New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-26
THE EXAMINATION OF EMO.
TESTIMONY OF Ma. ROBERTS AND ASSISTANT I

TESTIMONY OF Mr. ROBERTS AND ASSISTANT DIS
TRICi-ATToRNEY ADAMS.
QUEBEC, June 25.-In the Emo case to-day
Mr.. Roberts, cashier of the second National Bank,
New-TOrk, VS. re-eXamined He said that the
prisoner was the habit Of coming to the bank in the
afternoon between and 430 O'Clock. The books were
ruled OF Ter the ~ about O'clock. The bank had
nc downtown office. but had n compartment
in largo safe of a deposit company. Some mem
bers OF the firms of Gone Randle and
A. Dyest & Co. were examined before the
Gr1Id Jury in Neg-York On recommendation
the witness SAID taat those men examined
before the state courts the $4,000 check Indictment
M. TrcwbriGge EnJ's immediate predecessor "a pres
dent Of tho bank used draw checks the oank and
slen them as president, the sane as Emo did. The
amount Of the deficit of $4,000 has not been
dob ed to the pri. In the books lie believed thar
that deficit chargeablo to the prisoner The witness
thought that IL Cole IL Randlc or A. Dyett Il Co..
or friends OF Emo to pay over an amount
cay Of Sl,OOOOJ0, It would affect the amount
now outstanding Ha did not remember OF Enos bein 9
NJ tho bank thc aerno Of tnc date o. the SD 900
check namely. Nav l3. He believed the check was
drawn before three o'clock that day. None OF the
10 the oanou JHDe %, 1si Mr. Tro wbrdge lent $500
600 to Que man alone. on the evening or
- Voo Gnrc, , ~ have o1ctlo@ 10 10 with tho
bsnt all loaus were fictitious they could not be re-
y m ic inter- aoc;unt rs the bang keeps no profit
and Ios. .cconut There were such ontries r. the
books up TO the time be left NewYor "a demand loans.
George Il. AdaHs Assistant District Attorney, New
York. was tho next witness. He proved
mat tho IN tmentj wcro filed within his Jurisdiction.
Tne prosecution instituted by the Judge
NJ Gene. .ll Sessions, NowIOrk, who charged the
Grand Jury Win reference TO this case.
fit''p The Nsw,York Court Of General Sessions
has jurisdiction OYER the indictments. The
good throughout Ncw-YOrk State. All seven
Indictments charge fclonlcs The records have shown
strong 9r f,is evidence OF forger and forged papers,
The w forgery ~ tire time OF George the Fourth i tho
same as the law Os forgery of the state Of NewYork.
lie produced an authorized book OF the Penal Codes
I'm force which he presented to the Bar of Quebec He
enowed secnn- code which defined the various de-
grrsa OF forgery anl m>demcanor. Mt. Dunbar then
read the definition II forgery given the case OF ind
sor fcr extradition by Judge Cockomn. NJ. Adams
said .ua definition " forgery In tie state OF New
York was not limited by the decision read by counsel
e said that Judge Browne in the Idly SAID there
had been no change in the laws or statutes of either
country respect far he kucS since the decis
ION in the windsor II the prisoner 10 be extra
dted lac fAdains would certainly be concerned IN the
prosecution.
The defence viii produce copy Of Judge Brownies de-
ci-on In the Tuly case, with his comments The copy
will Ged IN court -
Ihc court adjourned pending the production by hr.
Davidson of copy OF the deroso upon which tLe writ
vas issued by Judge Monk IL Will meet again 20 lO'3O
o'clock in tho morning.