, 1879-02-05

Mr.. Goudy called Mr.. Berthod locwenthal,
President of the International Dank, who tcstl-
fed that he was stoc!tlIoldee tn tho Htrmuuia
to the extent OF Sl5,U)0, which amount he sub
scgucntly paid with interest. lie remembered
several btnekhulders' meetings 1t his bunk after
the l'rc, but dt,lH't remember about Wcthcrell,
Slssun, or Prurc being there. liz didn't re-
1l,eu.bcr hearing Of my statement at anv Of
t,rfc fuectinls tint Ilcsing had arranged with
Judge llolgctt to be relieved for a less sum
thai he owctl.-he Ind never heard any auch
statements before this Investigation commenced.
He lad no oceaston tn ascertain tho value Of t!lu
Htaus-Ze ting stock, nItt-nnyth hing he might gay
~ to l.at t.lat.er would tc i mere eucss.
On the cross'cxatlsiIiatioli, wltness stated that
there was une ot these meetings ut which he
believed ilcsiag or FlorslIcnt wus present. To
lI1r best Ut his recollection lls did not tenlen-
brr d meeting Whcro It was EiYcn out tllnt u
judE1ncQs was not to bv ta&cn aVa!nst HcslllC.
There wds Eul,or to that plEcct. though, about
"Wllut was ,lc r,,n,orl" uskcd Col. Cooper.
aNcl1, Mr. l1eslnE Caflc to lhc A!Hl told in1
be Thought lie could La favoretl Il, solne way."
Waati't lhcrc an ct1ort on the part Vi the
atocktol,lcrs to get out Of this boat sllu best
they roulut"
Astrr The judgment Of the Court below was
confirmed, tile witness didn't Eemehber nny
unltel stfurt His Impression was that after
thls t'iuy acld u nlnctihg uhd either appointed
culn.nIttcc, ur perhaps he solicited Mr. Charles
lltchcUcx, attorney for tbs rrtaitors, us 10 my
iurll1er stors That might b. taken. After cverf
means Of l.cttlpE rebate WIS exhausted, they
Anai!y canlc 10 the suile!nsion 10 pay.
"lliIn't Mt. tiesng SLATE, " The meeting Of
Stockholders ut Yui1r baok, ta& he lad I'LL Hr.
rAuvcmunt BY WHICH liz was going to get OF
pretty cu4lly,-or something to tiat cllcctt"
Witness had no recollection OF auy such
! statement. lie didn't remainder just what
| licsfug told hiln, but a1tcr reiecttug ieH uo-
mcuts, he did re.lcnI6cr Il was 10 the elect that
| lleatn.. tlluughk he llad souse nlcans Ut being
fayored 9y V0eke Or through tic t0urf, so II to
geL o!F for less thau l!r nctual amount he owed
Witness deemed It Bel, III unlikely story at the
tne 'ttat ise didn't Iay much ntte'lton to 4. In
to get uif, ILL i1ra nPpaFeut'y hciIlE tl!at fMko
WIS friendly tuwar,ls lin, o. wuuld assat 1lm.
| Tic communication truln Kissing ma1o an ILL.,
favorable impression VI On Inn ~ lite ttlne, a'ht
| Es lliun't w4lt to know uIiHthluC tnurI nb0ut
| it, The impression hc got was t.lnl perhaps
| Vucke wal,i'. dung hts uutY. aud hu dluu't
| want tn kluw alIytnitIg H,ofe about II!
| ..is II YOUR hatlt, uskr1tu Couper, "Nhcu
a Hnat comes to you nsn tells you he H. Eett!uE
around yuur ,ssent tn pcrrrtratr fraud on you,
| tu 70 away md mt cideayor lo irarn anything
| llore nboat tti'
| Wasn't i, IN account ii Judge n,o1ee,.'s
paulc GenE rntonetl In rt'nneettun witt, It tiiat
yu,t we're 10 shoe!;c.l that you 1ldn's want my
| tstIt,g To 4lH with IT.
| ~ dnn't lhuk Ills nAlllc WIS mentioned IT the
..Wri., ut ttlc second, tlent"
"Ithtnk u thr sec.'s,u hu mentioned Judge
| RltMxctL's uAtAs."
, "What tlii liz saSf'
"Nr said HAT hr hal seen Judge Dlouxett,
and MA going to zee him IF4R Tie nurt day
that s,u thought that tN mou'd gct houle sellsl.
| ur auntrttlsy VI the ltutl."
s'l!la, wa4 tic thing thMl had such terribly
| bal itWprt.sIh oh YOUR niisnt that ynu Didn't
| want b, kuuw auythtnK luurc about tli'
| ~ think It WIS Itc ATst ,utcrtlr* that !
didn't wunt to ak auy auestlons, and he rather
pressed nr,.,eoulded in nis 'u connection with
| uW maltrt.n
! "Hhy t!Al you seek to avoid the cotlMun!ca-
| tiun BY llcsl.tv to the el1tct tl.1t torke WAS
about tu be = party to sw'ndliog the creditors Ut
ule EtrHIailiaf'
II Thought Woke wasn't aulue wnst he
| ouzl,t to III rs the RECEIVER"
CuuilnulEg, wil,luss said he supposed the re.
laltols t'ctween Arstng nt,l Woke wers friend
loeks was Neslnx's nFutegs.-she man whom
flesnv pat Into llsu otllsc uf Clerk Ut lie te!ru
Court. Il was hs Impression, however, i'ist
Voske got ls sppo!ninleilt IN lleslnR's tils
iiesa remembered Ar. Moses vigorous attack un
tI:c Huuuer In which ilcslug's uote and stot i
wcrr uisi,osc.l Ut By fucKc, but he lldu't re.
lncuber Register tllhbard' stating to Nj. Aloses
that Au would not allow bin, to talk 50 about
bis tli!LbaFj.) supefiur officer. Alr. sloses did,
~ liz remembered, make 4unle remarks whlSn
Wtsness thought wera vcFt severe upon Judso
B!ulSctt. Witness sceanuel Sir. Alusea' Wo-
taO5ls wv A4ACEEA hiki 1lliA ~ ~ kH0 -
| act cuurbu to bs taken. tockr shcu said ttlat
hr was 4rting uulrr tbs or.ler ot liz Court. lu
Justification vt what te bad dunc, apparently.
AE. Woke showed the letttes lie lad as!urcsse1
tu di1eteut parties, mud l4e aiawers hc Ia.s se'
gciyct, and sahi that hc had sud ;!te as.c1s Ia
lae parties making tl.e h,stlrst o4e1s, aud that
| the sails WAS rouhrtne4 pY inc Court.
0n lhr redirect, wftues3 A2l1 that he got The
Information ll.ut The stuck lad been sold
day Of two before thr last creditors
meeting. The secou.l Interview With HES
tng must h4ve bc1u befute witteas paid "
Ill. s&uck indcbte,lue.s. lie jiu Iut kbluk hi
hali N Interview with Iitsug altsr l!lat, VI b.
hai no tulllcr Interest III coutcAtlnE tho mat
ter.
.'Whrn IIes.ug ma4lo the statement, you dix
not bclcys Nh4l. he salIt"
1 y Nh uuk urrus1r1 Lu Sly tllats In suh1tApre