The evening world., 1894-06-05

broken OH the nrst nay. MT. COT mrs
called Changers attention. to the 80
note given. according to Mr.. McClaxe',
testimony, by Granger on bis. wedding
day, and that 1t was found to be a for
Granger said that the note was given
to raise money TO meet some drafti
which were coming due In his busines,
MIR, Judd, with whom he was associated
Ia the produce business. had ENDORSED
the note. ,,
Granger. II saw him ikndorse It.. and
what Is more, the note was paid In run.
Granger also denied that any part OF
the money used on his wedding trip was
when he said that" said. Granger,
referring to this testimony of Mr.: Nc
Clave. "he told an unmitigated lie, l
money I made myself. Not a cent came
from MIR. McClave."
why did not Mr.. McClnye surrender
the note when 1t was paid?" asked Mr..
found among Mr.. McClave's papers.
Il thought he had destroyed 1t. He
laid he was going, to do So,
Did you pay board while you n
your wife lived at the McClavcs?"
NO The only money l. gave my
wife was $40, and other spending money.
i wanted to go TO housekeeping with
my wife several times, but my wife's
parents would not hear OF II. l engaged
a fiat. twice. and made deposits each
time. but had to give up the idea;
ence in the Post-Oflce, the witness said
that the McClave family did not like him
to continue in the. produce business be
cause the odor of the stock-yards i'm
pregnated his clothing and 1t was dis
agreeable to the people at home. =.
mir. McClave said | must get out OF
the business, 80 he got me a place In
1900 position, in Station +, in, Third ave
nue.. A. NJ. Dickinson was the Superin-
tendent. / was willing to give up my
business for the Post,omce position, al
Gives McClave the Lie.
"Mr. Meclaye, in his testimony. ssid
partment. Is that trueT"
MOT aword Of IT,"
And tina you confessed you had
opened registered letters and stolen money
70 he he amount of several hundred dol
And that you stole $50 out OF a letter
the first day you were In the posltionI.
confession that I had stolen money. l
never took a cent, and no charge has
eyer been made made against me by any
Granger explained thai he had charge
Of the stamp department: when he was
Obliged to have 1900 in the drawer. AZ
one time his accounts were $S4 short, $75
Of which he had borrowed. he said, with
SuPPt; iGKinson khIwienge' 10 guy d
g. Mr, pleklns9n was WIN me me. az im niack
to,d bim c"uid not a,or, ho Inv tba
pin, and he said l could borrow the
money and pay 1t back. put an o U
IN me arawer', hi. ,.,v,ng ~. pos,
od,ce Granper said was tbat he was
accused OF being an offensive partisan.
They accused me q shoutlng, for the
,eI a,h ~ - ~ mn an
Ter OF me mai shor'ases a., came .n " nnI
met Pos Wora ,a h,m , So, NV f ufe, n TSls
story OF my a'l Ig Son trne' Where rs aG +,
The corfession? %" "
SrnnnfS h,s aiSe,s weaSiny nrssents Tor
&SsaoSS at simnson's as Mr. ScCiave testi-
a. ~ 10 SAID h. Sid inv TIC silver
ware from the Gsraeld Safe Deposit
nSnlpap W,t ana h, uooR wi n l kno N1eda NI nnd
consent He raised s35o on n deposit
oor,Iana uhtnh - az ynr
a Western trib in the prosecution Of his
nro,,,ca h,s,nss NJ NJ wnniea ntpass
was even accustomed by this act. The
ana tba siiverwsre wnss nsver out 81 hi,
Possession.
AIM, nra ntesep sac snat hea ~ v az s vieen we nv
civ oficiaIs and members Of the Police
DEPARTMENT
The witness then went I'm to describe
how he had obtained n plaoe nj Bioom-
inpdaje'a and after thai his IA ther-in-
Ia " ats rted his in the Yankee White
Manufactnrtno Company ~
McCiave t%estiied thai while Granger
was in charge ~ this comnany he had
moTtea eed siS0 on worth Of machinery for
Soso Granger stated that this mortgage
had bsen Mace upon two ma which
helanged h. the Yankes White Comnany
and no ahiection vas aver made to n Nv
Mcciave VI" ~ "
He nna,,v had IN give I'm the business
becarae he could moi make IL nav Mr.
McClaye he said lost a GOOD deal OF
n,onav in ,ha n nv before he
tmrneS /, nver 70 him Hranyer9 for ri
After thai Gran9er said he got n Mace
az a salesman az Ehrich's dry-goods
store He denied that he had been dis-
CHARGED from that niacs henause he had
stolen goods and In wned them No
s,,ch ohorue he All had aver heen
made agaihs( him ' $685. ~
INA ynm evar ataal anv cIoaks and
sell or M YIN than "a Mr. McCiave tea-
tilted" asked Mr. Con.
~ lLa 80 49, NJ. 4, Tho ,,o,l,
depo VI mant andI had no accaas TO ~ "
""'
Left of His Own Accord.
81, lao, rhro,, nv mi, oooora o,a
n iea, EhIi.us ~ omm - aiu
81 piaSe az onii.h ufay III pioau'
'a.St saiu Itahset. $3.50, ....
,,o was s.a'eu uy your ia'ne Inhr.aM
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