, 1876-05-13

Dec. =, 1S73-H- a. nosa1aas O eo'' on
South Water street, is South. .:....-..-.:.S ~
American Clock Company. IT. state street, aso
jan seo'n s. is;5-Wafner, Maiston Felix, IS
5aR Ryff f. stTSs! ISTRe II kitty Carpenter COM
ss ssssssA iSS SSf Ws:s i5s;hsn. x;:ai, 50 o7s
south Tster street a1 son,h ,.cbn: Com. iso
Jan, =, STATE street. 53i South. :. ... $50
fe9, 51ny; an Il PSF 1s75"E. E. Eaton. 53 SUITE
Jan. IS is35~janes 5: Kirk & Co., 1858 r,o
Anil 1ss5-Ave1y, murphy s Co.. Fisk
and Twcnty-second streets, Nest....... 800
The ]. Dridlcr & Brother Lumber company, ~.
!. Dridler, lG7 sausa1non. So West........ SAL
April 26-Harmon, Mcrriman s Co., III
ns2 s2qhi isMssoa s EEs5 Haniin, So Adam; 0
HimbsrIs le Brothers m : CO., iol soath..... i, $50
N TIE SAFE.
c-Nhat was In the safe; what wns usually kept
in the safee A.-Ihe daily receipts Of money and
checks received after office hours: when his business
closed up, the money and checks were put In the
2.-Dcpositcd daily in the Treasury. A.-De-
posted daily in the Treasury.
Q.-And these due-hills were kept in the safe:
A.-All papers Of any value were kept in the
safe; the :freasurer's receipts were Kept in the
safe, and also all other papers Of any value
Wv uGlC NeIE hApoo N4aAh 4E~1aPSN Ae3st" @1*
-I'hcy were kept in drawcs in the vault, and
sometimes in outside drawers.
THE CHECKS.
D.-AHd where were those receipts given by
paTfies dated ahead-whera were they kept? A
The checks you mcant
Q-The checks; yes, sir. A5sometmes they
were kent In an envelope marked ''checE5s anu
sometimes he had them himself.
Q<-They werc kept in the safef An the
safe, Of course; yes, sir.
GLOW large an amount IN checks Of taat soIs
About $500, 900. .---
Q.-Usualy about how larse an amount! a.
more. Lateiy there has not been SO much. -
Q.-Whcn those checks were given by those
parties you would mark their taxes as psld on the
books! A.-Yes sir, generally, unless there were
some PARTIES thnt We bad any doubt about their
tie Conptro1ler-;Did they generally get re-
et ns:ns Of n Tie eheefs thcy did not get reeeipt
Mr.. Tnthil4-Did You keep those checks there in
your possession until they were due! Al kept
Q,-sometirnes you deposited them with the
TreassEer-the checklist A--The checks dated III
ndyancc7
4-fSe Kcnafds S os gave e,; check for
heir taxes and afterwards refused to pay it! A.
twas deposited as cash.
before. Al think It was deposited after. II I
had heavy check due, say. tomorrow. would
bring it in and say to Mr. Brenan: This is MI
FSet Fea you eau put it in 1t Will be paid t''n0F'
TAx-BooKs.
The Comptroller-Are all the tax-booEs ROW in
W o.MAIe s there any ny p parties % out now collecting
money with blank receipts, or ANYTHING Of that
kindf A.-The personal property collection books,
Q.-Givc the names. A.-John Gerlock has
some, Hubbard has some; don't know whether
Wickii1c has any. There Is q memorandum. book
Odd those parties have blank receipts! Are
they authorized by the clerk to receipt for the
taxes: A.-,They are authorized bE the clerk to
Q:Gnow often do they return and show tLeir
Q~-Then you have q certain check on there
Q.-You always compare; do you-.,compare their
returns to ascertain whether they are correct
or not! A--Tes, sir, aaHays.
in the hands Of those collectors when 1t is within
day or 50? A-Ics, sir, unless 1t is within day
q. When they return the books do they pay over
the cashs A.-Yes, sir; ...
Q.-Alwayss A-les, sir; except in some
bTss eFs tas e ad fa pot
~o>-Wenla that be left with them or sous A.
Th8t would be left With nc.
THE LAST GLIMPSE.
Q.-When did you see Mr.. Won Hollen last: A.
-Tueeday afternoon, sir; no, sir. Tuesday noon.
Q--Wasn't he here Wednesday, Al was not
III The comptroiier-whcra were your Al was
home, house-cleaniug
Q.-Ion don't know his present whereabouts?
Al don't know anything Of him, sir.
Q.-Did he say anything to you 1hont making q
visit anywhere or go anywhere: A--No, sir; not
o.-What is his residence: What rs the number
OF his residence! Alt is On Fulton street. near
Ann. could not give you the number It is 2
little west Of the corner, on the north side Of the
street.
THE LAST TALK.
Mr. Ite r. d9 haze ths as
Q.-What IVES it about! Aboutthe business of the
office. Al told him was going away. Thnt was
about noon. intended TO step bone that morn
away; that l wanted to do tone house -cleaning
and paintng. He told nc before that that could
stop away for week il wanted to:
0.-Where was the last time you spoke With him
about
THIS GAMBLING!
A-Well, spoke with him several times between
the 1st and the 9Th II. q MayltMhat hat r., j., Saturday.
Odd you continue to hear these reports about
HON about Sm macy SIR heard ths
ported By two different parties
Q.-That he had lost large amounts! A.-Tcs,
a Gambling. Then SPOKE to bin: -
Q.-What did he say. Ale said 1t was moth
Ing: He laughed at i,
money gambling! A.-The fret intimation OF It
was from Mr.. Ileper. his brother-in-law. He was
the first that told about it. He told me that hn
had heard it from Henry Greencbaum, and as coon
as Mr, Won nollcn came down spoke to him about
it. In day OF two after that / heard Of it from
niother SOURCE
III. Tnthi!l-Nhat was that other source. A.
Mr.. Crawford
uloycd IN the office. He told me that he had heard
It, again spoke to him about 1t.
THOUGHT HIM SOUND.
OIL want to ask Mr. Doo1cy, ns cashfer Of Mr..
Won Hollcn, what the position was that Mr.. Won
Uollcu assumed to take with you as cashier when
Won say; ttat he had IFS due bill in there for $780,
900 to S60, GOO did-you suppose that Mr. Won Hol-
len was pecuniarily In eitnaton to be able to re-
place $50, GOO! Al did, sir
Q.-Tou thought he was: Al didn't know
that he had lost any money. didn't suspect that
he had 1ost any money.
Q,-Eow, you stated when that first IS, GOO was
taken 1t was for brewery: A.-1thought when
he bought the brewery that he had used thus money
probably.
Q-That is what understood you to say. That
followed up from time to time, and he continued
70 until you satisfied yourself that there was de-
cit in tie cash Of from $50, 600 to $780, 00D Now+
did Mr. Won uol1en take this position with you
when YOU spoke to him on the subject, did he
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