, 1876-01-01

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~ "n3 a. "'so i .u'''ofeo "Fouh' 1o"n l.s1 evening
Inv ,.,' ~. w: w. .'opsr' psot''sso1 VI tno
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Doeches' United States Aosep1o da,Rcr at tic
same plAco, had been before Supervisor Mat
the W day or two ago aud 1nade 8 full con-
fes,iuu of Whist thnr knopg ror.1,,tnu t1,o vhn,.v
r-n,uz +, vea 49,, .,,yod sh,, .frco ,n,slnr
,a'a'. ~ "e "'.' '.as.a snat si''eo nass
thotf confession nelthet of these two gentlemen
had been eron In town, md that they had
probably left for Canada. III order 10 ascertain
tho init, .ecarJ,n. lboso rumo,e. a repottor
ssa1seo .os .no ,osaooees o. sn0so senslomen
last night. Alt. William Coopoe's residcnco was
marnod down 10 tl.o liroctory a. baiug Al No. 65
Grant rlnco. Thoro tho reporter first wonded
making duo Inquiry ho seafaoa that Mr. Cooper
ha! moved 10 No: 5o1 North LasaIle street.:
Tue reporter therefore Fotrseea his 'tepa and At
.he corner o. we0atef ana eoo ha. a''Saes no
"eus laso e'''o'n -. 'Nl.'. s "u.aa . otsua.a
pec.el to learn Of tho nhoreabouss Of sfr.
Deecher. tho alleged squca'iug Gsugor. Around
aa-a' s..,..,.,. ,,.,;,s, ,,at.t,.. Nv y eavar,1
aozeu sc'tsoo'on paying "sass'bl1' ee'otaA
OF them 1ec"Gnzod tho reporter wren no en-
tered, and with ono accord they inquired, Ills it
h, vo h.a, ,rr.at.I f,r cnrnt,c,tv IN the vhiakv.
1. ,u ~. ssa,, 49,, - .A.. ~ " I"a.
frauds r lhe reporter to!a tnom 'hss no Knov
hut listlc about 1t, but ho undetEood thas adoh
WAS tho fact md that Mr.. uesiug lad been put
under 950, co.. bonds.
"N1x uorr, let nor So 7"
thoy chrotl, tLe,r oyes rrotruding from their
sockets. unu OF tho party, o fer, dark conplect-
Cd gentleman. hoAeyer. kept couuun8 his ca1da
neryuuey, and othcru1be giving evidence that he
undoubtedly knaw about tho matter, or that the
eubtect Was di4agrcenole to him. Tho reporter.
however, cared but 1ittIo ab6ttt the ratpttae or
actions OF tho party, aud ssstad t1at hes wished
tu know where 10 could lind thu xaI to ~. 5g4
Orchard s:reet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS said, "it iB
1ust oue Book west, and .915us totee blocks
south" Tho fak, dark cpmYs fxl1ned gentleman
in the per.v aEaiu actod ne1Jn1sly md turned
ta.o, and tie reporter could Dot fnaogiua what
vas khe CAUSE Of the Kentl9mAq'a fsrAngo
nctions Nhep the eeporfaf ef&rtcd u 01ye, 1t4
Old ge1,tleu,an followed aud near the door he
iunn,re,t. Did YOU eay y6u vanttd, &c to No,
J.I Orchard btsant ?" Yse,",. replied tbe ro-
por.cr. WnI." uatd tho old esbkjolnAn, ~ that
Ia tie ul&ce where ltye. =. g Loea not
- ~ f ,tn. nExunfI
live in that honae also? ssiI lhereportc., "Ho.
uous." roped tho o!d oon.lep1an, thut /. ia not
necessary though to 20 t. Ills house to see him
| be il That fat da,k-comple1iuned gentlemnn
plsring cards On that table, Thif. of courae,
oIn1nined tho stran7a and uarYoua nction Of thst
| coptiomou when tho reporter spoke OF Hasing's
| nr. eat aud in1uifed f1r his huuse, nHlll you
bo kind enough" aaid tho reporter "to toll hr.
| Uaccbef to stop to tho door ! should like to
nuenk to hun for moment" Tho old eonsle-
man complied With tGe rc,l,est, md few mo-
meutH Afterwards ilr. Dcccher appeared At tho
dnnr. whnu tho following couyereatlon took
| p1ace