, 1876-01-12

tHH bHo 30H lu's!s$t RHA tcy OtFlHH HuoIk MI
.',ew , ypu ., xhsrs yos can ,.!ssa afttsn bar.
by telegraph: a,,ng "Do +" IL aii .s,ach ths
Ga2d. md Mr. hoyd wao ~ PRETENDED 70 as s',eh
hive the reco!pt In my safe 10 n!io~tt.
h.--llt ynn h11o my correspondence with tha hr7a
u.-Ycs; aud s1t. Boyd will be very sorry for that
M.-Do you tnow whe.hor lloyd had transactions
ANT OTTER GEcrIEYrNo HOUSE IN cutcAao2
H.-iIe did.
1t.-WEat hnnRa7
1.-parEcr II. Mason'e. .....
N.-pM lie hsvn any transactions with rora7
K-Ths report was ii arst TIM. you went tefors tbo
TESTIFIED n REGARD TO BOYD.
d.-So. sir. Ills ntsne was not mentioned there 4.
n.-1t cannot te truc that you havo any spite
u.-I h;ye no sr!ts tzhasesar. am vary fricnaly
With Mr. Doyd and the nra aad hato oecn sud il I
hadnt been fsie!ty wo'ldnt hare eent thrrn gooda
n.-E.rerlalis when sou knew that II he had mind
a.-TIat;s Witt "a t sba matter. Ind perfect conf
dcneo n ~ them, o. wouldn't have sent them rood'
for your gools thst Boyd soil lor yoaz
n.-i sln sorry 10 hay tl,at did no..-not much.
cost 1na here.
n.-no you know how Boyd disro.ed OF tho goods
fr!suds A!co Iilrdlng took good deal o. the spirits
OF A!s hans. In fact. an prst.y surs about that
K-DonT you btege that they had Atout II big 4
Ring to dispose Of gooda in New York 10 they had in
Chicago to mako tham7
d.-1 .gueta che1so WIS only iittis baby in CON-
it-When yon sh:ppei y ney1 + Co. did you mark
G.-So htf, did not.
lI-WhAt Iuark6 did YOU nut iron thntn?
a.-oa some Of them PIT 4 scr: On others. "B."
+ TIL tn r9a,tng q snf.s ,Ee. A. x
beauae that is hone private arrangement between him
K.-Some of the adod. vera B!ra'sh. and IONS were
% u.-Wei, III explain th.t too when Mr. Boyd
R.--YoH see, by Dcyds interview, th.t be has de-
sired Government officer 10 cSne there and examine
Lis books. What Do yo1 ihnt ef that
K-Do sou bolltve that II Old brooks vas to 70
THEIR PRIVATE EoogB
he would setze them, Or uni 7 7.,...........
Oh he could Get bold q! tho right ones. be would
wotld 10 hsr1 for him to tell which tina right anl
which are tie wrong ones
@ H., 5esang e,ss w ns5Tts M n05a 90 s9n
Keep two soa Of booas7
a;1So. 15ea'ly aen't read tuch stnn. because I
I.-poa,t sou believe sAst boyd himact Kept two
n1ti tia ahout tscn,np tro s.,s NJ ,ot. rc,ot.,
to him not 10 mn ;" - ~S~-' 's'A''N
T-f,, nthe- wards. hc tncpr that ,n,n toulo tcsn
Two scts OF books hecauss he lad tried It;
H-ras, IL knows how il ia imacif. iii tho books
kept wer" 'c!1cd by Tho Government and they
h-llyc You ad aug letters from Boyd, relating to
ts receipt Of the goes uuder htse lcttcrs, O" and
0.-1yel. ii aIr Bo5d knew that bad thean he
i{.ruiT lint wili hngwrr thrse thirpa when I AM
called befors tho Grand Jury and viii have 70 keep
M-You refuso to shox me- tho letsers9
9.-MI M do that.
Jury yau intend to gsrs lie xholo history of the.s
a.~wlen al an ssliod before tho Grand jury .h.
yc1ti,ea - linz and tcouna1e Ill oyer tho country.
documents to show. Mr.. Boyd viii be vtry soEry Tint
ha EsTo tne such tscs aasettisetueas. 81 far hare
10 1nI
| have told Nothing but tho tEutA-
| A.'-Ars lloyd says shat
| rou STATED nEsnAE THE GRAND Jphf
th.t ha agreed to take crooked from you 1t 70 censa
IL thaty
70 20 INTO hs caao and ha aana has not bean taea-
tioaed there It al.
1.-1u thM interview bstTten Boyd and thu
tho reporter be aays that Iou wrote hm In tho srng
Of 1914, charging hin, with hssinv reported you 10 The
| Treasury Department.
a.-1 lid that. md believe now that ho did report
mo. In fact. II IL my opinion shat htF. Boyd ia
| CARRYING WATER ON no1M sHouLpEns
In ot1,er words that Ae Ii Government intoscr and
R}oyd ssys 10 believes there wa coa.iessbls L.
n,-i Gusss he kuowa tha most nbout that
] craokctl thst weat froa, lie 1{tyt?
.d.-lIo hsd rho most sh!pnsnts. but don't know.
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