, 1877-07-01


vas vas ,nt9 IN the latter part ct ostonet a
i;,cn' " o a. NY paTsa;s ane 1oto 1tSiis. n,cn,.
~ il verr o ups ia',ar5i, ths noes h
s1fS oe1 euv ,s, slme VA. Y ooG Go' ch che u. H.
0thsrs rr,1" +, l"iSc h ~. ~ ~, w. 1,;~n,.d Il
| son. rnnth,r "a 'uEse ~. WV n"'sa "o s53nount
hn r"rs ano'oss tor me same III "nauaM. "ais
/ moneT m !, hnt ba A Loci; 4 ~ ,,,rn fr,rn IT
Tie other two no,es, a S1n enn j. ,nI S5. O0o h
| cntrd n ~ 1n." ~ tellG'+ . thn+ h.
XII az 10 me notss ne hela ana on ta h ~,
set sssvsd % I'D say Init an then ss t1t be "n
as ssssss ssks %
ba"e t WY anu cou!a not md my ,h q mem em,
:7tn ins,s W. fsr1 anon,p p'aes "a. On .t' @''
' nE DID ;is' esr ss1ersf rWo % rIyss. gS sss'
a Inv .. 'ac,n ne gave 70 h.s own son Who nnt
iiamea: ovno5!ebs, anu banging over hls 'nams
nto sn ~ ss }s ."e
branch AGAIN. Mcse1l EaSs be gave This note q
Asnew to raise money on for him, m,-AcScilt ,ant "a.
particular note was handed over to Tierncy. vic
used to be a Deputy Sheriff. bIr. T1erneY say.
he came into possession Of tho note ny
for money loaned last fall, and tha1
slnce then be has disposed Of that vasnaese
piece OF phpes TO ". :: van A1styne 3 ca ,, ooo.
nothing of how Agnew had come by the note, nns
did know that he had dono Walker many fayort by
holding on 70 executions agalnst nm uu.lng M n's
| term, etc. Mr. Nan Alstyne had taken tue note
da bis hands, Saying that ne was ao'c 10 aafn IT.
AMI end given MIN bis individual notes f"s u; pss
.esx I sna a. %
t'ncc y ":,5 on ais hanus ne eafca no 1noie
and felt that 30 faF Us hc was concerned eht''e's
s'1S rsc note wa. sued on. and judgment entered
and is simple Judgment nsts, WI no reference
,h0fk r q lf,HAR
I is secured.
Francis Agnew, e1-shcr11, peing put upon tne
witness stand, says that Mcneil owed him money, 10 r.
debt; that he A., passed it 'a,oIe eyer 70 %
! Ticrncy. and that tho subsequent
G sSas sae t. III ri
it might be among the possibilities that that note
die, duty. AZ follows: ~. X owed Mcneil 1, TOR
lions to T. 1os newspaper services. sapposins the
note went frat to X TO sa1isfy him OF MS Claims on
Mnksr Thsn went 10 Me,sl 70 cle1s ar 1m ,ns nis
d ot ANEW. % to whom sieStil was indebted fsr
| favors or otherwise. Then II went into tue hands
Of ernes or snyoody sse Er,n aad WY presently
may the Lord have nacrcs on inc last fnoorser'
WALKERS INNOCENT STORY
! simply to lind market for his stone; only that
money nut Of lt-hc certainly could not II he pa,..
Mcneil $40, 0OG AZ regarded the notes nli nc had
to observe was that they didn't belong to Mcneil
thcr belonged to Ed'F,n nsikcf: OF lemon re
intended 70 4tt them back u once, a1a aeaS,Toy
Neil had no business With those notes, They had
been diverted from the p9rposs FOR which they
were originally intended What that puEpose
that ut nent had been entered up on one OF thosc
notes, he assumed every appearance Of amusement
and rushed od TO hts LAWYER for the purpose o.
finding out 1he situation why Any ot
the notes had gone into McNeirs
hands, or tho handa Of Others he dtd not state.
AZ he had 10 say was that .hsy wsro & @
opinion in which the unfortunate houers OF them
will p1obnb1y concur sooner or ialer; ana why
Back in April OF 1870. Walkers leasehoid interest
IN the property known az The ssors was as-
signed to Moses snydackcr Snyiacser sy already
holds incambrancca on some OF Walkers property,
especially N; qnarrses, oaa for SONG reason Or
e. the rents ana PsonIs o. =, g. stose go 70
sn1anehee ineA ~ % ~ ts e enet' 80 ,;s s.d
o0o o5ogs mac 70 acry ssc1r,n ta & MnGn @
notes. Then i !. believed there are aiso
sonlc other ihcu"oIahces IN na e@ole
properly aa1ns oae1 4h,, sea.s; vth,,t o
Il 's NOT seuy Hkey I'm, tnns anythn:
could pc tcanzeu VI .npso nntes nU ~
the properly we1e solo % ent.sas tnsM' ing tInst
but ts ao th and
Ilusl neeus WILL US VA VA ,,n h!,a ~ ~ ,e a"a
yefs o. ,s ana the 81 no!S
confidence: ...uu.
nut THE PUZZLE IS AETER AL,
Where sts those note, no%' ~ Two & or them hs.e
Neilh son hands; TIE other III AGnew :; Are the
sso, ooo sht m th9 saoGrt!' " n;afE .aesc no'es
been partly satisfied! Inc 0tana Jury indicted
NalEcr among otncs tnihss lot 1alllnE 10 e1plalh
satlstae!osi!s "nat ata oreune y. az en, " o1v
5oo Mh1en 1e'nea patr VI tns -. .oo @ ooi ~
hi'n from the tountE treasurer on tne -o1h OF Dc
cenncr, 1916: Altef 1nc 1nolctment vas re-
turned, Mr., Walker ana hls clerk were both
'ntery'e~cd ny lNlHt>E teportst anu tney E1''e
whaf was On Ing 'ate " IL = seIs ntEuSnltos"aru
account oi me sl'spo'i1lon ~ lhc money Sescb
thousan1 aoliars nhn Fphc co"t ~ i,r1oni 1ol Ihe
pay So ooo nad oech nsea 70 l1't an inclna,
hrance on soae hane Iounty property S4-Vo
had gone Tor neg oa1h: auue los stock some lof
fnrniture and some TOR tatln@ outstanding dcbts
II was really very fair case, ana the hooks which
the re1orter examined nnaueetlonao'y showed to
all apoearanccs that tlle s-;''u uou mad COMO IN
Legitimate ~uy. hul r'cht here comes IN
ANOTHER or THOSE niAEoLfCAt co1Nc1DENCEs.
On the 18th OF December MIR. Walker Made trust
deed 10 !. j. Lo,uuara lo secure the payment Of |
S10. 600. The money which he drew J
fro1n the County Treasury he gul
about the 2(th uf December. So 1t ap-
pears that between the Eth and thy 21st IT /
rectiven from tErse l'9o Ht'nffts s]ts p]O. lie |
Could therefore. have used thu sl0, QUO whlc, he
gut from lombard in lifting his fncuInhTances
buildlnr anA stocking his >asns and there would |
vet remain unaccn'rnted for The $40. 200 "f which /
the Grand Jury we're IN search; Taat body should.
OH reanminS this su'ject, inquire "i MIN wlst was
done With the So 9oo whcn t'c Sot 'rnn oa1ard
raid o two Of the $, os'U notcs with interest !rom
ahott So $40. Whether thcT were paid nobody
1r Mr.