, 1874-10-11


or inpzomptu arrangements gotten up for
| gaming bv Farwcu aud others? Al do not
know What you mean.
| Q.-Do Tou lnoU Of his playing at other places
than those gaming ne-houzea? Al have heard
OF l,is playing iu other places.
Q.-Wero you ever there7 Al heard Of his
playing when I u1a not present.
| Q.-Have you ever been at other places With
him than ordinary gaming -housos2 Al think
! II very likely know post1 vely that have eee,
ana Asso at inc 1IeHost l1onse.
WA 10 II ior aaa OF p1oals ALL "As gen
c1S.5 loT riott; ~,
V;-uio ena5leJ play 1or 1un 11ocn: a--on, l
dou aoo" hc psooaolg "ou'a. Cnar.oJ Wa
nan tha: was very fond OF p!ayinE eard.'
V:-Dta you Loo" anything OF Jue Loa-
oaru A--1es, stf, khc" nun:
H;-ao" was ne aoout ca1d-playy1ug: r.
I; wei; 81, Ae ma .ne reputation OF oelns very
s6lsl1uI c~1o-playes-
man that was very skluful in handling cards
could do most ANYTHING with them. The feats
that be would perform were said to be very won.
terful- believe that he has quite q national
reputation. This man Lombard had such =
very great reputation here that Of course nobody
that know him would play With him OF
play IN any game where he Was For
that reason | don't recollecs that cld ever ell
ther see OF play IN game Of cards where be WAS
ono OF the players.
dan? A.-Yes. sir.
Q.-What sort Of fellow is he p? Al never
la1ew anything Of him except in connection with
his card-p!aJlug.
Q.-Wnat was his reputation among sporting
men for de1tes1ty in haudllng carda? A.-We!l.
his reoutation. as near as can get At It, was
that he Waa = fellow that wa5 always looking Tor
Advantages, but ho want sn1art enough always
to get shem.
Q.-Did these men, Jordan and Lombard, vie-
it the same establishments that FarTsit DID or
not? A-Tes; thus man Jordan I hayo very
frequently seen playlug cards in party IN
which FaTwoll waa ono Of the com psuy- cali
not cali to 1niud any ono particular time now at
this dissapce of time, OF ever having eeen julie
Lombard play, though have frequently seen
him in these places. just az you often zee out
siders coming in aud lookin: on.
Q.-Do YOU know whether Farwe1l aud Lom-
bard we're acquainted1 Al presume they
we're, OF course
scther? Al power saw them-tlat is don't
leco1lect of ever having scon them.
Q.-Do YOU know the extent OF the Intimacy
OF Farwell and Lombard together Al do not.
Q.-Do you know how thesa privute paltie-,
gotten IN outside OF the club-rooms, wcra
brought together, and By whom? A.-!As far as
that goes. al Of THESE. to tho best of mv recol-
lection, we're either owned or controlled
hy gamblers wherever they we're. except,
probably, these games THAT I mentioned as
asns . oo<u ptlseu ~ ns taJ Sa ha-o ~ +s n,J
tso". .u' -. 49,. .a1s ~. ~ ~, ra.o.1ao.ion
. a. .n1au nous' e0 Hs. ,t,a- I ~, ~
!Ie l1oua mote uneu ~ cnn co;ns.1 ~, ot'a., ~
"nae neon ~ tnas, - RloauSoar M , H..
Q-iou an nxso seen w 1."en ~; p'@st1s Ill Aooe0
1oc14s uase 1ou - H. 1er;x.t ,.~+;.. r
~ uen oleaa " ,.ii 10 t'S la,,d - g..
a. ~nGh o hno Us h. fr;sd. rot.ah
toSetnel, no" "ale ne auu u.o u'snus a.e'a:.s
toseIaes, was II o5 aceiaens OF ~ apponttss sas..
Al could not state no" theS haVe oeen
psonsh5 toge.nel oou knom. .,..o.+.;,
Q:-Uo You KNOW "1etnel nps .! .us en.s1 ass Is1u
n1ensa ~ M.Ia - - t ~ 1t1 W. "oh1 10
o.o:s e,a:ato..." so .-,.5s ~ s1rI.oJ-s 49,
s.,,oS- Son,at;nes mn and somotines another
Tnnld sav' "Why. hero think thera are party
~ ihssc ..,t,ar,an njavin1 At aucn and such !.
.,:sna sn.nos.l va 81, mi see and ser what ia
s,n;no on :, Somat1mpe - no,;so would bs riyoa
hr hr@ o,,e and sometimes bv anothe-.
n o-Wev,, st1anesra frnnn the outside towns.
.;t;ax snd v,lIares aver aGnitted to these enter
tajnrnonts A.-Oh. YES. cir. ns old Bu:tertield
.axa :. ;rnnse ",mf1ino njacca ara ike the yates
of hrt-1hev r., niwxys onen."
n .NWere fhero eyer aov entertainments got
ron mn csnec,,]lv for the benefit Of ontaiders
Al have no doubt there we're.
D-Do vnu know of any7 A-Eo do not