, 1877-10-17

In December, 1874, and tic purchase OF gools
directly from dealers. lie rccoticctcd thc
Holden Investigation; vas on tho
Committee, and prceent ut the Poor
1iou'c The & Inquiry ,,lu;. wa as to tue ,!,ott-
We discovered no shortages. askcs1 Kimberly
Il there was nHvtling nf the kind gO!ng On, a,,tI
he said not. Remember Of Commissioners he
Ing present when rDods wero received. Tho
that action. stcCaffrey wos QUO Of the Com
mittee, md he took MI active part In tho Eeeciv-
lag: Carrolia l!erttnE, and Mailer we're the5e,
vas III she first yart Of 1S7G. Kimberly was
not there. lle said to me that he felt Ertcyctl
that McCaf[rey hadn't confidence enough In
him, but had thc Commissioners come there to
receive the goo4s. That was tho reason he gave
fur his absetlce.
The cfoss-c5atnnat!on developed nothing cx-
etpt that witness had got kimbcrlyts book nn1
taken It to the County Ctcrk's Office. lie did
not knew w1tcfo It was now.
John WALSH WAS RECALLED,
aud tcsttacsl that goods were Kept IN three or
four different rooms aud closets III tho roor-
ffouse.
cashmere suits were received Immediately utter
thr Holden Investigation began. nor were my
other dry goods.
the rtnril In rIA own bcf,alf. Was elected Coun-
" Commissioner in 1874; know Kimberly; be-
eamG acquainted Will. him after he nns elected;
was preseut In court when lie testI1cd; was In
tlolucrd TO him r. Forsythe 4 Co.'s ei"re,
Tas g1 ut alynr TS1%sr S .s e. h s,ore testsS sn
reralat called mo IN. and said the Warden wns
there and VIVA feeling uneasy, md l.e intro
iucesl INT. I was III tho Grocery business At
tl.e time. ! had bought goods nf the tlrtn.
hasl been out to tho Asylum and causing him
considerable annoyance. asked him II there
was any causc for It. lie saEd he presumed
Holden was trying to remove him; tfut evcry-
found fault Will, but tho way iu wtIc, he kept
lds affairs liz Ind never kspt bouk-aecouut,
kept everything on slIns, nsd ho could put
them IN shape 50 that Il could be seen TINT
put them into shape. The conversation tonk
pacc in ihc business oticc. Nnthng was
said alout my having been Bcnt tor.
Nothing WIS sA}a hbont shortages, or nlout
Kimberly making up \ book that night. aaw
fly book that was presented, to the .1olnt Com:
Iuttcc. Had never seen II hcfore, and did not
know that It was In existence. Was n'cmter
OF the Club. Thcro were between la5 md $50
members. used to 70 therr twO 0r threo times
aweck: wus not thcrs The might bea,dslcy was
there by appointment Of peri!'tat. Was there
by order of tns Committee olt Kulca and llcgu-
latEons. Benr,lslry was there before I was.
II he was going to join tho Cluh, They wont
l.car,isiey have n package; did not know TINT
hu had II. 1nevcr received $HD. or $Nkl. or any
Other sum from rer!olat or any other mnn
while was Commissioner.
Jlt also testified about getting up new rules
10 January. 1916, for tho l0oE-ftousc and Insane
Asylum, very atslngent ones c.'neernsHg re9utsi
ton' for .upplIes, tIsir rsceipt. ete; Kimberly
reputation or notifying the COMMITTEE on Pub
ltc Charities, anil tho object was to stop that.
2lecnilrry niso told about checking on goods in
January, February. MARCH, alll April, 1910,
THEIR WE'VE NO SHORTAGES.
IIe went oft To Jeaeraon onu night, anil found
Kimberly drunk tn saloon. liz tsal previously
heard stortrs about him. 30 bc iricj to rrt-
that he had no knowledge ot where III. county
VIA lcfrnt,.!esl out Of rcnt's worth Ut Goods,
Nor Of any arrangement with rtrtnlat 10 that
end. Kimberly wolld not speak to him soclally
Alter the Commissioners hegan checking goo!ls:
On crosse1aultnation. witness statcd that
photographs Of the Club wefc taken after a
meeting. Had not been very Intimate with
psrsolat. Did not rccnltret Fcrlnlat saytng to
,Ss,, nSssi,ey H. H. s'uro; "1la,s ', yo' got
Commissioner Carroll alan testified abnut re-
ceiYInx gooda At tho Asylum in January anil
tFst.,fuaty. ls76, aud finding them "All right"
On ef,ss. discrimination, Mr. storrs tried to
draw out how much money wisncss got from
Fossythe i ", when ll0 was Warden OF the
Insane Asylum In 1s69 aud 1910, but the Court
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street. and asa'e. IN NJ crosI.rv H. s ,asttcd tHat
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ne knc" ~ - i a9ni tao BOOKS. Inc store c1osca
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Tsres, ga ~a. IN ArsI ont seee'e" i'ou'
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