, 1876-05-14
examination of Heaford, the:
Bookkeepe1.
AnAccount Of. the Way: the
Office Was Run.
Heafford's Discoveries, and
What: Dooley Said; TO-;
Him About Them.
Tha Witness Rather: Reflects on
the Cashiers Qualifications.
vha Ex-Collector Cleaned Out: the
Safe Before He Left.

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There were no new Developments 1n'tae'Ho1
,1aua,, -5e,a1catiou, Yesterday, beyond what -ap
n'nsA u.rS.a,. +ss+,,nonv -oivap he1nw, N,
pear u neail'to ~. :. ~ - - .,,,,,
receipts were p1ousu1 ~ =, Po1e~ W -.
thst they hsd paid the shpplng Soueceor >tnca1
,sessment on personal property There WET
~mL.1- 1rbb +hourht the shortage would: moi
nnuAs 49, eao nm 1yhf,s others ,,1aoaa !,
tnomt 70 ,ose' soVsoo.' w. .ss,. -. 300 49,
Rt $l00,0U, ahn one OF w" a. t1sA ~ e@e~!vVo
Nothing; further was dayelowcd about Voc
Hol,en,s leaye- taking beyond that! already pub
nshcd % The belief is general that he Is now In
lsnto' A.e To-oato ran,5a and there helms
Windsor OF Aosoa.o' e1a .-.,. oe4As'
no e1traditon treaty 10 ofang nun oack, ne caa
nat be molested By American authority. Mike
rr.,s ooe of the unfortunate boudsmeu,
h'ans, Wv ot7,re In. The afternoon and
rtated that ne Vas On tne pono Aot ~A'5ooo VI
s3o0o, and said 80 far as he was concerned be
rorla not make any efforts to bring. Won Hollen
-. c,h,l+v- another Of the boudsueu. ,was
uefs- eS ~ hod nothing. In. cav aho1,t his
lso arouna. oas ~, '.': ~ ''''~>~ ''A'
ltAQl12tf III AAAAN fANA-A@~
MORRIS oooLET,
n.s1 w. 49, Unn Ho,1en assured him. when he
sEalsn u1a'. -. x,nf.o+. ,1...<a - a.
called his aftenf1on ~ 1ue ecAeo' p1aeso IL tus
rashdrz8er agsinst his account, that be had
.1..t,- ~ money in Greeuebaum's Bank to make
sotd and without assuming to question his
s Msuga, ~ 1.1-+her allowed tie matter to % m
supeHtlVtt H!nthar I'M when the samn ino,1irT md
tor 1u1heI lug nusI III esns aa5 =
Enswer would DC repeated as a is
that there was shortage OF ss',uu IN qoa Aol-
LENS accounts in 1873, and explained the man
nrann1tT Nc ~ T tarcs and rendered returns for the
fames as already given in his testimony.
ea1Ts Thss Eomntro}1er dischsrged aII the emn1oyes
but one yesterday, Charles ]. White, license
aefk nos assss essl1 ~ uas W. a,,1e, shaa9a,
remaining 70 a1lend 70 appncants WHO require
;f f5s eaesab es 81 "a asa thus fs5n
ceTned nntil the Council ~takes action in the
,,,aft ~ IT IN anrointment tn fhe Co1fertorHfin
I'll The old cnnlnves in the CoIlector,a Office
1a..s.I1. ~ sffx-n +hst +ber 5d.,ot l1rW ~ Wv
4q'eaulY a44M nat tue5 t3 ~ ~" VI VI "
Houen'S gamo9ng nanlt5 uuL1 ia1ey, auu e1-
pressed aston1snment az ms enormous losses,
viii be commenced as soon as Comptroller
Haye8 can find time to attend to 1t. The books
snd oapers will be carefully examined. and an
he Von Woen 20 ae an a ~ ~
.au;..,a a3a.s.s ,aa - ~ 1it..1..
ieeeNeu ~ ciaa.As ahM uaouey. - - aot 1hety
toa1 'nS 1'4uD' "a artFFnRn m 1e1o'' " e>1ssoA''
Mr. Heaflord, the bookkeeper, Tas examined
Yesterday. forenoon before the COMPTROLLER
Ms stor5 Is as follows:
residence. sud occupatioui A,gnE name is II,
q. Headord, age about So residence 458. West
@assseT eaeeE s. 6ecnpannn p @ notmn: a. pretien
HeafordY A-TTa5 last 9ocrnniefI NJ booSIecner
fnthe Gitv Colector,e nfce mn ff the lat Of Anil
o~-How Ion1 hare von her, emn1oYed in he
city Collectors once Al think Il is three years
n~Ynn rsma Intn ths o4sce +be1 5,,r;no Vim
Eofieu' s frst termf AMYea w ea' Sir s1A >' ~
besore that nmef, Al had not ~
Q+-Or in any such oficei A.-Previous to that
had been for ave or siI years Aseeesor for west
Chicago:
Hoiieu, A.Li thinE from ,Hpril is73, tie time
vent in there, l was Division Clerk up to December
'f that year Then, at the time there was change
oat md
previously, and be was promoted to cashier and
nyself to bopEkeeper.s-
H1s DUTIES.
p.-Whst 7xpre yonr dnffea Al tiyisfnn -c1ert%
A.~Mv dIit;ea 1xefs to receIye tarea. makn. ont
S;lls, and enter the payments. s->'
Odd vou. durInr the tina that Won held the
POSITION there as division clerk, know anything or
AVE anv int{Ynatfon that therr vasnny ahnrfaTe IN
7on Ho{len's accountsf A--No, eir:.
O.-What were vour dnties AZ hooFteeners A.
Wel. eIr. Ia fact had realjy-the duties were mt
man ma that helongnd- rna1,v to :tf1ree diferent
,arffea
o@MWe1, what were thev.-inat .tata A.-rhrv
ms me- ia General sunerviSinn ct he.warrants
hected M eSsry nfeat u That - resiy beionaad t.
be chief clerk.
Q.-But you did fl, A-Idfd It. and then kept
n account OF ali the denosifs OF, each day. Also
;hecked M Ucenses-keut an account Of those.
Q.-To whom did those duties properly belong
A-The bookkeeper generally attended; to that
clerk
Go On and state TIE rest of the duties. A.
Then + checked.
rr1E srross
very day according In The aI;ns renderpd tv The
license c{erk eaeh eyenfn1 says AeAo~ y ~AN
-p.-Wbat do yon mean Ev +h. g+rbs1 A -rHe~a
RECENT eiyen hy ~ cfy ro,fectnr ~ e,ch
,euse, We had nsrnlar rece;nt. .hSntr ma The re-
eipts were TON of frnm It The za1e ~ m chect-
tub of the ranoe,> ~ - +ba .esran1 ~ +hs
esidenne,, nna tha. cnoort - najds ;. ~, the
[ceuse We. have, alsn. - reo1,1ar .Errnae
ash account that ali of thosr Hcertrs ,Fere en-
cred On every day. and thnt arrnnnt IN balanced
sch month-the license account-and q reportren-
balanced eTeT month Al' '1'1s '''e1'' A'>>oun'
.Q-Apd; coupnred with the stnh !, A-yes.-
IT, also kent an account Of the dennaits accord-
he. cashier makes The deposita. Il Kept On &C.
ount Of the deposits avery DIV. and during the
y-seasQu we;: :nafia areunrt to tho Comptrollor
nee week OF the business 1T fhe otf}ce when
ver We made renort Of fhc bnsineEs AZ tfe off3ce
lat was all eutered:--~