, 1876-05-21

then called Nj. Hubbard. found TINT Mr., Hub
bard had marked his na,ne on the mage and an
other 1s mans that he had checked It Of with.
SSgs WGat come IN want to sec yoa
It, and It is marked paid six or scvcn month
ahcad 1lavcyou ctit run without tlniling out nbou
To- ave easd ed pooley and
me TINT Mr.. Doolcy and Mr Hcaord Ind III mem IN.
osantum for thosei" so the next day found some.
thing morc--ft was few items marked paid nnt
asked Mr: Owen. said, ''Gus, what do you
know about this? It seems to me the next names
to i are marked psid; and checked with red ink.
nc said, 'tThat is not my business Hc said,
.Charlie, don't know anything about that, aud
1bel'evc that Mr. Doolcy and AIr. IlcaIord have
What means TINT! That ought to he checked. Have
you found out if there il Ill crror:" Well, Mr..
for that. That is all right - -
tsy he say aaat had ths money! Ale didn't d me- any
Q:Iiie didn;t pretend that it had been ,pla over
to the Treasurer: Mo- eiE.
-Q.simply said that Iicafford had mes soranduna
OF y! A-~lcs, sir: and then nakel Mr.. .Ical(ord,
ami Mr. 1lcalord said Doolcy had d memorandum
foF 1t. o. course the whole actings and workings
there made me suspicious, SO told them was
and VIC Ind . fuss ther.swith Won 1Iollen and the
hookkcerer: was quite mad and some Of tho
clerks heard 1t.
Q.-What lid they say, What did Won Hol!cn
say and what did Mr. Dooley say! A.-Mr. Won
aollen said, lyon mind your business. and I'll
mind mine. and will make it nll right, and
seif d9'sfsa0a my business you neea mol alarm your
Q.-What did 1tr. Dooley guy! A.-Mr noolcy
"a sald should keep patient aud easy, and It would
be all right. That was fourteen days ago exactly.
HOW HE LOOKED.
O.-Whnt yyas VDn En11eusa annenrnnrn yrher
yon had this conversation with him on Wednesday,
the day lie left: Was hc dressed SIS for travcllng'
suit he wore it 50 long that be cond hardly use it
any more and then he bought q new one.
sts2ac 2fpia id he appesr e1fite4; AEo but it
Doo!cy fourteen days, 30 long . time to paint up
his house and fix up, and air. White has not any
thing to do with the business, why ain't you hcrcs
only few clerks here. Why can't you be here
those fourteen days, and open the vanls and see
tnat the men attend to the bnsiness?" Then he got
rault.t'
.Q.-po you know anything about his taking
receipts! A.--Yes, sir; lie did accommodate men
very often In that way.
Q.-;;Tell what ron know about that' A.-well,
tics came in and said, .tGcorge, am little short
Of money and will give you my check il you will
i ana ssep es i aaa af 9ps
t1rd und sometimes we took a check ahead ten
days OF FIVE days, or fifteen days even,
receipts for the taScs. had one time trouble
about check. The check came back and was not
paid. Tom Brennan brought it back, and in
receipt W
will be paid'' So Of course, il the cheek was not
paid. ire could give the check back to the man
hs Tescp h respt %ed
that hc had paid It with check dated ahead, and
the check would show TINT It was not paid, SO ths
always the right to fall buck on the nlan:
Q.-You wcfc intimate with Won uolicnfB fam
lily. weren't you! A.-Yee, sir.
Q--Oltcn ut his house: Axes, sir.
now he LIVED.
Q.-IIow did they live thercs A.-Thcy didn't
live very extra e.-only in simple way. They
had no more than they needed. heard very often
ha wife saying THAT she would like to get little
that lie always said he had no money; that he had
abe said she wished tbis.ol political election bust
he S was more with Ills family, and that be wonli
have moro comfort with his family, but he ont
every week and often came am: home very late It
that he should be ont late ut night
Q.-Was he . drinking man: A,-No, don't
hnk e srsr M saw LIN arnH KS but oa
'sest eslssE sad s fsss:,1, j. s:S; "a;
Are YOU nOIl&r NEs% Will E1G: A1E sAiA4 NJ, ! /
have 10 see III. McGarry or Mr.: Foley in. some
place, and yon this Or that will come up ~ the
Council, 90 it Is necessary for me to be there
p3 2Ps ei ss xs H. sppsS ss 'ps1*
r. r. sSs;{ila s ss5 .ses s sa!s H
o attend to it. lie vas out too much. In the |
lrst two yesrs never noticed that He was resn-
sss sad al ss aa and aod s'endss hte to
he first two years expired, he Was, OF coursc, |
candidate for reelection, aud told him, Nov,
;ears ind Would M ike ee to 20 to EUROPE says
,c, s.yon had better, stay here and work little,
ind you can stay for the next two years." said.
rbea e1' [T spoie To- to TON @ Brcnan; @ W saId NOV, in
,ow does hin matters stand? Is be ali rightg'' Tom
| ,e hc is rom fro; IS, Go to sio COO and sometimes
ia. o00," Tom Brennan says, - lie tells me has
.ot the money in Grecncbaum's Bank. and when |
heck on Grecnebauna." So asked Mr.: Greene
honey none, herc:" Tie Gays, "Ycs, he, is depositIng
money herc.r and Mr.. Brcnan told me he hadn't
be least doubt everything would be all right.
Odd Air. Grcenebauzn tell You ut that time
now MUCH he uAD !
N deposit there: A.-No, sir. I didn't ask him
q. Did yon ask him il Won lIollen had enough
money there to make up SIS, 600? A.-No. I did
lot 60 into that. |
O.-At any timer A.--N0t Fir, Q3an { HEX MIN |
Int. 1 only asked him II he had money there, and
ras doing his deposting there. Yes" he said |.
c was doing his dcpositins, there. had ct tpat
cas always behaving very good and straight
nd was home every night. and did
ot drink any. and attended also to his business in
he Office good-n good deal better than in the last
,yo wears. Mr. Brenan Told me couple Of days
forwards that he was going to O'I1aru's place to
Q cashier there I snid WIS sorry, and then lie
Did ME that he glad it was all right, that what
yer George WIS behind 3lr- Doolcy had explained
D, and George had brought in his money, and
vcrything was all right for the last two years.
Q.-uow about
THE SECOND TERN!
The second term, it seemed to nae that he hpd |
larger acquaintance among the politicians, and
,at lie was more ont at night late. often spoke
, him. said. "1!ow, George, where hare yok
family have got little aissusied about It, and
OIL ought not to etay out so lnte. ~
Q,-That kept up'during the eecond term, did it,
oh, he eays. at is only jnss nov. ~ soon as
lis business il over have no business to bc out,
ut Re says ~ have to be at meetings. and attcr
&c meetings talk and sit around - and he says
cannot stay away because those friends helped
c and have to help them" Then after the cleo
on WAS over he had some excuse that something
ew had come up. He gave some good reason Tor !
There YVES some lobbying to be done, or he had
60 and sec that party or he had to 60 and see |
ID party.
Q.-Do yon know where Won uollcu Is? A.-No:
don't know that.
Q-lIave you heard anything from him since he
cnt away? A~-Eo, sir.
O.-Wlsere was his home In Europe before be
IN ia rfrv4 i IT Urn the Kingdom !