, 1876-05-14

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AEYea. Eir, and nt,na nnaeo 20 tne comptroller?
with tSaf ranort 'a o& &eoafsa the deposita agreed
l. o.u, BALANCING.
+ Ee-faW conid you make thnse repottx ba]anea
musu tnese snI1s were not credited on the cash.
900 nT9oK! A:-Weit, we balanced By the cash-book,
"6 1epolled the money received. $50
xH-But you: had to furnish Treasures's receipts
lof The money turned over didn't ynnT A -Yes
Sir; ce1tainly: ''1' A-A'7'
You could not mike them balance with vou.
repSort7 A.-oh. certainly. '@''' ! -
V-HoW sof Ave would. deposit tha bal
Q.-Now, the cash book would show. tha war
.,aal ranS would show that~ certain .sums had been
pa1d! A.-fes, sir.
sgq% sRa fea. tasfS tSn
actually been entered On the cash: book
XJlnsn Janst how how could yoa make the balance1 A.
-ne nVnI d4ne da1,i 6ataaee es BY tha, warrant.
your balance? A--No, sir:
~Q.-Don't take that into considerations A.
eas uP
the amounts on each warrant, since he went
iato 70 oMSe: n3
geared 70 have boen paid on ths ea4h:hoakt A.
1ess sit, .
~: R-And md your lecetpte from the Trcaa-
nrer ner 1h saow p re receipts 5y ths Tssaa
sic;' the amounts reported.
-, ,-Aaa those we're always balanced? A.-Yesr
Q-Thele f. no difference then between the
amonnt stated On the cash book and the Treasurcra
r. receipts? A:LThstI cannet say becanae 50 far as
ont vhat 20 ali 1arr;i"ae. ~ maoe'
thn nf3es y. tooi 1s-ts.1t ~ LaS tseEi4H VI
self Ia taEe his e,1o"n;a T-c snas MN
Whether he renorted aI int .ros ,cesvsd w. n1
that Is more than W. S eeffysa Gs no
o ise tha' hfd nothing " that part
os-He .1nioht hsra rsno,4oa ,..-
ceiyed ABHe might spo'''o te'1 tnon WAS r."
Ana turn % ever that lesser amount to the
0.-ATd ,,ohoag tsa,,ia u1, "a.
veTt thronnS tSe hnot. 'aa1 ~ e4cop' 1asJ
Q;-How about parties--tax- sye paysnsEeivtor sn
:, ,o.x. Vnkuhs, DATED AHEAD:
ahami1 thst eeat 1es 70 y9n kno" anyfh1ng
-1xs1. -1mss- .4ats tseanSnMy @ done1 @ A..Hest stz
,,,oS,,5 Guss snz 51a.e @ low saat Was? A.-PaFtfcs
tmes nnt nheed 'e S9ec aateu ahead some
segored =. being actually received.
,e1,d.t 9 pasles "o9!a nhse shsr receipts Tor It,
"1sI pnt ~! {! .a1s m1slney ~. Hou.u.
bo9i ndt no 1s @ ts On the eas a.
would not e renorfe5 y'4i H. noo9ck 1as s.i
s.otJ ~, t ne t1st ~. nooley, pro9apiy,
'1s aos xGp nt VI naek As said be-
Sasns ph eeas aay 9eca1sc1l ne nad check
T. mil I'M cecs tat,a oae"ou1a report
Snt w1da no1 arn te check over to the
~ Wno ~, I,ta nf.,a =, o. Ai;-no, stS
.47,- uG 54o kIu" auoet Paslle3 paying on these
ease tna1 lt; ! know. . ot: IT,,
S"-"aen "as tnatf A.-fotter Palmer.
POTTER PALMER
know. A-In regard to this Potter Palmnr check.
know that he gave check on this-I don't Re.
member, burI think ID WAS tho City National Bank,
check only day ortwo before this bank vent M
dor for rha whale amount of his tar.
Q.-gWhat was the who whole amount Of it! A--Be-
Q.-About SIS, 600 I think Nr. Dorley stated.
A.-Weu, don't remember the amount Of course.
didn't consider TINT ~ apart Of any business Of
:anged understood.
Q:-Did yo1 see the cheek. A.-Idid not.
understood Mr. Won Hoilen to say that. tie ar
,olSin had made tho arrangement. with Potter
PALMER In rerazd to tn payment Of his tsxes and
,e was to take his check, and hold it for an IN
Q.IW5,o was was that, AIR, Won Holleu.
1.-Mr. Won Moiien told you 80 !; 4.MYcs s1r.
Q.-Tbat Nj. colvin had ;nade ths arrangement.
vas the amount Of It. We'll he had got Ills re-
eipt-book for ali his ta1es, and his checS was de-
,osited in tie office @~''. -'' s'>' - ~
,ae Into The oes bnt It see1. 1ao nn. ~ r. o
I'D gwen Ii, reeeipt.bo to one et the 4s county s
,nite furr7 thsre abont eettinp: .hs b"oh "R
ftef this bank bud failed. and theef alta twards
MIR. Won HolleQ and Potter ialmes-1nade !
eme sort Of arrangement whereby he wns to psy |
q tnsta1lments. He paid along 81, 900, 81, GOO, /
nd S3, o00 at time, and, along in-perbsps it !
rus December or Jauuary it would belt might !
Iase been as lata ~ January, and perhaps Feb |
uary, don't remember when, bat 1t Waa about |
be time thnt that cloth department OF pa1mers /
sas about going into other hands, and there. was
amor that Potter W4s going under; and Won Ho1- |
On hadn't been At the ot1lec fos.aday or two, and
ne side and told hin whatI bati heard about Pot.
ef Palmer, and Wantea. to know II he had /
Il TINT straightened up yet l. was nuxious
or Won Holen; and be said yea. that waB al right;
10 had given check for the balance due, and 1t /
nd been indorsed by some other parties, that it
Tbs all perfectly straight h sald he had been at It
ma week. waiting and tslktng with him, and 90
trough day or two before.
Qt-That was abont week ago, you say?-or
Then was that? A.-Oh, this was along In, per-
aps,- -Jauuaty.
Q.-Do you know ANYTHING else about that Potter Il
almef business A-Wsll, be kept dragging !!
long, Z think, In January, and he paid aftef the
i 81 January soms;: 1n.leeand % the warrant of
/ 400 between my account and the, amounts de:
osited Oh the 1874 warrant, and the amount as ap-
cared paid BY the warrant Itself, and there was,
a the 18th day ct April, Sill 500 dua >on, this
heck OF Potter FAlmer,s- It waa then In NJ.
oolcy 8 hands,-fn his charge: suppose it was IN
le safe. OF coufse that left cur accounts ont Of
e. some II. 81 o od Or atsta e s8on+ S3o
TERoAT.
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