, 1879-07-10
rho Indictment Against Him Stricken
from tho Docket,
And On Arrangement Made with tho West
Town Board
II Was the Only way tho Money
Gould Bo Cotton.

tttlr QflEluak CUIOE 9c1AAHl1oi "ltl We ""'' ".1
nearly whitc. lila faee presented sorfo"iul
uarc-wnrn expression, ns,d he WIS vcrr pale.
Mr., Moore talked freely about tho condition
Of the scttlcmcnt OF bis troubles and the cas'ees
which led him Into them. lfe was confident ol
bc;ng abba to ecttlo all bis difficulties with tue
West Town Board immedtatclr,'and no TOOK no
precautions, he said, to remain incoan'to IN IN"
city. It may bo a surprise to sofne Of the feao~
ers OF this article TO lcnrn that Avery moore uas
nkEx IN CHICAGO ovxH MONTH";
vet suct Is q fact, anil not only had lie pecn IN
tbe c,ty, but ,o lns been nil over II IN puo'lc
aonuos.,ca.. m tho atrect-cars, ut the principal
hotc,s. md A. other places, wherever he las Ind
h,.fne4. 10 transact. lie has not benn on tho
Board OF Trade,-ho said he had no nsktt thetn
nnw: but II ho had visited that Institution It Is
nrobable TINT somo OF tho members would hare
known him. ctanged as hc Is. But be has mot
fuco' 10 face men who once knew him
wcI1. md ucycr look Of recognition
greeted him. except In his OWE nelghborfood,
where tic people wero appraised Of his arrival
home ,mme edIa,cly, and he told tho writer that
the first twp weeks after his return his old
ne,p,iors Hacked tn and gave him welcome.
f,uL not Quo Of them spread the news Of tho
prolignl's return: they kept The news TO thcm-
dulycs with crcditable discretion, aud Lie Kos-
sipB for tho noncc Wcro Bilent.
In talking with tho reporter upon
TIM SUBJECT or THE sETrLEMRNT,
Mr.. Moore satd that his Indebtedness to thn
Vest Town was, aii told, In the ncighborhood
n ssot,}: but he Bonrt by rights owed him
something for Ills services, which, II paidt would
reduce the sum owed to sbout. $1,000 or
less. He said The Board lad agreed to ncecpt
tho proposition mnae snsoaen h,i.h.d r. r. Tu
some time uco, when was nunmshch !ast III ,a LIE
T1tnunE nt tlc time, hame,J. tIat he soonla n
thn remainder. lndossed by hts daughter, In In
Galinsnts sNo on INC nrse paSSfhteint;o IND ~o'eh
Doud tako place N tMn 5cars' ann Ha,Von eaS ~
year thereafter until the "9olo amoant ol the
to appreciate most sincerely, tnc s,sti seli-
sacrificing cilorts o. ~ noo!o uausl!.ggi' IT
md tho kindness which ptomptaa .p;aI: Mr.
Dcriclson and l., o!,lels ., to lhtef,e5a u: 1a,.
clear to get on Of nls oinlcu1{ evGans'!a1y, a',
although ho saa i YOU'D como heavily upon
lm ut bis time Of nc, "nen s., no ougns TO- n9
"a. he Ind r. so%s a' q wsl1s a, r csnsai
which would douotesa M yleld hlm ou Income 1.1 81
from $500 tu slno ysas' ~. neeosane a 9 ns o.!
went ny Or oT1. ne ,d a'a np' so Knnw T. e1aeaY Ky
hn thought be- should 30 no1e TO hnn H. sotns .,','
thing to d. Ao iatNnatea inat ,,, t",s '"'n
woald not occur axa'n,. nut ns ap,
ns. GDon sIhe'e the atsss n possible uecf a
n taken 70 pains t. CONCEAL 's mssf slnsG hs
hts return. re nau 'lst1a n.s .i,,Io - nSa @
ese ,, s stems m lad no de tint
anyhody wanted 70 get nl.n hFFsscu 81; ,.a ~" a. n
mt k1aw the coud'taon III WHICH iaa eaao "o"
'tooo' .,. W. .u, o,r.,s
Which lcd to The detalea.lon, Mr. Moore said
lin, he supposed IL would. bo useless for him tc
otIer ary palilatlot, whstcser. 1ic did not think
however, that It looked to any disintcrestcd per:
With an an,ount Of money that would cl
rieh him. II tlts Ind been in his minl, I,
would hnyp bccu attto natural for hin, 10 have
rone awny yith ths ~ ,ooo Interest on the rar
= lie proncr pnrtles In Jnn,.ary before abacout
ine. And t,.c1,, too, he Thought he paid oul
about 81 300 III snlarics Just before hc LETT It
lime. nithougI lie snil there was time ploul
thcro TINT lie coull not remember dates Of
amounts very we'll. He was troubled with cry
ttpclnB In his head. which struck IN; hit doctor
treated him "atn V1GW u nlspeFshle lllt
disease, 4nN tolu MN tlat ha nae
osven y 1nmnwa'u "'sf" I, ~ hnart tne ~ ~,
peel o. utopsy u Liu "su1.. i' rG' ,u,st' ~
months Me va uot au,o ~ ~ XII, p!oe1 " * Wis.s
oHt scndng us pa1s@e @ ~ 10 o. n.En % ns da9 pe
nmt u o1s W. .t;rilv ~ I'LL ,'dcr nrdinarv cr
eumstansest rs o healthy ncrson gould un4c &c
rue most htoi.su IHc.e NV" ii H.
whh oy no lnea1ta WEI. oow: ~. Mo ash"n"suuct
lAt ~ uaso 1Mu H. u'eIIs Ws,e1 " o'o onI ah, t.
ilG u;'n ,, au ngH!u' isi'' baiw.er aiu 'AI ~ ~ n
mt ,fo ElIt fn0 n0n
~ wv !, sunv ~ ,gi,i, IN lin, ia har1iv inew Via
made hin; lroyo Us hc did, but intiniated tha
ilnil l,c becp entirely we'll nnl right in ll
mind ie would never have done IS he did, :.
llo said t!,ut Mr.. nerckson md others VII,
had rendered ttm tl,e greatest service were oui
casual ncQuntntanecs OF Ills, whtl0 ths one
whom ho countoi a. Its beat friends ard /
whom he looked for real assistance, acrnrlC
linn the lcust. lie thought il,at II lle had ha
good lawyer, oEB who had his Interest
ntlcart, ho t.ccsl never have left the city at al
but 8: 4. Dowt to hum he intrustcd his affair
rot s997i iron, him, for which lio neycr renlerc
ihu lcast service, and this, too, when his famil
were suffering tor the money for teir supnor
lIo could not help feeling a ttilo sore toward N
dow, he said, in view Of these circumstance
lie told him TINT tho matter could be f'xed II
for $3.50. nnd promised TINT It should 10 don't
but not The slightest tesutts had over been O.
pcrlonced from this outlay.
Nn. u. DILL
,,x my, xorc,,t ond interviewed at bls re-,
VA ne1s soMAG III nuhh,rd u strect. n" /. ana
oense, nro'. ~: ~ hanIsmru md In. tskan MI iiy
Ssty nlue'1 y, .s'"rIn,s s"tt1emcns. la an
nte!ess - t.one eua,,iI h. iirct ,.r ~,