, 1874-10-31
Weary Waiting in the Wash
ington safe-Burglary
Case,
Dcia1Cati0n in tho Boston Bank Of
Redemption.
Opening Of the Defense in the Glen
denning Case.
Confession Of the Oyster Bay, l. L.,
Murderers.
Tho yynsr,tupto,. SuFp.NtlrE1nrT Case

Tho Washington SnEr-fsurElnry Cnscs
speeal Dispatch to 7he Ch,t'ao 4'7o"nt.
WABu1Soros, D, c., Oct. 80.-An important
part Of 11ayos' Testimony III Tho safe-burGlary
cago will not prohably be given prominence In
tho preaB report to.night The point Ia that
when Harrington called on uayeB ut the jail lo
assured him (I1ayes), with great confidence md
cn,,,hoss. TINT he would SEQ him out OF the
trouble tint be (Harrington) appointed Riddle
to prosecute the GaHo, etc., lcay,ny tho impress
sion worry clearly on Hhycs' mind (Aaycs being ut
the time iu coninotnont aud charged 0s I'LL ac-
cessory III tho burylary) TINT Harrington had
full control OF affauH aud could decide tue for
tuno of tho parties concerned.
HAyEs' TESTIMONY.
fTU the 4 sR1ciafrd Ptf&s1
V.su1raroS, Oct. 10. The Aato- o-bnrelary case
vas F31tnn'sd tiiiH morning. Tho 1udgo decided
thar ;tie conversation Of lawyer 6olumolyille
could not bo admitted Nt prenent.
HAYES resumed bis tB.tituuny On the night
Of MAY i witneas received instructions from
Nettlcsilip to 20 aud Beo S0lnncrrlllo about got
ting Benton Yo1eaaed from tho 3ai! sn Washing
ton. Tic day before, NetlleBhap aakcd witness
to como on himself a,l mike nttidavit that he
iuducul Bantou to como hero aud blow tho eafo
opon. by an arrangement made with Columbus
Alexander. Witness declined to come. SOM
moryitle tool witness iuto his office aud
produced from a drnwer IN afAaasis ani,
but llo declined. At tho request Of Cu,sz. wit
uess callod ut Cunz'a otl'ce on tho morning fol-
lowing, md Cunz gave wltncRs four 96o pi'ls,
saying, - 'Nett(ebhip told me- to Eiy1 thib to YOU
went to Sorn1ncryo's ofico. somnorvillo pro,
duccd III affidavit nEalu. saying. have altered
this to suit your objections. Will you sign it
now ?" Witness did 30, Md sworo toit. On tue
direction ol NottloAhir. Hs was to receive 5s
pur ,lay. Arrived ut Iorouto May 10 ; stopped
~ the Commercial Hotel under the ualno Of
William Hiuc. On a1ay % Nc.tleahip arsyed IN
House, tudor tho pauo Of ]. Q. King.
Witness mot him at his room, No.
1c3. Tho register Of the RuBsln House was
produced IN court. and tho name Of King shown
standing opposite that room, 1G3. Nettloshtp
wanted Witness to make another affidavit, swoar-
ing TINT Carter got witness to como ou hero aud
1lx up casc and that Butts. another detective.
helped. This, Nottleslip said. would place Car
tor wloro Benton WIS, aud Benton would be re-
antee him $1,000, for ho was satisfied tlle Colo
ncI would pay that amount. Tho samo day Now
comb arrived in Toronto, and showed vitnoss
4 lutter from Benton it the handwriting
ed sd u %Asy sGnr ai a 'tss1 sssa IT dR4oesd R,ed
Eewcomb to 10 to Toronto and see Witness aud
try to got him to return to Washington and .cs-
tity. II he would not 90, then to take his dopo-
aitfup Witness came on to Washington aud tea-
titled, aud WAS aftorwardE arrested and commit
ted to Jail OIL warrant BWorn out ny Harrington.
While In jai Harrington visited witneBs and
said: II hayo nothing to do with your qunrrels
with Whitley or Nett!eship, but will show you
wny out Of this. Riddle will call md aee you to-
pioirow."
THIS endod the droct examination Of Hayes:
Hayes MAS then cross-e1aniued. Before tho
conclusion Of the examination the court ad-
jourrcd.
THE MAN CUM.
New YonK, Oct. S0.-Albort Cunz, who WAS In.
dicted in the supreme Court of tho District OF
Columbia for conspiracy to dofame tho character
Of Columbus Alexander, resisted, through coun-
eel. his return to Washington. The caBo rms be-
fore judge Blatchford, Of the United StateB Dis
trct Court, Oh nn application for q warrant for
tho removal OF Cunz to Washington, mud tho
Jidge decidoB: II think this Ia proper caso
for warrant Of removal"
Arrest Ut n Bank Teller for E3nbozxle-
nlent.
Special Dispatch to The Chtraqo Tribune.
Bosros, Oct. s0.-Gcorge H. Kingsbury,
Assistant Receiving Telor Of the National
Bank OF Redemption, was arrested to-day for
cn,bozzltug tho funds Of tho bank. BY his
confession 1t appears thut at the time OF tho
November fire, two yoars ago, he had takon from
t4o funds Of tho hank $500. From TINT time ho
has gone on unit! the amount Of tho dofalcation
now il about 2G.0 00U. He had been in tho employ
VI LAA6 JULIA 1aAtC Q4Ayt 4otOf AAA MAG 6GuSl-
nlly respected ind implicitly truatod Tie
cause Of his stealing was doubtless tho noccss.
tics of living, as ho Inns wife aud one child,
aad receives q aalnsy Of but $500 4 year. 1t is
reported that ho lived very modeatly in the sub
utbg, and has no extravngaut vices Tho manner
In Which Mr. Kingsbury has from time to tlmo
elnbezzlod tho funds Of the bank, haa beon to
secure letters containing checks mud drafts re-
ceved from other, bank and account
for them Va SO much casl Oh hand, while
in roplity 10 took tho mouoy that
tho drafts and ohecka represented and put
it In bis own pocket Whenever bank would
complain that there was mistake In itH account,
Kingsbu1y would rectify il by transferring tho
this napuor the fraud has boon carried OH and,
by ueries OF falBo ontrios. wns kept from tho
knowledge Of the officers. Whenever tho day
came for an examination OF the funds Of the
bunk Mr. Kingsbury, By false entries, madchs nc.
count appear correct, but tie recsnt frequent oe-
cu,rence OF ulatAkea n the statements sent to 9th.
erbanks confirmed the suspicious Of tue otiIcere
that Mr. kingHbury was dofauiter. aav1ne
strong suspicious OF tho SOURCE and nature oi
tho trouble, plan was devised to detect ant
unravol tho mystery. Accordingly, on ThurBda,
tho Cashier Nr. preaby. placed O. letter on Mr.
hlngsbury's doHk containing . check, and tht
lattes soon appropriated it to himself. Kings
bury wns then accused Of having atolon money
aud strong proofs of bis guilt were discovered
by tho finding Of drafts and checks in hlt
possession, tho actual cash value Of whict
NAa AHoAt R13taHH 411 hAtAitt1A ANf4isE tAA9A
IN nl about $4,000. His affairs had becomo se
complicated mud the number OF complaints WIZ
80 greas that. to prevent the Cashier discovering
the condition of things, it bocamo necessary fol
him to get possession Of all etters coming to tht
bank from Other banks, Which accounts for th'
large sum found in his possession. Some twt
years aGo discrepancy OF 90, 100 was found i,
t4o accounts Of tho baua, and suspicion wai
directed to two clerks, resulting IN their dia
charge. Mr. hlugshury now contossog that Ii,
took the money, and thAt tho clerka waro il
noeeut.
The GlendonninE Cnxe--Oponing o.
the Defense - lnspeaehia,x Mar,
R0meroysA Character.
Ffona fhs Heso York H'ortd, Oct 10.
The defeuao made no formal opeuing, AMI
saed Miss Jennie Doggott as tho first witueAa
Bho testified that Mary romsroy mot Aor o.
Prospect avenue one day last summer, and sh
asked her II 1t WAS true that abe uas engaged t.
Mr. Glendenuing. Mary said she was very sor