New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12

Headquarters and stopped there all night lney sau
the morning that they couldn't let US out OF tnei,
sight-hey afraid little Davenport would get hod
The Truth Office ana from there TO the Courthouse
WHAT WAS SAID AT "TBE TRUTH" OFFICE
Q-whom did you see at The Truth object A'-lsa"
a little short lawyer there.
Q-Fat fellow with mustache and red facet Alt
was not Howe it was a little bald-headed man Win
Howe, guess. / think his name was Humme' we
went from there TO the courthouse Josh" Hart
wanted 70 know about this Morey and told bin the
same as testified tols have already testified TO.
After the court adjourned until Thursday then went
and got supper ana returned home on the O'Clock
train from the Grand Central Depot.
o-How many times did you 90 TO The Truth Office.
Al suppose was in The Truth office half dozen
Q.-,You said you had some interviews with Josh"
Hartl Ayes, sir. had one with him Mt the Demo-
cratic Headquarters on sunday.
Q.-what VS. that conversation, do you remember
A-Wnh regard to H. L. Morey, and in reference TO
whether had brother an actor and seieht-of-hand
periOl ! told him yes, and he asked Inc II knew
where he was then | told him / supposed he was IN
South America that was the last I had heard OF him.
He said, Don't you suppose he il on here T. Said l.
Since / ne ard from HIM ne had time to come here
and 20 back asain." He said, think he Is on here,
and hiuk ths letter was wrote by him" SAID l. " 1
states he Would come ana see me" Ge showed me
letter, and asked me IL knew tho writing told hun
The wiring was very similar to my brotners bad
seen my brother write good many times and 1t was
similar 20 his.
sANBoRN's PART IL THE PLOT.
Q.-Dd Clark tell you who had asked nm to get you
to come to NewYork. Ayes, he said that sauborn
had told him to get me to come to New-YOrk.
Q.--Itis lawyeri AYES, sir.
Odd he say anything morei A...He said nothing
more. except that Sanbom or somebody else had re-
celved a telegram wanting me to come on.
Odd he from whom he received hat telegram
Ale did not say anything about fellow OF the
name OF Wilson, He spoke about letter which he
had received from Mr.. Goodall. He said this
letter stated to have no fears that ~ the
alD was about TO start Tor Florida 10 find Morey
and bring 1m on hd mere L was a nE Te
first went 10 The Truth Office we started from tIe
about twenty minutes past SHAT the Monday be-
tore the election This was the first time visited Tie
specs" on-Mr. Post. TAen there was a man there
they called Box, tmnk-thai wa, his nickname
mcInberi A.-There is where he showed me the Good
letter. Mr. Hart showed IL to me- anu SAID mat IL
oH%nat did he say in regard to that Goodal letter
Ale said that Morey had started TO Florida for his
health that the MOrey letter was genuine, and he
would start immediately for Florida ami have Morey in
time. -. a., , . -. A. q,,,n
oGcel Alt was during the recess OF tie Court Oh
Monday. viii,
except they said they Guessed that Was cncher on
then-referrng 10 my testimony. Hart said this We
went from there and got dinner. Box went with me
THE CHECK FROM THE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
Q-What was the next time you went to The Truth
oficef AThe next time went TO the Office was after
the court IN the afternoon when adjourned until
Thursday We had some conversation IN regard to our
being wanted again. Hart SAID he didn't know He
would take Mr.. Cark's and mine, and if he
wanted us again he would telegraph, and that
was the last time L went to The Truth office
before 1 returned home. We went direct
The Truth office to the Democratic Headquarters
When we got to the Democratic Headquarters we
stopped there few minutes, Mr. Moore was there and
TINS that The check, whose name. think.
was smalley and two other gentlemen that
didn't know and this man who gave me the check
SmaIley am sure-sat down and asked Mr.. Clark what
his expenses had been. Mr. Clark SAID I" counted my
money and put il down on paper before left home
and counted 1T over to the man, and his man sad;
Never mind the cents" said he, viii $50 cover II r.
MG G G;TN Clark Car sad a" don't know r. asked me-
aud L said Il VIII leave II all 10 YOU sir" He then
stating Mr.. Clark that $50 tor his expenses and
the 500 was for NE be wrote receipt out and
signed il for II 80 in my name.
Odd YOU get thai $1OO7
Ave left New-Yurk at 8 o'clock for Boston. We got
into Boston, think about g. and took tie halt past
o'clock train from Boston for Lawrence. Upon our
National Bank Mr. Clark asked Mr.. Jaqu the cashier.
If lie would cash check for him OF $150-a Neg-York
You need NOT say anything about where you got IT,.
he said he would not signed my name on the back OF
Clark passed it in and received the money. We
went from there to Mr.. Clark's pool-room, corner
Of Essex and JacRsonsts We went up there
THURSDAY mOrnng went TO work but not feeling very
well worked I'LL noon time, when weat home feeling
hour. should judge, when somebody from New-1oik
came ona person didn't know at tue ume; ont WI" no.
when first saw him mat he mad come 10 arrest me- aId
epept,c fits. had number OF them during the
afternoon They sent for tue Doctor aud when came
told hi.1 would not go. The doctor said was ut
torly unable TO go. During the night 1 continued 10
nave bad fits. On Friday ne came again and still
was not able to go SAID he to my wife " Is 200 Any
object for linn - 20 on tonight! Ny wife said No,
II 10 not He * not able 10 co.
COMING AGAIN TO NEw-Y0RX
Then on Saturday Mr.. Clark me. He wanted
me to 80. About hali-past he and Mr.. Warner
came the house together IN carriage. We took the
quarter TO train. think. from Lawrence TO Boston.
Went to the United States Hotel i'll Boston, and stop
ped there over night Clark said that he put his
down as A. Gilman. What my / do not
know 1t not my right At
IL o'clock The Dext mDruing we left Boston
for New-York We got IN here about five minutes 20 6,
Mr. Hart there aud he said 10 Warner Take him 10
hotel and have the bills charged 10 me-" He took
Asa Clements and he reg stored his name AS Gilman.
We had another man in tue party Warner called him
stopped at the hotel all night and yesterday morning
walked to The Truth Office From The Truth Office we
went to the court room aud at noon time went aud
got lunch. aud that was the last time was 10 ne
from f Toy Maene as man, 94 iaf
keep dark until we get into court"
wa. drawhi A~On the Park National Bank
Q.-Whose name was signed to that check Al dout
remember
they said they would pay me well for coming on
Warner said tlis No amount was specified.
Q-Was Clark present. Al won't be certain, but
he said in the presence of Clark that all would
be paid for his time coming on. This was the last
time.
Q.-Had you ever seen Warner beforei A-No, sir;
not until saw him III my house
Q.-Do you know where he livesa No. sir but by his
talk aud language supposed he was connected with The
Truth office. He had Truth badge under the lapel
OF his vest, so Mr.. Clark told mel didn't see ii,
Q-WbO first spoke TO you about coming on the first
tinIef AIR. Clark
Q-Was Warner that timei A.-No, sir. When
lett here 10 go home the first time, Mr.. Hart said If
they wanted again they would telegraph After
they gave me tho cheek at Democratic Headquarters
the who gave the check said If they wanted
again they would telegraph for and took Mr. Carks
name and my own.
THE MEN WHO TEMPTED MOREY.
Q-Who proposed TO yon first TO have you say you