Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22

LY %. 1892 DOUBLE SH
ss no S
GO a.. ;s you sss me yS% would in DAY or
told me could some time since. regret did not
"who is the sP, IN this letter." w. : ''
What did you understand 'P' was to have seen
81 understood that Price was also inclined to
buy my mail route, No. 40.101, and further gen.
orally understood that he was TO do it In order to
quiet matters"
"What " 8 the amount s, 94s for?"
zone thousand five hundred dollars was for the
Price draft on the Corpus Christi and San Antonio
route and S443 was the half OF the Peterson draft
ing the total of s, sis."
.Have you any further letters on the sub1ect:"
Eyes, think have. present you the follow
ing II Is not dated"-
s fGe @ s. se s ma real
IMP any ss asanst brown . and osher on
his note If need be in W.
To Jons A. WALSH E... S s1as Wis August
he has w see F.
WHO IS this Pr
THAT p. is Mr.. Price again"
Sand who Is Gator"
"Cato is Mr. Kellogg
Have you any more kilograms &C."
records
ANDREWS THE MUTUAL FRIEND.
"You speak OF Chase Andrews having been
very near friend to Mr.. Brady1"
yes. sort OF alter ego OF Mr. Brady during the
period when Brady was applying the heroic treat
ment to me. They became anxious to know how
the work OF crowding me out OF my contract was
to be paying no attention to them or of the propo
sitlons to buy me out. At this Juncture received
the following letter."
OFFICE OF CHASE ANDREWS.
ST: CLOUD BUILDING,
Mvn,., WASHINGTON D. D.. e; March tt r. 1881:
been Tecsived At the tina. Ioi
At On 6as
service is SO important that much anxiety felt at
the to know what propose to do about
" $. 1Hl your reply to this letter."
was 1t subsequent to this that Mr.. Brady an
nulled your cOntract7"
81 think the record win show three days later"
| against Mr. Brady's property"
II did attach his property in the Bell Telephone
company and his balance at Hatch & Foote's. To
withstanding the fact that Mr.. Brady had given
out thath had made a large amount OF money in
Bell Telephone stock"
COMPROMISE NOT SECURED.
"Were there airy offers made to compromise
this suit with you as it progressed7"
"Do you mean the Indebtedness OF Mr.. Brady to
me?"
"Ido."
sYes, there were two efforts made to compro-
mise. Judge Jerry Wilson, OF counsel for Brady,
some time about January % or "a. 1882 suggested
TO my counsel that IL l came to Washington that
ne was OF opinion that a settlement could be eff
did Ibid you have any other intimatlon that you
would get settlement?"
"fes, did When received the telegram from
my counsel in Washington / wired Senator KEEL
| Iogg asking him whether or not he thought there
was airy use in my going on there. He replied as
| WASHINGTON, Jan. "a.
Jo YGs A. WALSH tS,ds New " York York
sWho does w. mean?"
81 understood it to mean Wilson, of counsel for
What did the signature K. stand for,"
"Senator Kellogg"
"When you reached Washington whom did you
| see?"
81 saw Mr.. Wilson at his Office"
"What did he Say?"
substantially, that it would be very desirable
and That he (WilSOn) was in hopes that it could be
accomplished, and that If would only be reason
aGle he felt satisfied that it could be done. re-
pied that did not know what reasonable meant !;
that Gen. Brady either owed me all the money or
| ne owed me nothing; that from my standpoint
the only reason that would move me TO make a re-
| ducton In the amount OF my claims would be the
belief that Gen. Brady was not financially able to
willing to admit. MI wilson asked ME If that
was my utimatum. told him it was He replied
that he would see his principal and call at my ho
Tel 10 see me that night at nine O'Clock He did
not come, nor has he ever mentioned the subject
70 ~ ass ,sasr. anv other attemn,, at comnro
mise ?"
Eyes. day or so after my return from Wash
| 1ngton rs can remember, ex-senator Dorsey sent
word to me that he would like to me at the Gil
| Sey House. called there, saw Mr.. Dorsey, and
| he informed me that Gen. Brady was very much
| concerned because of my attachment prOcee iings
in this city and desired making settlement with
| me, Mr. Dorsey expressing the opinion that could
effect fair arrangement. He SAID that he WAS
going to Washington that night, which was Satur-
day, and would return Monday morning, and was
satisfied that everything would be all right If
would only yield in my demand-make some con-
cession. told Mr. Dorsey that would not do it.
that had just come from Washington, had seen
Mr Wilson and had told him that wanted my
demand paid in full. Mr. Dorsey said that 1t was
great deal OF money, AMI that he rather feared
settlement could not be effected on that basis
"Well, Mr.. Walsh, coming back to that 81, 943-
nave you any further evidence OF KellOggS demand
for that money 2"
"YeS, l have the following telegram which NAV
explain itSe1f:"-
JOHN A. WALSH. East Twenty-seventh, New York:
viii you set to my credit with Winslow, Lanier
mat Sl.9i3? Answer w. P. KELLOGG
WAS this the character of the evidence that
went before the grand jury at its last session."
mony that made Mr.. Bliss state that ii he had
peen a member OF the jury that he would have
pc'n compelled 10 vote IOf an Indictment"
Had you no personal animuS against any of
the DEFENDANTS"
II have not and have not had, and really regret
he necessity which compelled my presence before
the jury, but inaSIluch as was sworn to tell the
| truta would not devlate from that line, hurt
WhomSOever IL might"
Have you any idea OF the influence that pre-
vented an Indictment"
II b 2ve not the slightest doubt that there were
Influences very potential; the mereSt wayfarer
can read"
" DO you consider that your examination by Mr..
Bliss before the jury was comprehensive enough
and searching In char cter?"
- do an at loss to know how any examiner
could have done better"
Ibid you, Mr.. Walsh, ever prefer your evidence
TO the government In any way In this caSe?"
"NO, sir, never have"
How do you understand that you came to be
summoned before the grand jury"
81 supposed the government naturally argued
that. fnasmuch as had filed bill against Brady,
that perhaps would be a valuable witness; and.
In addition to that, there was some matter OF
record in the Post ONCE department wherein I
made statement in the matter of some fines
that were imposed upon me by Gen. Brady"
When did you make THAR"
"Over year ago"
"Did it hove any bearing on this matter7n
mot On this case, to my recollection"
In conclusion, Mr.. Walsh told a very telling
STORY about Gen RranvsQ FIR a I'm Ioo1