The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-16

IN despair for want Of means and compelled to
send to MIN Tor money. No reason was given
why she should send to him tor money nor any
demand made for the 500. whether 1t was due
or not Ii only said. send me some money; but
no money was sent. rho next day she wrote
him letter fOr money, and warned him; DO
not make me your enemv' What did s1e
mean She meant she intended pursuing him
into the courts, and she has done 40. The de-
but she wanted tue money she Is looking for
We RELY on you for the same patience and con-
sideratiOn YOU showed when hearing the other
81 e. | come before you simply asking for Jus
tice. and II you eau look upon the case as ne
lieveit to be, aud as l have depicted it, L have
MIR Cboate was listened to from the beginning
with almost painful interest, aud as he closed
there was an outside sign OF relief.
Tue nrst witness for the defence was then
called. lie said
My name is Joseph =. Mailman. am clerk and
sapsu IN the store OF j. I. Meeker. jeweler, 4i5
sixth avenue, and have been with hun three yeirs IN
have sce the parties to this &C ION BEFORE Uoth plain
TN and defendant.
| A ring was here shown witness which he ex-
| antinei very carefully. lie explained That he
recognized 1t az the one he bad SOLD W. uel
! oul, amethyst ring with clipped head thef
| had In the store. 1t was AN odd. singular ring,
| and that why they selected II. lie coull
not be mistaken. ana knew That was the ring.
| lie then iesumod;
On the 18Th Of January 1875. THIS lady spd gentle.
loSed earrnss aud Other jcwery and az ns ring,
to say Mr. del Vale talked broken They liked the
ring md IT, butt too large and they left II TO
ready ia Two or i6fce day. they looked OasKet Of
d@s sS at G s rue Tue & a a sSs%
% 70 the aSqS oS soee % hy %e
ton madc an entry o. the sale IN he s he oo%x
nR jan SUxmeth,sI ring chpped stone 100 Mr. dei
Ne s fSr e the 'a s the S n fer III Ind i nees
nnishea. Mr.. del Vale said Either 'ns o. VIII ~
eslr u she asked I ,Se senss%sn had scS
her No." Size then took the ring aud put caro- IN an
tuN 4 Is
eed NJ four ys dsy' @ IVA ne nsnd1s
ne e enp and h sf po ,Hs ANY ad lie
'ss sS wa: al SSpS d. R tn. e ne no e e
asw cse @a Mr. ve s e iIHs Tor re
Mr. Beacn then commenced his cross-exami-
nation; aud though the questions came quick
anu last the witness stood the pelting orav>v
! lie insisted upon his story that THIS particular
ring win a clipped mead was the only one OF the
KIND tuey had, and that i WIS Impressed nrnly
On Ms memory lie mao pes wseRe rue some,Imes
assisted him when there were several custom
ers; or Il ne d customer he could not see TO-
he would turn him over to Mr.. Meeker. Some
times the matchmaker assisted. The cross ex-
animation continued;
all Ss inc Gay ns scs mr. mo- M oSsf
Dot tlis, exc pit expense book. h d ,een Mr. del
months lie wa: IN naOi q trading Al me store;
1874 bout Csr,.ma' e NM o he2 rps. as from s
up to Jan :. 1870. AFTER lockius At the poosl l
/
circumstance.
MIR. Beach, severely We don't want cir
cumstance L1oK at the book again. There Is
n use telling us you can't nnd IT," After wit
ness mad looked over the book Tor some tune;
VoqF ys IS and NJ Beach Srs @
Mr. Mccser sold MIR, del Vale diamond ring with
~ aea cegre 9n ss9S Nh. .n S.rs s On s'
perhaps of hour. There were no othe
S Sans ia aah /" Ne lever charge valuable iese
somctmc charge French coek. ana 81 D. aud Tor lha
any entry OF cash sales Tney we're n In me m9rnns
dinner about twelve or Gaa n, r eS Mr.
ide could not get out wat he wanted 70 say ~
asked the price o. snyt9i9y but psid VIVA.
three weess ago ana ask asr w19 .e S's End va no
/ | uiuth streets searching for lacy.
Mr. Bench. very slowly and impressively;
I "ls 1t true ahat you are now sVins-that YOU
l have no recollection OF any sucn occurrehcef
To Mr. Cnoite-E1cept during holidays, we
close our store at nine at night
, Robert Lewis was called:
Ireside a. o25 Nintn avenue THIS la, lady miss NJ,
owsr d'a s"metrmes she called Tor them, some
times seat her litte sister am merchant. aud iea
go Church street Nc keep ne store ~ SsS
tod her she must a conunu having lelters sen, t
m5asf The sSHeTs ifipons we're III Inherent Maud
T' @Sao gram ci Game very
twice s~eek.
A | MISS nny hrdtlk was tue ntAb NNhe'' NaAAN-
) | She slid
InveM Fifty second street and Fir.., avenue !
1873 kept toy store n first sy.nue mn, ME- r,in
: The i,iters re addressed TO Ms, Howard care o
joan {. krink. sac s1meum > received Two ~ tnt,
week. sometimes she came for them hersei some
''i'r es.eIamned 6y Mr Be,chI have assistant
W ea GasS helm IN IN ,h 1sI s,oe nce is
= She began coming early Ia me SUNNI OF isss,
y,n ss soods in nv sor While sue wed IN FtSsIt
e street. Sue said sc was music ,fsc 'srr, H.
i ter ter might Dc Isl. she wrote down my hu
S'nq adw owe phese letters came to her from 1873
a ii tins Tenr. she generally sent her niue sls er ior u
IS called perhaps twenty tmes between May aud septeD
T. Mr. choate The last letter came anon, Marc Mari
Is 1870 All the letters were addressed TO miss hoN"u
e Tho next witness was Michel Meyer, who said
e waiter a. solirs restaurant from June, 49,
d 10 September, 1870 u Is OF t9e corner Of tlesen
!, Miss Martin Have seen them together a. tnt Re
@ TAsy e .eG fqr ro IT, NO d1 % four s az
and Sf' in freq euI a,a te BOOK Sa'
Ino bo'S III marked Guild for cohver.ati on
. STu So S french to me The ma% eo af not,
~ recognize the fook because the lady left
n '' Gro, ' Oy Mr. bescS a% Frsncpmau
s, @s Hse" IA ' S. arsn ''Ss the ~
Ie these persons coming 20 me rect ,urant day b
. eiihteen private room. al soliri.. Laies aud gent
& la care OF all ne p ate rooms These parties
n different rooms ~ ain rent times. We do Keen
Is 81 ne names Of persons taking rooms. On
- Sir. lel Vale belre they came togethe
lie dies ami he Away, hal prlvUe ro.l
- | Do not know tn other ladies who eau
~ WIN hin bcforr, nut tinA cuu reCu-nlze them
he dln rot nave ett r book then can usu lily reco
a. rile Ilie- ait they have called three four time
=, MIR Beach here pointed to Mis-. A1ele.l She was
- M Inc restaurant with MIR. d. Vale. cannot rccO
Al n 70 al iaules have 0een here The h
Lad es an SPOKE EnslisN. Mr.. del Vale me there {
nj ~ months bef 1875 WIN din rent lali one
IT. ulir lady came with him four or nNe times. tn
49, Ate ana drank, too. | nor recollert Nj
a. Martinez ca ling for vet. sts cued for 1
book alone. afternoon, two or three DAYS after s
D. " since VITA MIR. del Nailr know the laly, not
so Ter res, by her count nance. Mr. del Vile NJ
N she ate ana drank and taSed, and waited on 'ri
~ TuoV had booS. dOn'i know what they did with
,e / sAA tIeu there perhaps twenty times from cary
m January fOi two months after. cannot say how ma
" times SAW the booA, hut Is " II often.
rs Ions Philip Mantni testified:
I'd lam teacher the Charter destitute came to n
"a country a. 1850, from kuropti nave SHOWN Mr.
,h Va since time the Cuuan war broke out, ana "a
A. | INN less n English. lie c0ud only sp AK Z,
- WOrI-, NiihOut connection, | have ven INN essO
"H from iimr since. lie learns vim difficulty
?" went with Mr. del Vale TO the jewelry store m
IS tcrpr r. H. can speak liite better but II
u sill aim to derstand MIN.
er Gro. manned by Mr.. Beach-He came here IN rs
on acc uIt oi m, hath. suw him occasiona
, from 1917 to 1874 lie was the President Of the Ba