The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-04
kEYsER AND JACKSON 4 SCHULTZ
Gen. Francis q. Bmr'ow's TcstSmony In Reia-
tion to the Assign u,euts.


At tho rcasscmbing OF the Aldermcn's
Investigating Committee yesterday Mr. Jackson
+. schultz. bringing to close n consultation in
the lobby with Gen. Barlow entered the cham
her. hut WIS excused for the day by Mr.. Cole.
Ex-Attorncy- General Francis c. Barlow wns
the first witness. Referring to the matter of tho
assignments 10y ]. II. Kcyscr 10 jackson s.
Schultz. he said:
Twas at that tune tho counsel for the Committee
m s'Nrnv. Very soon after the disclosures ut tn. Rug
moc that Mr. K.vser was Inclined To assist the commit
such s he :" cd" Ss IL n' ps, o mn" 2,
,he ins,rameniality OF Mr. schultz aud Nj Thomas q
darn one evening to the COMPTROLLER ,fcc and went
such as were fraudulent and picking out thosc up"n
winch he cnm,d NE endorsements Of his name TO I've
rnuy Mr Pee Khan Wa prescnt and one two others
taken in the sequence events that he executed those
s,i,'si, . at ms hon'c think Mr. Acton and Mr.
ON" nrc" ~ n" o g"h 2 sn ",h acted a. m,,nc. tor
Mr. schultz 10 collect the claims which had been
s a. ~, agc,rdnf f. he schedac n,taehsd 70 one
donr u sH , "rs Gr,o1, tor nIm he had
for ~ of The irr.uns agnnst whom the claims Nst-
ed w'rc city hcis nni politicians We brought -litin
COLLECTED nn That ", could We ISi a anal sct,irnrmt
witt VI schultz aud ,ceNed from hin, the fcs due ~.
r M u,u W. =, , , e r,, s . III rn ,s,,ns nesn d
80 o. .ai N.. inc n-s,snm' nj. were hHndcd htcN
whi,n have here, lavils been ,lcctci Atnrir AN
tin ",m TO- Alan !"n l. i-,2. aud aunuf 1874
m, arm c,,i.,prrt had no. GnoNlrdls o, What
1-.,ennori. we're M ifn.t ior n" c,,' II, r@,
To- tg utv such b" epoc. a. wisht be- oiul
y hi' ,-coaat. VIII d 'f, K,,'r alsn,- ea '''
owed Ne cit, n,',o. aud hn woad be- ,m,,i To-
h,.r c"n 'usns tI ea'd 'ivu. were muic ht Mt
m'ni Win ~, comitr,icr- once Finally Nr Green.
into the nnonm ant NaHe ct the N'rs done b, ko}.rr
,,, ,V 'i'' NJ ,' reg ans ,ine tinnn DE-
t. make the necessary eNauii niun~ together 1t a.
Mr. latdcd ic,t Inc cumrir"ilcrs ofiicr and n WAS
irow,d Mr. schultz was much enno,ed u no matter
m'ed him mat Re could MT do 20 n,rel, oi H. own
AZ action 70 which Tie city would have TO be rarty
ihs trouble and ,r9lion involved deferred ham from
dr ra w , 80, ,- 9vIi .tsssc MAJ VA, n,s
The turrent sne.s 81, H. al vi" '' 49, w. w." Nv
plnel. IN the course of conversation learned from
m.ne, in prngcs. being made to HIM i, Mr. schuiI
whether ii had been made er then bcins made va.
n "i @ a. Ili aiI a., ~ ra va. the nr.i heard
WIN us business, ana knew nothing more VI 1t Khan
Concerning the condition ~ Mr.. Keyser Mt the
said:
lie wa' rei'aied nervou. and sometime. sick hut he
am any iul-e of aiuHu- coudulon Tie li.i eta in.
ri,cn H Hr Er he H., u'' ngl a,
,hcs wci, lam, a-nln.t m'noei.o thc snl 10 whom
public 80 r~ Hnd lr sa,c Al. the Upparuu.f, o recover
thins would h much c, ar .au ~ understood IN.
.'1aicmeni, II, va ct course ,aieahe ~iuc.- u,
POINT a. 'lc enemy, ne- that broke oicour-, w,r,
out amy a..smn'nt under an IMPLIED prot,cuon ,oa.
s Mem 1'w ,n greece , ~ rfoe, bong
sinmus urun ami hi, r-umonN. directly aud indirectly.
him t. max, Az .,isnmcn; rr,pi. '."i
rather THINK hc sus-c ,t,d 1t himself