New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21

that Grow was TO have 40 per cent Of the amount
sSs sf DIVIDED
among Kmljall, Gildersleevc ana myself M H s
sent THESE papers Washington met MIN lev Jay
afterward. fio said that the Treasurer wanted the
numbers OF the bonds before paying the money nhe ~
which he directed me to obtain adavits Identifying
Gildersleeve as Slattery He told me tnat ne nau AZ
tempted to obtain the numbers OF the ponds through
The witness identified number Of Crows letters
which exhibited the various measures TO which lie re-
a letter bearing. date November IA, 1877, asked
aarnSe Crow q behalf to apply for reissue
OF the registered bonds standing in his name on the
books of the Treasury In lieu Of those lost This the
writer added would enable him to obtain all the iniof
Another letter, dated November IL, 1877 contained
reached nome last night all safe. When you tnelose
papers to Middleton a. Co. have Slattcry write them
that it was found practically impossible to dnd one or
To s IN to MAKE
duction but that he found those VINO knew Juage
Eastern District Of New-YOrk and that he could be
completely and fully identified before bin I'm case he IS
identified Leforc HIND and DC therefore aa So ana sena
to them the papers, hoping that may prove satisfactory
to the Treasury department. ,-..,. -. Non, Won,
There Is 5000 In the sub-Ireasury at New, YORK
which may he drawn at any time. My part, 40 per
cent, Is 1852. 1 sent check to be signed ny Mr.
satery which forGard to me, and when tue MONEY
AT the reading OF the part Of the letter which declared
that Sattsry cond be fully identiled before '"dSe
Another interesting letter was sent from washington
by Grow on November 10, 1871 showing his plans Ior
WORK, and difficulties with the Treasury officers
The Treasurer has taken peculiar tun, ne wrote,
concerning the sanity OF MI slattefy
He has sent them to Mr.. Patterson "a Treasury
ccrk for him to look into the identity OF Mr. slaery
IL that Mr. =. Will appear before him ana be
that he may be satisfied as to the identity
OF ME- 5. The Treasurer says that the Interest was
drawn on Mr. Salterys bonds for ye or SIX years DC
fore went away and that Ge has at some time Deen
before Mr. Patterson and that he has recognized MIN as
the holder of the bonds, and entitled to draw me inter
est they have In the Treasury Department. mere
power OF attorney executed before Mr.. Patterson, h
thorzing another party To draw the Interest Ior one
somi-annua payment aud that - the only power OF at
turilcy appearing"
The treasurer seems to be Of the IMPRESSION Mr
Grow continued that Mr. SIatery has been before Mr.
Patterson representation OF the treasury Oh
Newly Ork and drawn the interest on seVerd occasions,
and that he must have been known To them In order 10
and that being the case there could lie no ucuy
in his bringing himself to their recollection now ii Mr.
goes before Mr.. Patterson, lie must he prepared 10
an about when the bonds were purchased Wheie,
and by whom and how he has drawn his interest up 10
the time OF his going away He Will be paitlcu-
larry interrOgated TO who, In the suD-Ife.s-
ury, paid him his interest, ana Whetnsr NC
signed any receipts and II hc gave any power OF atto
ney and to whom. The Treasurer expressed huiseli
as being perfectly satisfied with the Identity Oh 81 put
sent the papers 10 Ncw-f OK is hSh'
Get Mr. = you can and bring MN 10 MI rat
tcrson. aud have some suitable party Introduce hln'
Have little delay possible AS TINS case mas ueNel
Oped itself, think You will agree with Inc tnat the
course | desired To pursue was tie proper One anu
would have avoided ali delays" ~
Tie witness said thar he saw Mr. Grow again on NO.
yemDer 20, 1877, in New-st. Grow said tlat ne hau
siled scheme to obtain The numbers OF the oonds
but n Glider sleeve went at before commissioner
Shields lie could be identified as Satery. III was wheh
they attempting to carry out this plan That they
were arrested.
iderseeye will to-day give evidence for the prosecu-
ton against Grow.