SPEAK
BECAUSE I played nowhere but just ther
| II that house, and Ell hear
| was just from the party. 1 suppose there vert
i.oulo OF them thai played With hlnl. dbl no
Anow him. r.
1T that place? Al heard him mentioned Il
/ playing pol:eF--in connection with poker:
Q.-Nlscn you understood. then. al playin;
poker. you mem for lnnney: A.-Oh: yes. sir
G-Aavo you had any relntious with Mr.. Ear
well since tue time OF settling OF tl1a. suit 4
Yes, sir; 4 few.
! n-M:'et hag o they been? A--Wel1. thlnl
immediately after the fret ~as before thu
1lrc-a man named Eddy had been around to NJ,
1fse tTo Or three times to see nc. Horse
EDDY. Ih.h motl - Horse Eddy wauled me to
tell hin oil abont ns sit tia: had wit4 charLes
lieye thai John Wentworth had sent him to me
or so:nehooV) und ne wanted to use 1t Tor po!ltl-
cet purposes. SAYS |, - don't know nnythln4
about al1: farveA; ho has alway5 used ma well
enough. expect, and don't want 70 90 into
the newspapers: or don't want to BE- used as q
tool Tor any roh1lca! purpose. and says L.. ait
IS matter OF record, and suppose you can 80
10 the Courts and nnd It, lie says: ~ have
been there and he as:s. :" Tho page on which
reference is made OF this matter has been tom
out. aud cannot get thing what is there.
*o1d hlm 1nysoif nothing about it. lie left
iio Wanted. and offered to paw for it. L went
down 10 tho Republican headquarters, down on
!'2snlle street, and called tor Nr fsrwel', and
Juss hanaGu n.1n to's sup u paper. s!Gneo ny
tn1s nan Eaoy ne askea NE what ! aaa done
about It.: said hadn't aono anything, at al.
Sayc !, "What had ought to
90 = says i'c, lint ,s Just oil you
haa ought to do--)ust du nothing ut oil about It,
20 iet the matter drop Ihot Is ths flrss time
s'oae 10 +ar. tAr"ell Tor good many years; :;
nnd then lad come business, some CORE
spordenco about au appointment sitter that
froal Washington:
Q.-Nhet "as that III rel9tlon to- A.-ln re-
laIloa 70 m appointment Or toae Sutler
~ V--At WHAT place: A'-ln place on tho
t!aihs;
R'-foI "uom "as tn2t appointment A.
fo1 nayssIl-
V.-tha: Is, you desired the appointment
A.~1es, s1.
;V.-Anu sou 1Pplieo 20 A1r' Ear"eii 10 33se all
hls sl'Pposeu 1nAuehce: A--aes, ST. aa WAS
then elected Member Of conasese.
:V--Dso sou ee' tho appointment! A*-Ao,
e1s;
he-o1recs G5o"'tHaston "a V.LAoa say tna. you
riayiuc The same 1amas A.~So sir. I did not
say thas never saw him cheat me.
Q.-Did sou ever sse him cheat others? A.
1es eiT.
49, 'Ae h7-11o 't4 ""'eA -" "o1o p4A''us
O-Hovs Al hare been OVER that once
before; that have eeen Lombard helping his
hnnd.
Q.-Nhat k1ud OF PLAYER was Mr. farwell;
va ror,. ~ ar,art ,@,sa,'1,,aror ~ ~ o''
O.-It would be pretty difficult. then. to detect
q man of TINT kinds A.-Yes. rir: viii tell YOU
outside of anybodv's helping hlo hand. or INV
thing Of that 1;nd. CAullcg was IN e5cellso.
1,oker-rlayer; Outside Of auy advantages. ho wa
au excellent poko--pIayer enl got lila ronutatiou
of ualnng ali his money that way.-ttst ia tne
vay have always hcard it.
G,-If he n1:;ed sn we'll ,f;thont t},a adr.n-
tarcs ha nnst have plavad n,vhtv val witl,
tha udySntaces. A.-iEeII. a GOOD deal ietter.
tia. YOU never sued anyh.nly hit Charles FAR
,rs1 ~ ,nerc, 1nst S 10 .'n1,I;,-s .:s 4T', a.
"F4 A1t A4oAIs IOoa 1t -A-4S I'll.