, 1879-04-08

mt 10 ffe wltntea lho 'huMtAnce 01 Lne ~.
plies was tl,at Gregg know absolutely noshingof
this dc!alcatlon until Miller told him after Ills
discharge, and that, although h. know largo
amount of orders was received daily from tno
banks, for Which these duc-11lts wore given, no
did not know that they covered up any shortage.
DF this time Uolsen had cottlc in
"pILLY" doLsEs,
as he Is moro faniarly known. With hta e1pe-
rtcnca a n Witness in tho whlAky trials to back
him, 10 stepped up to tho lar ani sea'ned per-
DO " yon ~ know r. A. Miller1n asked Mr..
Reed, nfter the usua1 prelitnlnasics.
!" Sorry to say do,' was thc response.
IN reply to. further tguesa,n."qs, Golscn said
Miller came to l'ls office, NJ 10 .'ackson street,
Post OGlcc blihtness, uua would like 10 20 In
Dusfncss with witness. who said ne might come
in II he Ind enough tnot'ey. Miller wanted tG
sno how s y Tqn ~ sS s1ks @ n9'9 ha, m,, "a!
tliat ho onIy haI s2.n00 available, having lust
given his brother $1,000. Cnlscn said $200O
wouldn't do, and Miller finally anil: I'm very
a1' Seen saci, s good f,ieni ot mine, an,i any
Wts WtSsess rn aax II lin ''' .ga'n' aissr IL. 10:
turn from Canada. Il was as wttness'
what be- lid done with this fost-oifico money
HWcl,'' he said, ''got little loose nnti played
q lttio game once IN n wl.fft." FLnuEhter.l
On witness asking him with wlurn 10 played, ho
a,;tl ssu sonc a otilSr Iost.olca boys tight over ii
Judgc Hangs-Dld he my lie had played with
Mt; Ased! d. i,
"Iiow much OF the money did he say you had
.well, yoa will find that out when the time
comes. Il am OIL trial will answer you."
lhaisid'ss'}} apian;t },o say you got sstoow
"Not in that culvctRaston.'
"You were on his bond, weren't youf'
"Ycs.'
"bnt not ut TINT time, You got man
named Tauss!g to 60 on luis bonaf'
"You are under indictment for taking some
Of tt!s money, aee you nota"
| Nj. Keed-DIa ho say heha ovcr played with
"Maybe 10 did. 1 don't rccollcct 1t.
[Laughter.l
nj. Reeu-I simply vant to return Judge
Bangs, gracious fasoF, Tor never PLAYED card
III. ssaart {so.so yoce)-Nor either.
Mr.. Reed rested hle case, aud the court took
ruccss until o'clock.
| On rcsuming ns , O'Clock, Sfr. Heed asked that
Judge DanEs be compelled to select soue one Of
tho amounts taken ind ce.l!lne himself to BIZ
! argument to tint nmUunt. II tho taking ol
| money was separate nhtl distinct oite1lsc, The
DistrieirAator'loy could mt group all the TAX
Tho Court said this was q question for the
jury.
rALW.
Judge Bangs mado d brlei argument, crflcnt
1y Hnvtug hinlself for his closing speech. III
was followed by Mt. Swott, who niaoa kpcect
OF something over M hours durat0n,-a
specrh tllat MAS botll learned un.l eloquent, mt,
apparently convincing. Charley Reed warmed
up to hls work with hts usual vlgur. dctcntlInt
Gregg with the enthusiasm 1t IN old friend
Huch 1io is-anI the acunen of un nhlu lawyer
ind lashing the squcaIcr hititr With tho iul
force Of llls strung invectivc as Charley drcv
tho iattcr's picture. ho was nothing mora no
less than ia Shameless leper''; md, as II tla
was not baa enough, tl!eI, liar, and periurcr
Mr. Reed had not concluded hfs argument whe,
tic court adjourned for the day. lie will re
sumo this morning. and will bc followed b.
Will then receive tic Instructions OF thu Conr
md retire to reflect on the riddle which they ~
to solyo.