, 1881-01-23
Testimony Given Yesterday on Behalf
: of the Defense.


to Fricdborg under an .agteament ho had With
him to take such property. i
The prosecution then rested.
Tho defense opened their case BY putting on |
tho stand i
!: PATRICK HARVEY i
the brother-in-law OF the accused. lie loeutt- j
fed Freemau, md said he had seen HIN IN tf1eo- /
berg's store in thB fore part OF Septomnor 3o'o'
between Gand~T in The morning. 'sano nlfs. !
:Friedberg were there ut the time. Freeman haa
some cutlery in three yalises, and ,EaiG that A. 1
S. Trude had sent him,-thnt Trude had !
saved him from "dozen Stretches. and
WAS q good friend Of his. Friedbcrg s"td: /
"If A. S. Trudo says 1t Is an
right viii buy the goods" Witness was asked /
for his advice, and he told Frietnerg not 10 nave
anything to do with them,-thnt tho hour nnd
things were suspicious Freeman md Fried
berg went off together to go to Trudes, rs Wit
again about = o'clock the same day CARRYING me
goods out and putting them into y !buegy. M MEs.
Frleaborg went out to learn II the gooas were
Mr. Van Buren, wanted to show that when Mrs.
'FricdperE ca1nebaok Freeman Was ordered 10
tukp the cutlery away.
pressed. MS Harvey stated that his impression
was that the goods were taken s%ay befors ~ sne
Sans %th saSe be 20
Preeaan Snsa lad in'y taiFed afe about @
siHrs sSs If the auynns b1fs sd been ss sd aSoa
rhese matters III he would have heard it. Witness
did not haye ''two Or three Conversations with
4t1, of nctober' He f3i,i not hear Friedbers tell
him that be could bring the goods from Jnttray's
store and make big stake and SO into business,
9r Or say To hnga gad 1 Fre6er
ON oucst st Frceman to fntrodace hi him to some ono
ho fona "a Mtaes When b MeD{ 81 bo
Sriea6sr SfSSs :. and and frec%an Sanding beside fse
counter Hs passed iato rear ROOM SaszS MhsFs bis bis
e ~s ~ anq fhs sat sforc and snpod
Frremsn Fs Vent ont. IT. Friedberc came intp tho
,"n1. suos "'tF r,",9,,or3s saiS Snno nix hind
,1nrnhiafs ha 1SarfGti tn snll.' yyitncss
asked If ha WIS we'll acouptnted
s,s;1b +no ma, T1a en;1 ..Nn.,' Witness :to{d
him MT To 3,a N ans.+hinu to do with the goods,
tint, no wo,1id rct into trouble, FriedbcrE snid
he % didnt 1t inten @ to buy @ 1here Was no
harm In lnokjn0 nj TIE articles. Witness said to
him that pcople were apt to
m err INTO .To11n1E nY BEING TOO
CURIOUS.
uh;,e +atkfng .ato,t bts own affairs, he heard
a te tho as mt II
a1e, nshot, for hos,.nt Mrs Friedb.rtr snd
T fiev hn,t nona. FriotIberr went into tho store
- Fuu F s1,,onta ,r;tnta. s,'ddnnIv i,,nned
III III .e" , an4n's a oa se,,,s hna Whcn
~ ~ nnt ae,p 9 in1n fhe stoFe he snw a nile
SIX anakerGhefs and ss IS on the or IT. The 1
stores When NV Witness @ pnthls loot on the door
man tan anu thg agon ar1Te 1n r sfare re-
,ras 81 ionirnl. ~ III nnened hnrd:.'
m 4ba crnes ,gr MiTis asked she witness II he
,oa o,oe a. o,ad IN 1ha nnwnbroLerv business
mcrnhanaIs, OF ~ ndys s,sith Friedb1pp
| Mr. Wnn Rirnn ,yns on his feet In second,
1 ,.I +r,aa - aar 4h;s a,nt,,dsd h1t wns urs,,c:
I nasst.1 eos ~ ~ e~' ~1'-'
| witness saii] he Ind never had any dealings
with Friedberg. Mr.: Mills, however,
! drew ont that . Friedberg paid Tor tne
1ransaction expecting te be paia fer i: Wltnss;
hoq q tbo1 noes aeS 6 Sk s n oun
| bed m his house. bnt hnu neAra w. ds ueutcu
that any revolvers were eyer fqnnd N me same
70 lis place to look at and see If they were in
good working condition. ,, ,.t., 49,.
The witness got throush the cross VIII only "
! sticking to bis origi1ai story.
MRS. HARVEY
testified that she was at Frledbere's on the
evening OF Oct lo;o a. e,,i ise -, a
aSkea Ssasa II cshf Fc s He Would ioo at them
Ihen her hnsoand can came .,rod III;
raIgq harsey Us 10 h,t Mt' ~han fhe uoo}s ,ssTc
SAYING noWeyer tna5 Mnen satg tg g So4hs t,
i $o4t tie goods; AZ @ t1em ;Saq 9ut IT, ,n
,t & " tia ny Trndar0 snoEn nhnl,t rc-
t VIZ ~ ttnr - ~ tho rotHls 10 thanoiice
lne ntses ~ t .,to ~ To.,rf aifn,red rho
Mr. MUS ou!tctGu, uat 4hnT Inv Inv 1efrthe store
nns"er 10 " ~. ~ WIS tI;n lii SSrnar,n+on1ort
1or tne ,,np 4,uIposu VI t,a nHo,,t hnIf nm hn,'r
2.G;iaVy5. Lnca .WGio ~ to-e ali the lime rhr
MtneSs l,n ;o. ~ o5 T. ws vary har1 to
lroiIt a uoof "'s noe 'osf1a' - "'' '
! ol,gH' .,...,o,, ,u,,reae .ato+e7 thar
.Ou tAe eEEoss-eAatniua.uu; 1;+h NJ I.r,nJt'ar1 Irr
me man came tiKea n nsnt nmt and ref3rned
~ ~ III tsilcc " tsatlu.es aat Eun rith tha rno.s
III zen VI tee!i tse,'s
-Al tAe AttelHoon sesaio't'
WILLIAM uEIzER,
who f1esorihcd his business MS *.hotcling,' nud
sid atnresent he was working at tho fremont
| Eoi1se. was sworn, On tho night
| If Onnt : 1sr8 hn went to FricdbcrB's g
! FIR the nrrnosn Of buying q coat.
When 'eoinr In mnn passed him coming out,
ana ha sn,y anniher ,nan Standing ncar the dcss
tnlkfug to FrIcdbcrg, who said, - Take these
goods out I. don't deal IN that business. Or
buy them GOODS or soHe1h.ng ~ @ ets ,,t p .
IN Il minute or SO MIS- n,t ali,. - ~ 10,
rear rooA', anu ne wy nuIus hn said s.tsjeesf rr
aooul tne oVetcoal, Encu ,i 1 os ro,, car, IL
anu send nse tn omcet a.s uues M ~ sou, no1cn.
sthrted out, ana Wen5 souah - - si,a tnrrini.:s
man stanains IN .tne doorway oi nita xnt;raS -
nonse tatHing 70 luos s,a 10 N soiT ~ hin, w
n, enu ING oincer cautS, wv "onynrsnt,nn aI,f, II
nlf. Hilils op1ectcu 10 @oo soo 'eA'@"4~A' .@@AN
"9s ruteu o9t: o,oo, 4ch, .rac F2oce ,..on1
nltness salu tne olhcel, "ny 1, :" 10 o ~ e;in
tomara . tne pawnsnpp,s ~ T. ,ct Mrs Frindb"rr