New-York tribune., 1874-10-30

70 Washington on Mondny morning ann spent most OF
the day with 2rruth at night both went 10 sie %
was coming op from New York, to which place ne went
Friday night or Saturday preeediug; when he'e hs
Gwen House, leaving Z;rruth the depot; Netteship
told witness they had set of worthless books, when
going be put into the safe. and Harrington was
TO have anonymous letter OF warning sent 10 nn,
and witness must go on to ana eet n @ he
Harrnrton snco they last met anu aSr .,nd
him OF me afrangemen m @ s. nv,s,on ~
NettlesAp told wit estto send Zrruth ont o tne WY
SSt Out T haS ,ne sa n r e and witness went to
timore and saw Downs, and taen went 90 70 M Me ,n
York after some one 20 oT% tne m ct soneSodv
who had served term In prison as his testimony d
pe m ID W.. ni tSe tah and told him he
authorized TO pay 81 100; Ferry SAID ne woud 10. & no
1t for that Detective Ciarvoe iknew MINI anu ~ o
would not run risk for that sum; witness ue,e =,
grnphed the fact TO Neteslp. ard then sent 10 cuGZ
sent word he Would meet witness at the Soto Honse
they met and CuDz counted out s4e ana gaTe has
paid YOU Ssc and witness signed receipt for Nn sa'
amoun Cuus told witness to 60 to newark @ and Reese
who nad formerly been IN the service SO
witness return to Washington ana sec "a ave GO Washing
that might not get impatient; dd not 70 % or two
ton but went Elizabeth N J stopped uS G
and took the train back to NSwiorS et INV arrange
ment met Netteship Broadway; saw Nettesnp ~
Lawyer somerylles onse at mo- ,o Witness that
the Colonel had got man. ana Witness wouu .o,
the ferry. and would know MN Dy r vent to
with them 10 District Attorney Mug on So1 ss M
70 W. hack 70 NewYork ana meet who
with Nettleshp at 10 O'Clock next n,o onns az anu at
n n@ al "OT1s 1re and Fifth ave, and
made arrangements to meet hm IN @ IA ~ the M
anything about the burglary, for iouud he Ahe"
all about IT, IA, ~.
On Monday, the 2oth, witness was walking with Net
tleshp in New York, and when they came near Vesey
st Netleshp asked to be excused. SAYING, have an
hgton on the 22d Of April found Neleshp here, and
tod him the parties would be here all right met tue
man here, and found he had another party with hliD
witness did not like 1t, and and told Neteship
Neesbip sad THAT is all right he Is just as s0ld AS
Williams" or Williamson as witness then understood II,
Nettleshlp met the man, and aiterward told witness
they were all right and directed witness to take them
up to AexaD0er's; witness did SO, and introduced
Benton TO Alexander as the man vino woniu
m the SUSs at n Witness ess then aSd
and Williams over the route between AieAahasr
ana 0p 1ne S O'CLOCK Witness saw them again
aud Williams said he wanted to see Netleship and get
safe and load it and blow IT, and 1t would then appear
though II locked when II was blown open thls
and soon met him aud Tom Smaller coming around from
Flfteenth-st.: witness told Nettlesmp what the men
wanted, and Nettleshlp pointed out two bright lights 10 10
up there Nettleship soon came out and sald dc
is met Ssrs sSd .se is if he Is heIs Sa'
then went 10 the Washington CLUB House, ana
inquired OF the coored servant Mr hafrhg,Gn N,iagh
stood there on New Yorkave., and talked VII nearly
& e IN & ana Sens une
ments the next day met them there next morning.
detas Of the ten burglary that
arrested after the burglary as Williams considered MS
Benton he must be in hurry about giving his
statement away and must give II only to Clarence Tor
than two weeks at most; was with them till nearly
twelve O'Clock; sfterward went with Benton and
mto t, the back room, where Williams viewed the
safe the door of the safe was alar
Harrington came after. and witness spoke to
HIM about the counterfeit money case and then leit
vouchers which Neteship had prepared for him. Net
teshlp and shailer were together This about OF
right and he intended to start for NewYork the s3o
tram Netteship advised him not TO do one OF the
could get the train without being met Williams
about O'clock who again urged the necessity OF having
would not then be compelled to blow open the safe, but
could open the door and load It and then blow 1T wit
that Benton should OF the front door with the
bundle and Williams should escape the back way.
the ny Washinston pcliceman Williams asked witness
how many would be there to watch. and witness told
him only as many as were necessary witness said he
would be there, and would stand over near the CITY
M wness dY on ths &
eship and asked how the burglary turned out; Netie
seeeye @ the Williams was to escape by the BACK
door but found it watched, and could not do so; Nee-
ship told he had better away for few DAYS.
anu when he had located somewhere to write back Net
teship gave witness money and he went TO Fall River
Mass on Monday the 27h Of April aud returned on the
Saturday following; kept dark at his house till Wednes.
day, when Cunz called and said he was glad TO nDd
him there, as they wanted him; Cunz made an
arrap ment for witness TO meet Nettlesnp in hack
near the very when he inside the hack Netleshp
said were you drunk when you were Washington -
Witness said No )" and Netleship then said, told
the Colonel but Carter has been there telling all
around that you gave the whole thing away" Nettle-
shin then asked witness IL he would 60 Washington
TO testify and locked up few days and told him 1t
would be only few days he would have TO be In jail
witness said: No. Sir mad enough OF that thing two
years ago." Witness then made appointment to meet
Settesnip az Newark, and took O man along with him
TO watch Nettleshp told witness to 10 No. 26 West
Twenty nrst-s New-YOrk. and he would meet man TO
whom he should say Nettleshp sent me-" and this
man would tnen know who lie was. Went and met
LAWYER Thomas Z. SOmerville.
The witness about TO relate what took place when
the defense made strong objections and proceeded to
argue the case with much warmth. pending which, at
O'clock, the Judge after ordering the jury INTO the
custody Of the baf for the night directed that the
court stand adjourned until II o'clock tomorrow.