New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-25
at Albany which no thought to be rather an interesting

at Albany. which no tnousns 70 20 rSsnor an
70 question. By members Of the com
seven years prior 70 ISL he was on terms Of
in hnsny anrns e. session. or the
Garvey was greatly interested in LEGISLATION, and on
ssors and that om bis pocket might not in the
nn upo
King Tweeds deputy. asking for money he sent him
check for $4,000 for the purpose or other
tributcrs whom he knew, James H. Ingersoil sub
Keyser s25 900; and Archibald Hall, $4,000. About
April IS he eashed checks for Ingerso who asked
Albany John Gafvey. the witnesses brother, sug-
doc and re- and THIS ons 70
asked his brother concerning itkafe arrival but had
no doubts or y, e, + He had Nc
there had been no hesitation or Disguise in declaring
ess for s F. s pi hs To- S %
the instructions Of ngersS Carney got 1T bis
increasing Lis city bills He supposed the others
did likewise, but had no positive Information upon the
John Garvey was in England and IngersoI New
York In conversation with Tweed, shorty after he
Garvey mentioned the fact that n committee COM
ing down to NewYork to investigate the workings Of
the department; Tweed laughed and said. o must
put up for them. and you will have TO put up for us
This the only conversation he had held with
by declaring he his bills, it being
tie to swear to bills at that time The figures
given 10 bin and he ha out his bills frXn them'
receiving only % per cent OF Weir amount.
EVIDENCE OF THE OTHER WITNESSES.
The committee then discussed in private difficult
subpenang Witnesses and requested the serg ant
alarms give his whole time to the Woodn Committee.
During the recess much excited comment upon John
Keys testimony was made the corridors and parlors
OF tine hotel, where the news OF the testimony had
gone.
Sheppard r. Knapp. receiver Of the Bowling Green
Savings Bank Jan. l. 1870, testified that neither
Mr. woodn any OF his friends had done any busi-
with that institution since that date
Michael &. Murphy testified that he a member OF
Assembly IN 1870. He acquainted with Mr. Tweed
and Mr. woodIn Although showing OF his personal
knowledge that means OF corruption had en- used
he had been told by Tweed that he had bought enough
answer his purpose. Mr.. Murphy knew botn
WoOdin and WnsOw, bus did not know that they were
guilty of corruption. He had never seen anything ss
lively asserted to him that bribery had been employed
was Tweed himself Mr.. Marphy understood that the
Democrats were pledge: to support the " HuchleDery
Charter"
pany had examined the books of tue National Trust
Company from March to July, 1870, and found That All
had posted through the President on June -
1870, $2,G75, aud June IA, 10000. On June he
drew out $500; June II, $1,000; and June II,
$4,000 Mr. Cruikshlnk believed trat Tits was the
opening OF Mr. Winslow's account with the Trust COM
pnny He personally acquainted VITA NJ NinsloW
his subsequent accounts with the company kept ld
the name If y. WilslUw * Co.
On the conclusion of Mr.. Crukshanks evidence there
witnesses present, and pause enSled, when
broken by the notion OF senator oprague that an
adiluI take place until tGday W. tt comm
Zee meet Albany If there any more New-fork
-ad, they might be subp uaed 70 Albany,
and tn be Wiling to nave their mileage Iaid
lee adjourned until O'Clock ,hs afternoon at Congress
Hail. Albany.