, 1877-12-20

intcrcc,led Tor you'll
Ale did not. He told nto'such story
xo 1r thse pa et e0 oa yy 81 any
It was a fabrication of bis uwn.
Q.-IIAyc you any idcs how many times you
have bycn arrcetcu, cirIliy ur criMtnallyl
Al was nrrestc,a two OF three times et7lllv:
Q.-Ilow often have you been An inmate Of
Al was twice In Ludlow Street Jail.
Q.-wEnE You sor rouR T1MEs1 |
Q.-Werc you arrested four times hy Deruty
Sheriff Alaedoncgal in clril suits, on charges Of
Al don't know the gentleman.
.Q-Would you know hisn II you should sec |
A.-Don't think would. lie belongs to q
class of people never took n particular fancy |
to-: turcat laughter:
thirty times 10 civil suits, charged With fraudl
Q.-During the timc you lived In Connecticut
did you run IN s1ctt to nny considerable extent!
Al believe owcd some money.
Q.-At the time Of bis death -
DID ToU owe HORACE aRHBLET FOR nor
RowHD MoNHT.
and how muchf
time. At tho time Of my bankruptcy .he sent
t1le my notes and made present Of thom. But
when + was discharged cove him new ones;
Q.--Do you are hts estate now $i0,o00 boF-
IRHSu DHtlEY A3lI lltGEESt1
A.-No. arranged 1t With the executor, I
th,nk. for 10000,
Q.-ntd Joa ever make any payments!
A.-My father gave the chfdren $4,000 In
lrfAually did not.
Q.--At tho time Of your fathers death,
now MUCH Mn rou OWE ALToaETMERf
A.-Leavttig Greeley ont, about t5O, Goo.
Q.-D9 YOU know within $4,000 to-day what
Ayes. hayo stated tho amount.
Q.-Do Yon keep q list of your crelltors7
Al do, and that Is what I 70 By.
Q,-Do you owe Xachartall E. Simmons, tho
lottcry.polley nun, my money!
A.-That's my private business.
broke forth c1citcdlys at Will appear that
there was eonspsracy,-not auch a conspiracy
- has frequently been spoken Of I'll this tFtaf,
ONE or TUE RANKEsT EVER KNOWN
In tho hiatory Of Jurisprudence. One link 10
what tcek to prove now, but, II hare to CT.
pose my hand, will DO compelled to lose tnuch
Atr. I.o1l-Counscl may open the door as wide
as hc plcascs, - far rs wo aro concerned.
The witncss answered: do owe money to
Q.-Can You tell how mich; within sloo, ,oo0i
Al never borrowed such sun from him.
Q.-Can you tell, within 5000. tho amount
yoM owe Simmons, or his brotaers1
MI. Lorl-Tell, al near a. you can.
Tie witncss answered: d may owo him
$1,000 or $1,000. Will swear that It Ii not $i0,-
00l. It ls somewhere betwecn 1000 and $l0.-
| 600, that Is, as near As can tell. He has my
was not $4,000. lie may have two Of thrco
| notes. Eare them TO him.
DURING Nr MAHRtED LIFE.
1ast aav MI smn,on, TN n,. on sun.lay or Monday
and hnye rooms there. lIo might have como
by appointment. | saw him tlay or two bcforo
that In tho same place. Before that met him
Q.-Within tho Inst two months, has thcro
bcen 80 long m interval aa three days In whEch
you did not sec hlm'
Q.-snco September la.t hns there been an in
| teryal of three weeks Ia which You did not sec
himt
A.-Ycs, cir. Since thls case commenced I
hare been in the habit Of seeing him very often
at hts private office, on tho third floor Of tho
street, and other places. don't knnw TINT llc
IL In the lottery-poltcy business. lIo has hcon n
kind friend Of !ninc for ten Or fifteen years. I
never hsd ANYTHING to an nv, with him In tho lot
NEVER KNEW HIM 70 CAMILLE.
Ilo has lent mo money within the Inst ak
months. ! should l,ay9 to refer to my books
toE tho amount. 1t,, Either W.: Mr.. Perry an4 Dr.
wcrc present at any interviews With him whcf.
to cams To eee nc. For i've years hare had
aeompanion who always Weat everywhere with
V.-Did zachariah E. Simmons ever lend you
any mony to pay portion Of the expenses Of
A.-llo neycr lent mo money for my such
Odd ,ou use anY monny borrowed from
Al don't think have. generally carry
some MONEY in my pocket, and so | caii't tel!
whether utcd bits money or my own. lLaugh-
Q.-How long have your money aud hfs baeu
mixed 10 that you couldn't tell which you used
Laughter, which caused tho Surrogate to rsr
Q.-What portion Of tho expenses OF this trla
Al poK'7 1n1Nx nAys rA,p Asr.
Mss- Ia baN ana nTsclt have ne same eoun m
n M pa '1r IVY
Court for u, ,0Q0. .ooo aganat William H., on tn
ground thst llo promised mo TINT sun II
81 se viii. sr. L. Den parted il wIth M her Sepa c"a
betrayed her.
Q.-whas witnesses hayo you seen aud askc
| to cotne here to testtfyt
Tns wl1Hxss popuxn TUE QUESTION
! In every way for long time, lie acknow
cdgud that he had seen severaf, but profcssed t
2 bs unable ~ name nay ut them although h
nalaed D. i. Allen, Mr. Parkcs, and Mrs. cals
J.. well.
Mr. Clinton wanted to find ont II he had ha
an interview With intending witnesses in 81
i. bimlnons' office. but all the answcr That eoul
20 extFacteti fra1A him was that ha did NJ
!. "thlnk " he hatl.
The Surrogate suggested that there WAS \
4 object III continuing this line Of questioning
IT, pugposo was to affect the crcllbil!ty Of tt
~ witness by showing l!a interest Ia tho cas-
- AIr. Cllntua answered; Unfortunately, t.
Z. aYoWal OF my ob]eet
i MAY DxyH4T tTa succxsa.n
The Surrogate, looking At tho clock, Vho
haulss pointed 1t 4:eU, said ho presumed u
e1oss.exa1nlnation Of tho witness would not
soon enied.
Alr. Clinton answered that 1t would not
Adjournment was accordingly taksn.
INDIAN M1iIM0S.