The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-28
O1rAY'S NAME ON THE CHECK.
,r RECEIVED sS,s77 OF THE KEY
STONES MONET FROM BARDsLET.


STONES MONET FROM BARDsLEI
ACert,aeate Of Deposit In the Broken Bank
., BsrAsiey.s Name Bears the Senator's
endorsement and II In the Possession of
-. Receiver or the Institution-The ne.
,,bi,can Senator's Refuse to Allow the
a,torpey. General to Mako It Part OF the
Record In the InvestiRatie.- Fsc-siniie
Cop,es Sent broadcast by tho Democrats.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 27.-Evidence that John
pordsley the convicted Treasurer OF this
city. who robbed PENNSYLVANIA and Phila-
Ssiphia OF nearly $2.0OO.O0O. paid large
.,,onnts of the money which he
h.d deposited in tho Keystone Bank Of
,his city 20 United States Senator N. s. Quay
IN tho possession Of Robert NJ. Yardley. re-
.elvsr Of the Keystone Bank. and Attorney
Ganeral Hensel made an unsuccessful effort
N nut this evidence before tho State Senate
today. but was cut of by n technical objection.
Tho Attorney General has In his possession
,hotoprnphs OF a Keystone National Bank GER
tincate of deposit for sS.S77 and the endorse
ment on the back. which shows tho payment
n that amount to Quay and his receipt through
the Beaver Pennsylvania Deposit Bank for
the same
This certificate 10 NO. 2.3lo ana dated pnlla-
delphia. Nov 20. 1889. It shows that John
Bardsley deposited on Nov. %. 1880. $8.877.
n.yable to tho order OF himself on the return
Of the certificate properly endorsed. It WAS
dened by G. W. Marsh. cashier The endorse
ments are:
"pay to the order Of N. g. Quay" and
dened John Bardsley:" M. 8. Quay"
"Pay to F. @. Hutchinson. cashier or
order, for collection account Of Beaver
Deposit Bank. J. r. Parrah. cashier"
PAY To H. c. stroup. ESQ. cashier. or order.
for account OF Allegheny National Bank. Pitts
burph, F. G. Hutchinson. cashier" Stamp:
Received through Clearing House Of Farm
ers' and Mechaics' National Bank. Philadel-
phia."
The facts in connection with the payment
are thus summed up: "Bardsly placed almost
A million OF the States money in the Key
stone Bank. from which It was stolen
By himself or his confederates Mono Of the
experts who have examined the bank books
has been able to discover where this money
all went
The certificates now in Receiver Yard
s ssys p0f fsem The bank on SoSsmtes
tho the money through his bank at Beaver: and
Ke esa 1s Bank paid It f Ths ON question is
where did this money come from ~
Now ey S PS5dslsy ssaS Il 6ss oe
1h a TO BsyrG Gf In
and srr os SSS he paid
si,575 To- y; N Grafren. 2 clerk to Auditor.
General aA M1c g On the same day he sent
q the persons VII ose names appear on above
Certificate dIa aTcS payer ptiv End o sn
Bardsley is in Jail; NJ O. Quay Is In
Ct sna dnS to
y? as
THE PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE
pet was SOUNDED in the Penn s!saiia SEN
ate to-day. and Democrats and Republicans
s s n pssn DOUBT az any time saee
70 iInassssigatiop & TIC charges began against
cSss ass snd ssS ns
influence The Senate in The inquiry: that doubt
y now dispsllsd5L. H., It will be the rule hence,
make the most capital possible out Of
the ri Which fh Coy pasGn With
ate IN extra Gov s
son Ia Democrat. and because he called for
this Investigation on the ever Of State elec-
GERS are to be chosen. Abe Republican Senate
has repeatedly insinuated that tho purpose
ns h6sps s s Ss kepSssn ssna
tors, until to-day have declared that they
would not allow their political belief to stand
ton In many In stances since the Inquiry began
they were found standing shoulder to Shout
ed 81 eo aetats
tho Investigation and aid in making it OF the
Dsm se Atfornsy General Hensel was re-
quested to help the Senate in making the III
vestigatlon. because 1t was known that ho had
sSs but On ssa w hs sifs
Information be really did have Mr.: Hensel.s
twas discovered to-day that he had knowledge
q 9l,n ~. Q1ays connection with the regent
an: and ssia 2 The Attorney-Genera THUS far
Nineteen Democratic Senators now stand on
the one side with Honest governments in
i sSflbed , IN their banners and their cannon
State ticket from md defeat. ' "s"' ~ Dave ''''f
General announced that he Intended md H' to cali
treasurer Ire Boyer for further examination. and
Srolen Rvsisn 1ardiey receysr 81 the
e. e., he believed would enabl Q the senate to ar
rye st correct conclusions In tho matter.
objected. This placed the Republican Sena-
SIo from Which they could not eN-
ulcate themselves without unmasking. After
! iong and lively discussion they decider
mat the case against Mr.. Boyer was closed. but
s ,a,,y would be magnanlmous enough to per-
I'LL tn. shs Attorney General to ask few .ques-
Hons; u they did not pertain to a time before
AI Boyer went into Office. The Democrats
ttESa aS this Limitation, .schome vigorously. but
me hepubli lean majority stood firm.
a NJ shopey threatened every senator on tho
aoor " Declaring he would show them what
vas likely to happen II they reopened the
HiIS Srs 70 this invest gation. But tho Hepub-
n,eans had openly affirmed that they wero In
t tftsor o. the most searching Investigation, and
.G9ey could not 50 suddenly change tho jewel
n consistency into pebble Of decept ion. Tho
Anslorney-Gehera announced that tho ques-
vons no desired to ask Messrs. Boyer and
ttardley were CONCERNING matters subsequent
Rrevl2ps to his entering tho Office. But Lieut.
NY Watres. who is also Chairman OF the
unepublican State Committee ruled that Mr..
hensel could not ask AR Boyer any question.
RRe Hta the Senate decided to close the case
put t9e state Chairman qualified the ruling
" adding that If the questions were relevant.
H. Senate might not object The Attorney
s SeheraI opposed the proposition that the
S sIunssl i2r Mr. Boyer should decide the qucs-
c.",What is the question ?" called out Senator
SSonin. tho mouth piece Of the Republican