New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
By MS FRIENDS
ybr TELEGRAPH TO THE rarBUHE.Y

The witness produced volumnous copy of the
account, and proceeded TO read it, The first
order was dated June /, $50, and WAS for 5000
shares OF Northwestern at sl29. The order was
carried forward 70 June q, wien 1000 shares
OF the order were bought, tho value
OF which was upward OF 100000. The next order
was June :, for $4,000 Northwestern. This order
was cancelled on the next day. The next pur-
chase was June 0, 900 st. Paul at 81 Os. On
juno a purchase Of :, 200 Northwestern was made
at $3.50
The witness read from his copy for fifteen min
utes of similar transact tons and the jury got tired
and asked how long IL would take him 10 finish
reading IN detail. The witness replied that IL
wouh oocupv several hours whcreupon the iurv
said /, would forego the pleasure OF hearing IT,
when WAS tho first transaction made?7 asked
a iurymnn.
June |, 1882
"The lnstp-
. pohr,,ar "a ,esa,
auovv much r,opev Ala Alov,rdcr Su1Iivan nav
vou IN that Tim. for r,,-,ins2.
~nosono-
-How much did p. 70, hoci. -
sopo hrr1rad o,d ..,,.rt,, ,bor,,,d JoIlarx {,
ohecks and $4,000 in Cedar Fails stock The
difference $4,000, represents commissions and
loss
wv. Moore, Of No. s,oo4 vjnccunes-ave, cash
icr for ! T Lastey was the pcx, witness he
n,odpced = .,a,euon, .bo,rir, ,b. cash trons,c-
tions ~ A1e,onder Sullivan with ! T. Ic,ter & Co.
from, Iune 1872 n ApriI IL Iss3, The amouat
paid WAS 81 80. 800. The total amount drawn out
by him from June -, 1892, to June 90, 1883. was
Sl5,3IsOs in checks or cash and 500 shares OF
stock. which were good for sl4 900
How much WAS the profit or loss Of Alexander
Sulhvan's transactions with J. r Lester & Co. ?"
There was = loss 70 him of about s5, 900"
TO whom were these amounts paid p
Alexander Sullivan. They were paid both in
cash md by check, principally in checks
How much was paid by Alexander eulh'an
from June !, 1882, 70 J. /. Lester q 20 Z
'' hbaut SOS 600"
How much wss drawn out nv Alexander sui
livnn between those dntes'7
Approximately, about 10000
DO the statements Of receipt" and payments
cover Sulivan's enun Transactions with the hrm
OF j. I Lester n 90. y
They cover them between those dates. Sub.
eQuently he put in 81 500 aud drew out 81, 10O.'
How long time elapsed p
Not a year The subsequent transactions
would show % loss Of not over $500
Did Alexander sullivan deal with any other
commission house on the Board OF Trade during
thnt period? p
II don't know
Could he have traded with others without
your knowing t27
YES, sir. very readily
A rentlcn,n in the courtroom ms, hc,ore thu
,,orir, hsc,r tbis aCtcrnoor ,.id in rofororce 20
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,l.xond.r Sullivan is onIed unon % ,cs,irv who're
heAhhnef ouHi'o",'' 0"HeN upoh " "s'i'S "nc0
that he acted in accordance with the orders OF
syndicate OF Chicago capitalists. whose agent he
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WIS ahu u was IhiS ulo''S nv p"'' 10 bH.e'' "'''
time for the svndieate All these men will
-. ., ii s,o,oner, and con
'"v' c'',',. 90, -
VIII ser Alexander sullivan come ou' oi
the whole affair with flying colors. The
publIo is against him now because his enemies
- don. oil the falling. but when he shows hi.
nave dohe al 'ne 'aiNInS' pu' ""Sn ne S,.o"o i'1
hand, the impression that he has pcen persecnted
will get out, and the public will switch back TO
his suppor,1
MS Tn. a., ,,i,,o,e =, Tho aoy ,yos willard 7
nc HlS' "i'"' VI Wv '"' 80. n"..
Smith. lie Is the man Tor Whom Detecu'e
Coughlin says lc hired the white horse which
C,,i,L doriod ,,, conr.ctior with the white
'iii''H "'D'eu "'S ,'.. 49,, II. IA i,,nn
morse, or any olhet h'eIy hoiS'' A'' h"u i''i"-
duced himself 10 Coughlin, but they had never
onob.r about the Croniu murder Smith under
'p''." 49, ~ ~ $50. ..a.,.,, -, 40, oa.o
$1,000 Ihh' tous"''H was "o'Hi"s wa ".. -
and refralned from mentioning /" foIn "ou'eS Vi
dplcaCV
Thomas T. o'Connor No. 276 North Frank
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