National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-02

whether have soId both, " either, o. not A
man e trying each olfhem. -
e.s6 q them: want All 70 sS eli them s :. my
By Mr. Wilson: Q. Where do these men Liver
Q. Where did you see these men iasti A. I
"a. Was he trying the horse Vthsre.S A. He
q. Where does that man d, live. A. I DO no.
q. WHAT'S his name, A. Th.. do not know,
%. whsrs did he tsks tho horse to try IL, A.
tnnk ne xook BIN "a Hyack, On the Hudson
By MI. ThsfnlAn. O. You delivered 4. to hfmf
:. g; Ri a a: ga he get hims A He so.h,n BY N,
: q. Without your knowing his manner A. knew
his name, but cannot REMEMBER It now.
I, O. Wasitsold 70 hint A. No, sir. ~
he S wanted 70 = hun st as1 smother
and he was going to try him.
3 Q: Is he . trainer. A. I presume he Is. lido
q. Did you employ hinsi A. on. no: tbourht
you asked mo w6other he was trader. I do not
Nv sss R;.as s Z To % .s..
.occurredf A. Oh, &c Is some months ago.
q. You have not seen the horse sineef A No,
sir. rrs F
, q. Have you heard nom him since; A No,
q. You have not heard from that horse for sew.
him on the road That . ali j Know about it. =
Q; Have you made any inquiries about 1t SINGER
q. What hal is that horss worth, A. Oh, Ido mot
KNOW; suppose he Il worth n Thousand dollars. {
q. And you have Q horse worth a thousand dol
lars that you let 60 out OF your hands several
about s sness u 4 Ys s that looks Very i
possible; but II you were rs sick Of him as was
you would let . dozen Of them go 4. :.
dollars. 4. Yes, sir; sick OF anything else that
would give meas much trouble as they did.
q: Why did they give you % much troubled a.
q. That Is the only reason you are sick or him?
A. That Is the oaly reason, yes, sir. - - -
q. What have you done with the carriagef A
Q. To uhomf A. ] do not know who got It;
sold IL through . stableman who had my horse
h 10 az hn TO ,s
q. Who,was thai man whom, he sold 1t to. A.
do not know his name, really.
told you did not know his name. - :, -
QcYod said q certain party; why did you say
that: A, A certain party offered the stableman so
much for my buggy, and told him to let Il go.
z: You do not know who that man Isl A. I do
not know his name. a9-i csy -.-s ara
q. Who Is the stablcmauf A. J. B. Oleott: he
had stable on Z ghth streets think be Is now
BY Mr.. Stewart: q. The first time you were ont
thcre you got In the vicinity Of sl2,OoO. A. Yes,
q. You came back to Washington after you
got THAR A. Yes,slr. -. !. -.
. u. 4 Gu, h
not remember whether did or not. &C. iE y d !.
q. Did you see himf A. 1 don't remember.
q. Did you not sec him and offer him part Of
; @. Did you tell him you had got the sf2, 900 I?
A. do not remember Of meeting him. ! "a
q. You say you did not meet him when you,
two, and i don't think mot him. - - - :
q. When was Il that you offered him moneys
A. T never offered him any money. 20 ti!L -.
q. You didn't ofer him any when you got the
$500 A. Well, Idonr know but did,: q. az;
divide money with him q NH A. ] told him that
been under a good deal Of expense; nevsr mind
that" That was al that Was said. .sfza u als-g
BY Mr.. stewart. He recognized the fact, and
fonged to him; did you mott A. Oh, I did not re-
cognlze tho fact, beonuse Iou ed the whole Of Il,
and dIdat hsye = IN nay possession;
have BEEN to good deal d Expense, and Why ny
did he let you keep II; if Il vas your money what
was he telling you to keep IL for why did he tall
you o % , keep your own money! A.-Weii o0nt
@. You said that he did. A. Ioasrsdto divide
q. But YOU said that he said to you, amer you
got the 1850, Just now, as uuderstood you, thst
you had been having good deal Of expense, and
sss KEEP M
Q. why did ne say 70 you. ar.sr you had gotthe
EXPENSE. and 20 Keep ~ A: He admit say 70 keep
tt. He said never mind. .,.i "a NJ
Q. Why did be say thstf. A., I do not know. I
turned Hal y e g.S ny asts S why dd he
never mind ~ A. I Cd sred 70 divide the noted
with him, and 1 told hin there Ia $500. have
touch il, and Would not take tho notes. :
q. Why did he say never mind the q, 5ooe A.
Says l. .fhere Is ta,,soo that hase gott money
Viewer mind ii ,SsI ifSSu csn ssii them 10 Sss
York as you say you CAM
O. why did he say .Nsvsr mind that" That
Win sssy None Do s EnS" he s' s.i
q. why do you say he sad q, "A. I said he
part Of the notes: Says ]: :.1Aers,. Billy, VIII
divide With yon; there Is q. 500 Of this that has
been paid.s Says he: 81 will not touch that.
Never mind, you have been under good deal Of
had collected III a. I do not know, he knows
does. Rasoas paid my Sii,s.s q r. -.
Q. Do you expect that anybody Will believe
your s.stsnenti Nov, you are . man who has
You had q conyersatlon with Colonel Moore Il,
which You told him you hsd eoliected Of these
notes 100 sna ne az 5 na I you o ssys
the others, you can dlride!" A. do not believe
Q. Do you believe anybody can believe you
when you say there that he had no interest 10
1T A. merely state what occurred; that Is all
Q. Did anybody ever telf youto never mind
what you had done with your own property
before that had no interest in III A. Well,
do not think Ihave ever paid much attention
to what anybody ever told me. 5s5aH
@. Did he not have an interest 10 1T A. No,
sir. o.. .1 Faa
@. Had you not got to give him an interest
in til A. No, sir. .-r 81.
%. You had notl A. Not at that time. No,
SIR: and he did not know the amount Of the
note or anything about IL. 1s-so its saz
.sfQs There was no understanding that he was
to have any portion Of 10 A. No, str. 81 NC
@. And stili he told you never mind this
81, 300 you had collected A. It was the first
time he ever knew ofthe notes. Lshowed him
the notes, and says L "There, Billy there Is
viii not touch them" Says I, ~ am going TO
hand It to you" Ts,ssr so 7grf = s--..,E
\ The Chairman. Did you not 90 to Colonel
Moore's desk after you received that express
package from Chicago, and offer to divide those
notes with Colonel Moorei Now, Is not that
The Witness. After the g, 500 was QUIT
Q. Yes. Did you not say 70 him: "Now,
here, I have got these notes, and am going TO
divide with youi A. went and told him, II
have struck pretty good lead, and I will go
q. Did he not say to you right there, 'T do
dot want your notes; you sell the notes, and
Will divide the proceeds with you" Did he
not say that to you'll A. I tod him that they
were very we'll reported-these men-and !
thought the notes could be sold In New York
very well. - ~ = S-ai-i''I -l- 1-slii o.,
O. Did he not say to you that he did not
want the notes; but that you should sell the
notes and divide the proceeds A.. He did not
say that he wanted the proceeds or the notes.