Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08
EeIease % snyder. ahe Rnrgiar.

MORE BOUT THE MAN no DID-DR DID
NOr-PFRSONATE EDFS.
The following statements are published in
IeteTGrC CO to the arrest OF Green in Baltimore
on the charge of being the party who person
&tvd Et6S and gave bail for Snyder. AMI VINO
was Brought to this city and released. These
St4t@meI - help 70 make that singular trans
action little more mysterious even than il
a WASHINGTON DETECTIVES STATEMENT.
Detective Cl&TyOe. of Washington, says
that OF Friday, August ., ne left Washing
jo1. on the lis =. IN. train by the Baltimore
ana Potomac Railroad for Baltimore At the
repB-st of Hon. Jeremiah NJ. Wilson. 10 get
y" afiravit Of Thomas Philbiu in the IS 600
fcihery case. As the train was leaving ne
noticed T. Z. Leighton, the CLERK of the Police
Court, Walking on the platform. and CIarVOe
aECIug that he was also going 20 Baltimore
jOlI him 10 Jump aboard, and Leighton sat
on tTe seat il 'front.' OF him all the way to
Baltimore. On their arrival in Baltimore they
tcok Il street car FROM the Union depot. amt
WINE IN Aald car Leighton inquired tine way
To- The ratsh1l's Office. CldrgOe a. ked what
iLar>La' Leighton replied. Marshal Fry.
t,dIEro said ne was going to the same place.
a-d Sou-C show him. leighton then said
ia, = e ii,,i come "a II Baltimore 20 see II tie
CbEIG IDENTIFY iGl man VINO poISGuated Mr..
r1es- lie SAID he might not be able to iier-
lily MN, nut ~ ne dld ne wanted 70 know II
ne could get out warrant. Mr.. CiaTvGg
SAID iie could, and added TIA, ne lCiarvO9!
Vou.u h'lp BIN. Mr. CidIvOe further sug-
ge>tcd that il Nr. leighton fa led 10 iipntiTr
the man on s ght ne might do so after CON
ESTSatIpH Witn MN. Arrived at tGe place OF
destination, leighton went 10 Marshal
rty'S Office and tlaTVCe went 20 that OF
detective tIOEe. The latter ACCOMPANIED
tiaTvOe u the Office Of Commissioners RyIg-
eTS, but mat gentleman not being in, ne
could DO nothing Ia the ease OF Phiibiu.
IHeE went 10 see Archibald Sterling United
states prosecuting attorney for The B4lti-
more dlStTiCt, Who promised 70 attend 10 the
case the next morning. ketuTulng 10 the
II RrShaIS office he saw q man under arrest
whose name was said TO he Green and who
had been arrested as the party who person
lrH-s agnrr. = TFrtsg
hlm II he was willing 10 come 10 Washing
ton. He said he was, and Leighton said il
lie was not the man they wanted they would
pay IT'S way back. The panty left Baltimore
IL the 5.l5 D. III. Train, and on the cars CIar-
voc asked Leighton what ne thought of the
man. The latter replied that he thought he
urill Evans Snyder : lawyer had seen him.
1t was then agreed to take Green 10 leigh
tons room and send for Evans They ar
I-Neu III W Washington at $50 o'clock and
ClarvOe took Green TO LeightOn's room. while
Leighton went for Evans. il Evans identi-
fed the man, ClarvOe was 10 take him y
sent back To Baltimore. Clarvoe left Green
al LeIghton's, and went 10 headquarters fog
L,s mail and papers. Returning he saw
ENans IN The room, and asked, g Is he the
mdI ~ Evans replied, " No; he was no such
looking man Mr.. Leighton then seemed
perfectly satisfied, and also said that Green
ticket for Baltimore and fifty cents as he
bad no money. CIsrvOe also gave him p
cents, AL the money he had with him. AMI
lie LETT on the lU p. m. train.
BALTIMORE DETECTIVES STATEMENT.
Under date Of September s. 1873, Mr.. John
F. Schafer, Baltimore detective, made a
statement OF the affair, also in writing, and
addressed TO j. T. Gray, marshal. The sub
stHntial points Of this statement are, that on
august n, at $50 p. M, he was ordered by
JEIet CrOne 10 accompany L. +. Leighton
ana show him John Green's place Of bust
ness AT No. Market space. He did so, and
suggested 10 Leighton TO go In, and, If he
~ lot al
have mis- Gair dressed. In that way he might
make sure OF Green being the mau. Schafer
waited outside. and, when Leighton came
out, lie said THAT is the man that went
SDyder's bail" Schafer then accOInpanieI
Leighton To Justice McCafery's office, on
-. Paul street, where Leighton swoce out a
arrested by Senator and Officer J. Mitchell
and taken TO the police Office. While there
waiting for Marshal Gray, Mr.. ClarvOe came
III with Chlef Creme. Leighton and ClaryOe
asked Green If he was willing TO go to WASH
ingtOn. Green replied in the affirmative
and Leighton said that il would be all right,
and that If he was not the right man who
entered bail for Snyder he would be returned
TO his family that night.
CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORATION have
been fled in the office of Recorder of Deeds
a. follows: In the name of Capitol City Fire
Insurance company, the objects of which are
for The purpose OF granting Insurance on pro- |
ierty OF every description against loss or |
damage, by fire or lightning. with a capital |
STOCK OF 500, 0OO, divided into 5000 shares OF |
SiOO each, To be managed by board OF trus- |
tees, viz: George W. Balloon, y. L. Barber |
: a. Terry, Chas ID. Gilmore ard A. A. Hos !
mer.
IN the names of VIM. Taylor, Glenn Smith.
Robert Hill, W. Frye, j. II Dyson. ]. A. |
Green, q. Weir. Basil krazier, Geo W. Hen |
son, y. Frazier, Henry Dorsey. Alfred |
smith and Z. r. Edelin,, in the name of the /
Sumner Cooperative Business Association
the objects of which are To carry on a gene
raj traffic and merchandise business. more
especially the grocery and market business.
with capital stock Of 81 500, divided into |
shares of SIS each.
STUDS AND BUTTONS IN dead gold ana "a |
karat plate in stone, enamel, chased aud !
plain, In all the new fall styles, received at /
Priggs jewelry store, No. 45I Pennsylvania |
avenue. near AZ street, agent for the new
Lake George diamond settings.
CONSUMERS acknowledge that the best col
llrs made are the ElmWOOd and WarHica ]