Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-28

that they wanted him a. in Washington. Wit
ness then went to Cansds, snd stopped tSo
he had been home about week or ten DAYS, a
MAN NAMKD ALBERT CUEZ,
employed by Whitley and Nettleship, came to
Ste II he wss home, and witness then 'turaet
up'-showed himself on the street; Nettlesh, L
sent after him, and asked
WHAT had BROUGHT BIN HOME?
witness said that he thought he would come to
Washington, and Nettlsship said For COTS
sake don't you do il; ii you have no regard 10
me, have some for my family \. said II be
came here lie would have him (witness) locked
up, for he was Indicted; witness did hot % 70
Michigan; never was in Detroit; witness repeat
ed what Nettleship said after he came from
Canada; n. said
"EOU ARE THE ONLY MAN WHO CAN SAVE Us.
we will get away with Hayes." Billy Guild
then took him TO Long Branch, to keep Nr.
wilson from getting hold of him; stopped there
week, and went home; they then proposed 10
send him 10 Montreal; Nettsship proposed It;
witness started, but did not GO further than
New York; stopped at I99 Lexington avenue;
stopped there about two weeks, but came home
nsaTiy every night, witness sent his brother 20
Billy Guild, and went over to Newark and met
Nettleship at Guild house, tod y. that he in
tended to give himself up, and he then asked
how he w0uld like
To MAKE TRIP To BURorE,
witness said he wouldn't care il be had money
enough. n. asked how much he wanted to stay
there six months, and il 81 900 for him and $500
would take him. He said it would, aud y SAID
that be had better go back % New York and
stay few days; that they woulu have TO send u
Washington, and the party was tight at that
time; that MIR. Harrington (Defence-We
will waive that.) That Mr.. Harrington mad TO
sIend so much money on Burton. Witness re-
turned TO New York, Gould saying that he
would meet him; Gould did not come, and went
back to Newark, and saw Gould and NettIe-biD
together. Nettleshlp asked if he was prepared
to go TO Europe, saying il would not be safe 10
take the Heboken or Jersey City line; that be
BETTER TAKE THE MONTREAL LINE.
Witness returned to New York, aud a young
man named Curry came to him with thou
sand dollars, and they were going 10 take him
aH sy, curry wanted him TO go to Montreal,
and witness said ii they give him five thousand
dollars be would not leave the house that night
Guild came next day and asked why he did not
go, and if ne did not Nettleship would have TO
go, that be had better 60 from Boston. Satur-
day morning coach came TO his boarding
house with Curry and took him to jersey CITY:
saw Guild there. Deputy Marshal Daily aud
Guild
GOT HIS TICKRT FOR LIVERPOOL.
Witness WaiteO from 10 O'Clock until y O'Clock
when the ticket came. Witness could not see
the steamer, and Curry SAIL that the tug boat
would take them TO the steamer. Curry gave
him the money after he got on the steamer.
Witness walked about tue steamer, and Curry
remained on the steamer. evidently fearing
him. Witness found a small tug boat, and
CURRY BADE HIM GOOD Rye
ana toGk tug on one side OF the steamer and
lett witness got on the tug on the other side
and landed him a. pier IS Witness telegTaphai
TO Newark the same night that he wa. not gone
yer; and also to DoTnes that he was ready to 60
10 Washington.
Witness attention was recalled. and said he
was sent fer III July 20 90 TO So Bleeker street
New YORK, auo went over, getting there be
tween L ard l O'Clock. Saw Albert CUM there
VINO took him 10 room and told him 10 ~ ait
NettleshIp came in, and witness asked il b.
was The man who had come to his house. anc
receiving an affirmative answer, was told T.
take good look al him. Whitley came in. AMI
Nettleship asked witness IL he (Witness) would
come down 10 Washiu gtOn and swear that a.
hsd not seen OF been connected with him Net
MT; Henkle objected, and being Overruled
noted an exception.
Witness resumed and said he told NettIeshlp.
that he would not go u Wsshir gtOn TO make a
false oath. Colonel Whitley was present at this
time, but went out again; don't know that be
was present when NettleShip told him this
witness " as present from twenty minutes 10
half an hour. The message to him was thst
the Chief AID Nettleship wanted to have a tails
with him. When witness met y ct IeshiD At the
Blngl am House, Philadelphia, y. said he gave
THE ORDERS as THEY CAME FROM THR COL
oNEL.
When witness was in Washington the first tim
he went by the name Of Miller, at Nettleshp'-
suegegtiOn not TO GO by his right name.
QuestOn.-what did Nettlesaip tell you abou,
Whitley getting him M INTO this case?
Objected to by defence.
Mr.. Riddle said If permitted 10 show the rela-
tions or Curry and CUM he would be able 10
sustain Mr. Zirruth.
Mr.. Davidge said that they expected to show
otherwise. He would prefer that the examina
ton in chief be fully closed before they com
menced their crOss-examinatiOn.
MIR. Riddle said he had examined the witness
under the ruling of the court as invoked by the
defence, aud he wished to say that he was
through with the witness.
The court said that the prosecution would be
permitted to recall this witness if they SO de-
served.
ZIRRUTH CRoss-RxAMINRD.
witness was cross-examined by MIR. Davidge
ana said he had been constable for two years
IN Newark; previously kept dining saloon,
worked previously for Dir. Nettleship in New
ark, n. j.; Nettleship told him that he was OF
the secret service; was in Nettleship's employ
for three and half years. THE court at this
point instructed the witness as TO his privi
leges Witness had been arrested by Nettle
ship and Applegste for passing 81 bill coun-
teTfeit, as they said had lived in Newark .
years. Witness did not know the object of Net
tleship sending him here at first.
recess was taken tor thirty minutes.
After Recess.
On Teassemblng at y O'Clock,
GuSt1U ZtTah resumed the stand, and hl
cross examination was continued as follows:
Witness WAS TO receive $40 per month and ex-
pCnses. First saw Demaine on the sidewalk
and witness first spoke OF the weather; q man
on the opposite side Of the street told him WIN
Domaine was; was not introduced TO him. sIe
Domaine on the street the second time;
NEVER WAS INTRODUCED TO him,
nor tod him his name. Witness opened the
conversation the second time by TemsTkIne
about buying a lot, and Domaine advised him
nOl 10 pIy. put wait LDl spring. Inc C1lfl Time
he met DemaiHe was in a ssTeet Car; had not uE
to his time met Butler or Hayes. The conVer
sation was then about books and papers, and
Demaine mentioned John o. Evans and Gov
Shepherds name. Spoke about books because
re had been so instructed by Nettleship. When
Butler and Demaine had
THE CONVERSATION IN THB MARBLE SALOON.
and books were spoken of; witness did moi
exactly know what il was about.
Q.-Did you not know when you said that
you had friend who could get the books, that
you were telling lie?
Answer.-It was a lie from the commence
ment to the end, as found out afterwards. /
only told what NettleshlP told me to say.
Witness had an interview with Hayes the day
before Hayes met Demaine in the Marble Sa-
loon, Did not know Hayes under any name OF
at any place.
HAYES DECEIVED HIN,
and witness did not know that he wss being de-
ceived until Hayes said that il was a "put Iup
Job" When he left the steamer and returned
TO New York he went to Lexington avenue; saw
MIR. Downs on Tuesday night; came here 0cto-
ber 1st, and
WAS LOCKED Up IN JAIL.
Had been allowed 10 20 out of jail with guard
went out two or three times. While in Jail a
book was sent him (the report Of the csmmit-
tee) by Downs. (Mr. Riddle.-I sent it,
Downs said it was book he could pass away
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