, 1881-06-14

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ESfmt ie s savs Ia HI' li,, mt s convrse "y ,vt;,
s = S!e'l o0ss. In reply TO nn Inquiry rs 10
= }ctllngetl bis vote to Conk1tnE and I'latt,
= sHtey SAID they Ind fallen otr n vote. nni
!. '}as deemed ncro,.arv to tcen their v!tic
-. ~ 1,.".ata. , TsN ~ neop t.ie.. 'o.o
NJ" eaipe"tef a1't hfapeI' t"o"I 1le IN
vcstlRnt1nE Committee, lnl spoken to him
about the necessity OF having this, During
the examination n number NJ intercst1np focta
ntolt the management nj thc Hrnatnrlot
campaign wtro clic!tcd, but they we're SIM
,,iv ami, r,n,ttnnv ~ ,,rrort -,,,,,ra ,,i,int,
r. nn o",.. ,.n'i ,. ~ III uit' T.; iu"t tr aMt'Ts W m
'iisnatrjrs' "'p'"''1 :" i'f' '"'"o''f'o
,.,. -, 80, a,,.,n :,
outlined Il el,eckered career. lie Is, ,now a
protl,cer OF petroleum at Br"'lfol4t, ,l'n.
where III. ~ manager of :H0 acres anwneh by
two firms nf WHICH lo Is M.ei'tr. 1'rior
% N'ct,miiiR ni1 q! ntail, as 1af bAck ~ M,
,s,a',, luz na ess e;,i 's ~ s,,,l' o IT, Mns @
III. II. w"rkst! | IN ~ a ,'1ii NJ III Isyi!ia sx "ts
sne,,t fron i A't~n.t' ~ tsTj t3' anrii 1sH' +,
e t,,nol,a.;H v ~ sort. MIi't: a. IT. ,, III
s,m,ctnr IL !, vnrt IL Sa,%irr "n,i II t1ncr,n. lm
bcT. I'M: was selt Ia Lorisint,n 10 Ink nft"r
contractors xeltinr nit jiye.oak: rcturrefl.it
April, 18Th. beco,ning foreman, Of tho New
burg yards: took the contract to ret out
titnber In TEXTS. atl.l passed about n year Of,
the l,razos. River; and since ls75 las been In
the 0il business.
,yos adnltted ,,v III" w;tnoxs liz coro +ba
liz a., ni,ru3i " r"unSo ~ +ho S5stEt ~ ~
,vt. t"r hfs nstnta emit ',a,.', ~
~ ef"T, ~ ref"rr nj, Isn,.te IN r,,rasI SI'i. ~,
~. ,n,psttnn nm, via. H.. a,".r thet ne Ind
e iu % "t ~ IL. .ms ~. 't
Will IFS written rpIcnsc and compelled 10
Yield fl5 ease. In the course Of Ills eX81utt}R-
t,on he statcti that Asscmblytlan Young lad
informed lII,tl that he Ind been corruptly ap-
p'o'e''ea o'' u'o ou.''.o'a..p' as.' .''':s.,
Mh. TorSd
what llc knUws about tie ways of tic lobby.
UrastEey's examination will b.: continued to-
tnnrrow, and will probably occupy 4 large
portion IF the t1ay. Tic State Constitution
requires UEstrlct-Attornrys to prosecute nll
cnses OF 0iticiaI bribery III tlleir districts. ana
niia case @ta pe.aaps sn'n2 o. ne ntnefs i, WI,
meeis III tl'ls city next Mohaay.
EX-SENATOR coSxL'Sa
Slice his arrival. Tllere Is rufnor atloat
that he Is dissatisfied with tho management
OF the bribery case, and TINT more eminent
r. TIE iSwGs'Aa'oS ssis,'1 ta"ac co4M.r,s
s' fai1,,ass " t1 ibe Xaminstratnn sil". rs they
% i'nye showi, ~ M tiispsltion to do, il IS !kely
t'a: sis Cohi,,," p,,t, , ,,,r M ~ ,,'t pt,att
y G 2e H. VIZ, t;,n w" ~ mn, ,'r;tr ~ ~ ,is H.
natsais ~ ao t,e " ,nr ,' t,n ~ us
tl. n'u huiernTtS f t uaE, on
WINCH ~ y ~" ts. ~" ,,a u", 49,, .I and t. T.
iu,iinv!si lin H. stnvs n,ynv IN nrGii h.fur
sliGprinesi as witness ln tho Bradley
bribery case.
. ,r'.,'-s roIshuis"s ,.'os',.,.,, pr..,
.,,.xr Y VN I'M. ~ iaa:rha ;nvoat,pa.
.,o,, t,,t ~, ~ oii.,1' Hr,h.rv case wns n,'-
tinaeu I'LL n!ofE: ,i' a., fr' 1qan n,,a ass.
Was cailca 70 te @ Ia, nad ~ ar; ~; ass satnr WIFI
daaey t5a IoT ~ ';a .,';I yo arsi 9 for WIN.
aMes G,ii AG a pfata n, 1or III fonS!nv m , n,
llatt. had c9ayossH wli' , i9ssS9ns H.. IN ~ u
me way . @ sciuM; oa;n tn ~ Ee Ee thn .'f. f.siIns II
reaso 0r sS esG ",v u yo ~ n M ,eS w.1
9r;a,.t ~ e. Hnmeiing mil T'att. hnI stntci
that intended to caMEg 4. to - sonKiihs el!a
lntt nt u,e s,t! ol ota'"aits p'o'''"' ~
lily cHl1!1au u 'ukes.