The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-11

glasses to look at the bill closely' when Will
liams gave T. 70 herl A,-No. sir; 1 never
you b Wb Py Il When s 5en goa went
to pay your rent1 A. Yes. sir; have them
.Q..And that bill was pu, in with the others 2
Ayes. sir. on the !.op Of the others
.,o:-Now. Mrs. Brown. where did you keep
in the back room.
o.-And the white woman knew where you
put your money! A.-No. sir.
uQ.-How long has she been with your A.
o.-1nd she does not know whero you keep
you. money! A-so. sir.
o.-Had you shown her your purse or money
before that1 A.-No sir; every time / got bill
took y up stairs and put II In my back room.
the ySSS %SaEP PEd d YOU % 6' wS &
S SH' HSs Tss In x9.boSs possset6Gok was bundle the
when l came down. l found II lying under the
Odd you take It up thenP Ayes sir; I
took tup and put II IN my pocket
Q-I,hsn Where did you put ~ ! kept y In
o.1nYou kept it in your pocket until that timer
Q.-No one else had hold OF it7 A.-No. sir.
, dhIo, there sny chance Tor any one else to
same IS room ON where you Kept % Wiiamss sotbes
A.INot exactly. In the room ne1t % 1t; his
was in the back room up stairs.
o;-Do you recollect telling him tths solored
boy on Saturday, that some gentlemen had
come there and asked to look at his pSSsrs 2
A,-Ons gentleman ceme in the morning.
=. .Q-And the, gentleman looked over his
thingsI A.-No. sir, not the one In the morn
Ing but the one In the afternoon looked over
his things everything he had.
Odd yOu tell him that tho Centleman had
and everything K.-.Hs did not look over his
accounts Ia the morning. sir.
Ono, the gentleman who came in the after
noon A.-The gentleman who came In the az
Q.-And the gentleman who came in the
morning did not look over his papers A.-No.
Q-whnt did the gentleman do who came In
the morning. Ale asked questions.
Odd you not tell Williams when he WAS
had called there about his case and looked over
his papers A.-No. sir: he did not look at any
papers in the morning.
OIL want to know about tina, gentleman that
game TO you on Saturday morning A.-Well.
DO not recolleet him. He came TO ask dues-
ya1Giye US yogr beet Eecollectiopn what /, he he
sssSd ssS y9g AHs ,S PskSd nor 3ns RHd
only since | washed for him
Q,-Did he ask you whether Williams had
paid yp2u any money! A:-No, sir. ,,.',,,.,
thinss' A'.No, sir. not in the morning.
Q.-who Is the gentleman who wanted to look
at Williams's papersY A.-That was the first
gentleman in the morning.
O.-Then that gentleman in tho morning
wanted 10 look at his clothes and his papers
A.-Yes sir.
Odd you show him the papers? A.-Yes.
sir, They saw the papers there on the table
and they Kind Of rcckoned II up. That white
lady said she knew how much Williams had
paid. Williams set down how much he had
Inc uity dollars and what he had TO pay for his
clothes seemed 10 go all right
O.-How did the papers got on the table that
that gentleman wanted 10 seer Who put them
there A.-Wtlliams was figuring them out
and left them there. He figured them out when
he got his clothes 10 see what they came to. In
the mean time he paid me $50 for sl.5O
Yes. sir.
Q.-Now. did this paper remain on the table
until Saturday mor..insf A.-Ye. sir.
Q.-Who was the man. you say you do not
know him. who was figuring with the white
woman on the table on Saturday morning ?
sir.