New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18

Mr Hiscock-Mr Marble said he was informed ,nso
the 6oard was corrupt through MT Dyke and Mr; Dyho
told him I think that we should go to the fountain
head and not scatter about the groundess ruois any
Tnc CHAIRMAN to The witncss-You went down there
and did lawful work A-Ihat Is al 90 rurnoses
Q.-And yOu drew tine money Tor leRl'lh''o Pu'P0''
oI o'Dd Won ever draw a large sunni Ayes; $4,000
Old you draw so much at one timei A1 A.; :. 70.
Q.-Dd You hear any other hop2s,aioihss H"Dnrng
my stay Florida ,her several pT0n t aW. %l
fund them emsn@ wo. fn Of rumors and
90" either side Al think was it not so Mr.
INF william Chandler laughed but made no repiy'I
FoRGEfFUI WINES.
Joseph l. UaDce examined by Mr. Hlscock' sa'u ho
resided at Albany and was Deputy state treasurer NC
was appo ntcd January l. 1873 aud previous 10 mat
was clerk IN the Executive Chamber On the night Of
the Presidential election. 1876, he went TO New-forS
and STAYED there about two weeks. lie spent his time
part, Il. the Evere,t House and partly at Governor
Tllden's residence Creamery PARK During hls stay he
was engaged on business connected with the Executive
Department
Mr. H,scock cross-examined him AT great length "a 10
OF tins business, but without RECEIVING any
The witness on two or three occasions appealed 10 the
Chairman. the ground That the committee had DO
night 10 question him as the business of the Executive,
and that The business N which lie was then ehgdSed
had no connection with The present proceedings
Upon one these occasions the cnaiman ordered me
room he Clrai ed in der trat the statement OF he
WI should no BE- made pub c After short eScIei
session the reporters were reamited ana NE on" t Ia
stenographer, Mr. HAYES, on the suEgeru"no I M hs
cock the testimony that had Deen taheh uut
II wa, to The effect that the executive business in
which ne mad boon engaged was IA reference TO
phd3h- am pcatohS Tor "I,[, Wv rs if ~ oar
uou was asked or any person applying l'i "pPo'n'
In further cIoSs-cxanhnaIon, he testified that no
cipher kilograms were seen by aim AT Ni'beicf ~
os' 90, as E".r,t U,ust ne coulG mot rcc0llcct.
al tne E',le.' i"u,' % ,tc invarian,c .nsVrr of
Ihis coddh't rec"e't WIS tue nN"ii""It & no
pressed bi VII h'I't"; ~ , uomss tor Colonei
dl,phch IN cipher ~ t.c LNtI5,t douso w tI r
asked 10 write Denmark upo" sip OF paper ana he
uid 80. Oul ialed 20 re-, 0 ie't us meaning , 1890,
NJ HiscuCk-Nhat political HHueuCe e'cuIou 1""'
appointments 49,, ,.o. o..
e witness was silent uht the Qlr>lloIl W" 't b
reated ana ne was c0inhah4,u 20 answer "'' 'n' ~
salG--t Think fl was Colonel Peiioh
Nr liiscocG-Oh, maj H. near enough"
The witness fur her STAGED mat ron ISL NlIi 80
TRmUSe
timer A-Yc-, pare Of IT,
Mr. Rerd-Iuaj was When The TRIBUNE belonged TO
| ne lu,! l,, ..icu. press.
in 4I ,S ia l .6o s lscocE Supporting Greeley
far Prc.i .,u.f
Mr. lil.coc1-OI. ne does not remember. lLa"ghierI
r..>.> rr, ANS s.,HrrCiArrEr
l. C. p,NN h''N - ,t,, .,,o,
ne resided IN Boston, and That in November. 1916 lac
VAS ,n. of rIc -ouih C..rollp.. Eeiurnus Board.
Wa ''i' w. -, 49,, ,,,,.-,, g., ~. ...,.,,onet
MI l. III AM va ''''
here! Al nave
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m n,d. Al "shv' q NO S"'''''''1' ,0 "
IN the tos im5HI ven %! 9A4 ID W. "e'' '''oo quo
sub-,p..I!.t,o n EaW-l"IA. saw .h'' HS name was
mention "t Ian as 't- one al I'd'' vi '"C -''''-
Board SD" mace Negotiations WIN .'' II"!N '''''
for tn. -'." 90 mat u'a'' am u'...'. '' IN ,,
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