New-York tribune., 1886-02-14

Mr. Foshay invited to calculate the uterc't
$500 900 at per cent for TWO months. He made It
$4,000
Q.-How carhe you to keep the money there lorcori
ANBocause AZ unexpected opposition TO the broadway
begun. and this Put or the execution Of oGc parpoje
Q-When did the opposition cecurt AIN August or
Q~,Whcn did you put the money in the vault, A.-on
Q-Ihe Lyddy sutt was settled on August 80, vas it
mott A.-Yes. sir.
90 that you knew then of the opposition to tho
Q:-And you left the money in the vault until June.
QAnd SO lost some $4,000 in interest from the time
| the mortgage was made! A.-Yes.
Q-D!d you take the money out OF the vault all az
% on A be fSe6 @bs 9@5 on June L. 1859 took
! Q-When wGs the first opposition developed in tho
Board OF Aldermen Al don't remember.
O.-DO you remember who Of the Board made the first
| oppOsit,onl A-Mr O'COnuOr believe
! Q.-Who nexti A.-Mr. Grant. l did not understand
Q|Tlat vas some time before August .. was it not
a. Iet MS go back little Did you in the summer Of
1851 Mr. sharp often at the Fih Avenue HOTEL
o.IWf. you say that it was in all twenty times A
o."Ten finest A-No; very seldom.
! 6-lan You say within five times A.-No
! Q.-How many times between May - ana S'ptemoer
! they call HIM ,laughterlat the Fifth Avenue Hotel
/ Al met him there ~
O.-DO YOU know who the ctnvassers Welsi Amy
one by name. That was Mr.. Powell: =, - - -.
he not put in f1arsG @ 6n 1I m esaPgo q 0 OF somo
canyassers; don't remember how many ,,,.o,, y.
the aote in The EVENING" Al can't say. was stand
ing outside the hotel and Mr.. Moloney passed by. A.
Mooney inside tho hotel several times A-fVe no
recollection Oi 1t.
Mr. Conking put questions Of like purport regarding
Mr. Sharp Mr. Powell and Mr.. Dsbeeker separate anu
united The answer was each ume, have no reco1ec-
ton"
Odd Mr. sharp ever at the Fifth Avenue Hotel tel
you made no difference whether the Mayor Ve'oed
/ he 81
emergency A. (warmy)-I have no recollection Oh
anything OF the kind having ever occurred 49,. s.oo
Q-Dd youof yourOwn volitiondecde to put the 5000,
600 In bills IN the vault Alt was the result OF co-
sultation with Mr. Kerr the treasurer .
QH- is the rectiter and dstiller to whom MT 9nSrp
oEWhen lid you take the bonds Prentss for saei
A.-On Augusta. a.,
psT ment of 500 900 to Mr. Kerr corresponds the
date when you to Prentss ! Al cannot tell
Q-who went to Prontss's with yon Mr. Kerr
Q.-Wren ha you arranged 10 sell these bonds A.
! directors was there with Mr.. Prentiss. .
! O-When was 1t that the suggestion was made that
YOU should keep that money IN currency IN your own
possession A-The same diy mat We sold the bonds
Q.When did you turn the checks into currency A.
| The same day or the Mr. Kerr assisted. can't
sav how much Herr cashed or how much cashed
We counted we had 100000 in the sae
o~Dni y6n make a memorandum ofiti Al did
60 whom did you show it AM; K,rr d,roc,ors
that yon nad e5o0.Oo0in in the vault Al spoke to
! What was the largest O in the money which you
got fer the bondsi A-SlO.OOO. think
ALDERMAN JAEHNEs SAFE.
Nh F0shay took a short while George W. Alter
took tie sand. He is a sandy cOnpieXioned, mild
young man. and carried umbrella with huge
glass knob the handle He was IN business. he SAID
at 80 394 Broomo-st diamond broker. He had been
the proprietor January Is, 1885, AMI had sue
cecded Alderman Jiehne in that capacity
Mr.. Couaug-You bought him Olti A.-Ies.
Q-Wneul A.-Ou January ID, l-S3.
li-Was there a safe there A.-Grs. sir.
Q-WLen dld you enter the es'aDliShnent' An
q Did you procure the stock from Mr. Jaehnol A.
3-Yo'ali;ii Ig,aiii ,n,:oS,} A:mS1i sir. 'iE-yo..r
do you remember la't summer large sum OF
money sas put ,,o IN iGaI I,i. e 40 M N,r SIR
C'When You bought ont Mr.. Jaehne, did you pay MIN
0@You gave a clattol mortgage, did you noti A.
Q'-it was for Ss25 A.--Yes. sir.
6-iiow ,uu Ii money dri you uay A.-Some 5000
Go remind you OF ANYTHING You may have forgot,
several times purchase diamonds tnat that was the
! safe that the Doodle was IN ~ A-N", sir
Q.Dd YOU not say t.at You mad had to 20 Out 10 get
10000 bl changed and had TO 90 10 the SlD Treas
"'S n'' van AZ flct. ever 10 soi A-No. SIR
A.-DId you ever geta $1,000 Dill changedt A.-les,
some nine years ago. when made some oAdse' lot 'n'
| "'"D1 yoG Know to what caller referl A.-No.
Do you know where the Sinclair House 1871 A.-A
ANA was II not a broker who lives there to whom
you yon hat to 20 ont to get $4,000 bin
changed and that had 20 TO the sub Treasury 10
/ get 1t changed A-No SIT; not as far as know.
! Q.-Do you say that year ago last summer a large
| sun not put IN that safe Al never saw IL
On lSsi during the summer, or ia 1850. was there
| In mat sale largo sum OF money ! A-Not to my
/ Q.-No large amount Of bondsi A.-No. sir; I
! knew they were there or heard So or sand so.
Of should appear that you did say to more than
one person pointing - the safe. that that the safe
| containing the d" bootie could you explain i'll Al
never said IL
| Mr.. Conkling took a tack as follows:
! Q--Iiaye you seen Mr.. Jiehne receutlYi A-About
! Do you know OF any business Mr. Jachne has had
IL the tast two years except being an Alderman A
No. except discount broker lie had the stock
OF diamonds as lops as was with him. Some we're set
and some unset.
Q.-Dd any other Aldermen to come therei A
O-WhoI A.-AIderman DeIacey.
Odd you ever see any other Alderman therel
The witness hesltsted, end finally said: 81 think
have seen a Alderman ther, by the name OF Waite.
o. large man A.--Nes
Q.-Wurn since bought the place
Q-Vhat did the Adrru'n a DO there A-They talked
various matters and used To stand aside and listen
| to them.
Q-Dd you once 20 out on All errand when the Alder
men there A-No SIR
The witness did not know Mr.. Maloney, Mr.. snarpoi
Mr. DIsbecker. he said.
@. What brought Alderman Waite there Ale
came TO sell old gold. bought a chain OF him. liz
| VA, there about ten minutes
Q.-Di he wait for anj body there A.-No.
Q.-NUbody joined him A.-N0, sir.
Q-lOu have not seen him since ID talk with himi
The witness was excused and departed apparently un
rulled.
Colonel Bliss asked the privilege OF reading nd.
di;onal proceedings OF the board OF directors OF the
Seventh Avenue Road, tending bolster up Mr. Foshay
in his actions and then the hearing adjourned until
tomorrow at IL a. III.
SUDDEN DEAN OF 4 BROKER
John c. Palmer, a junior partner of the Stock
H.. D.l,n 4 10 1{.dsu