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

there in the morning and went 70 the mans and
he Informed me that policeman by the name OF BIZ
| mingham had promised to got me Job. SO waited
around that day. 1t was raining very hard. At night
me and MIN together went up town to see II we couu
see this Birmingham, and We could not ma
| him. 1 was TO stop at his house. We came
| back home and went TO bed. The next morning L
got up and stayed around the house awhile and went up
town and there met Louis Hlrbaugh, ana me anu
him walked around together. We went to the wafer
works there looking for this birmingham could not
find him. In the afternoon went back tQ this frends
house again He keeps a saloon, and sat there play
ing n game OF seven-up" We ate supper there
| about o'clock aud we started go up town
again TO see II we could see Birmingham, and as
we were going up the street we met Birmingham and
another man coming down. ana said he 20 Birmingham,
| Come on and let back to Bucks Inc was my
friendl and get glass OF beer" There another
| man with him. and the four OF us went back think
uarbaugh walked with Birmingham. During the time
Harbaugh had introduced me to Birmingham.
| So We got to Bucks and Buck introduced me again.
| said we had been made acquainted We drank two or
three glasses OF beer and went outside on the porch
After that Bnck called and got out there. He said:
| Jim, how would you like to make Sl0Op / SAID;
"What doing 2" lie had told before that they had
| been hunting for Robert Lindsay the Sunday be ore
that ana the fellows all arOuLd there had guy Who
found Robert Lindsay1" 1 didn't know VINO Robert
Lindsay was, ana had never heard Of him. And they
told me that there was man there hunting all around
| for Robert LINDSAY. ana he could not be found. Ana
th, man. whose Walton, told him To ger any
| body that would and answer 10 the name 81
Robert Lindsay and tnat they would give nun SlVo 80
Told this man, Il don't know noiiihg 3pouII l",s
don't want to get into any scrape lie said You don't
have to do ANYTHING except TO- to oIh ana Sh3"
mat there Il such person as k0rt LINDSAY ea" ~,
They can't make you swear that You made on me
| am avit." l didn't make out The ahliaVt' shil,
Vel" He said. IF you don't want 10 20, you ne,a
not 60 You can get the money IN advance and jump on
The train If you want TO-" said No. II start VII"
| 20 al the way"
Going the tram We met tbs man Walton r., at the
dnced mc ts Lino' I, ,re o, "a me motel
at depot where this man was stopping, sd l. DOES
Ii iT ~ lie sid Yes He tod me to get a
| man TO answer to the OF Lindsay" 30 when we
got no there he introduced me as Lindsay. "al9n
said DO You understand what YOU eoug 10 get T.
aid This rnan says 1 am to receive 500" lie SAID,
| " Yes. yOu are" He SAID " All right" 20 wien ms
| :" Nc,y.York and $40 / conld not get "a round trip
| ticket. Bat that Is To pay your way back"
| PREPARING TIE PERJURED TESTIMONY.
| So then we started along, and he explained every
thing; even got me Truth paper so could the let
ter Birmingham got that. that could see II and
study it. Coming on asked him If there any trial
about this .fIur. He said, No. al all" Then
| said can't be hurt much. / Will co." When we ar
rived here stopped at some Office We went IN cab
and went from there TO The 7h Office, and there was
introduced as Lindsey
O.-Whnm did you tIerc7 AIR. Hart Mr.. Post
ana a man 10y the name Of Byrne
| Odd \ on have any conversation with them A
walton
| private conversations when Hart came IN and sad.
Walton has told me all about it, understand IT.
out his hand and sad 10 me- " G0od-by, Barry, ana
looked up INTO Walton's face much AS TO say KNOW
all about it," Coming on the train said 10 walton,
Who Is goingto pay you this money ." He said "Thc
Truth Will you through me- 80 after We ARRIVE ca
o-Who examined youi
y story about the WorKingman's Union. That Is what
you and that is all that you nave got to do
he said And when got on the stand tod tIen ABOUT
mines. After that went 10 supper Before vent to
supper Hart said. Have you got any chang ~ sald
he gave me dollars He frs offered me five dollars
Tae next day being SUNDAY sad wanted 10 get a
clean shirt and then he gave me ten dollars we went
to supper, and man went with me; fhey call nm
him NO. to supper and he never let me while l
here he slept with me- and never LEI me 20
to Box you had better take him to Tony Pastors
Theltre" We came back after the performance and
and he SAID that would DO He sand " That Is all you
Glow many times have you been at The Truth
Al have been there all the time might as well say
except 20 the theatre To meals or TO tie hotel u
Odd you go to the Democratic headquartersl A
Odd you say to Box al any time that your name
was noi Iindsayl A.-No did not.
O-Did YOU have any cOnycr,a with any one in
gard 20 that for which came on heref A-No one
at oil. Mr.. Hart said TO M: know your name is
lot Lindsay" He said, " Walton knows your name he
O-Tnls Walton SAID that you going TO get this
MONEY through The Truhi Although The Truth.
HOW HART HOWE AND POST INSTRUCTED HE WIT
MSS
Q.-rben when you made statement yesterday that
your name Lindsay you knew at that time that it
was untrue Ayes. sir
o-Is that all Che statement that yOu want to make
Have YOU told all regard this transaction tnI
YOU desire to state Al desire to stNe 1t all Mr.
Hart told me that Walton told all about this. He
said will pay you and d-n it VIII pay double
IN mi him in a hole" They asked me If | knew
where Main-st. was In Lynn SAID no. knew where
lust the way for you answer court" Post sad
20 me, III hey ask you any questions.
About Ibis secret Organiz alton just tell them
you bound by oath not TO divulge any secrets II
opcy1v Hart sand: suppose they bring Garfield and
put HIM on the stand = aad Howe SAID = wi1h Icy
TO do any swearing al all II had known that would
, mo- Uart asked me now / would like TO nave a
lob IN NewYOrk. told him would hke II very much.
and he SAID: Wen, we won't say anything about that
Q-You never lived in Cumberland, did you Z A.-No,
Q-Do you know person by the name of William H.
o"You cane to Cumberland through Birmingham
4. No. through Buck ONeil. who lives IN Cumberland
Q.-wDo Is Brmingbami Ale is police officer Az
Cumberland.
call him some kind OF nickname.
O-How did you know Buck O'Neili was in Cum
berlaud last SUMNER and then uree weeks before went
up there the OF the Baltimore Centennial and the
time of the National Far at Washington. Buck ONeil
fair aud also the Baltimore Centennial and while IN
Washington they came to see me. as was acquainted
with both OF them.
Q.-When did YOU 10 Cumberland onsthis business
Wnen was il that Buck ONeil wrote you Ale did
not write lie sent man who came 10 my house on
election DAY. was boarding on Market Space, George
town.
O-Then a man from Cumberland and asked
you to go Buck ONellsH A-Ihar either election
DIV or The day before election But didn't hear Il
t election night went 90 Cumberland the next might
that was Wednesday night
Q.-Wnom did you see theref A-Buck ONei.
Oh his saloon A.-les, sir.
0.-WhOm else did y06 see A.-Ihere were some Tel
lows standing around there met ON The street as was
going @ Buck O'Nefs hOuse-Frank Q1gly and a man
VINO they call " Poodle Warner III asked me- To go
back AS TAR AS Bucks and get glass OF beer We went
back and stood there drinking. II was raining hdrd.
and | remained there all day Thar was Thursday.
"Wednesday IL took almost all night 10 come from