New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-06

sSSled with two advertising contracts one was
WA" me other with the Manhattan elevated road
| for $3.50 odd every three months ,os,,-vo A.
| o-Was there any money in the treasury ~
S-what the assets? ,6 AT n9oW wa cenner
| and 1900 or 5000 tin boxes. Perhaps there "'''
some ingredients for the cleaner Tor this company?
! A~Yes while McClave had IT. 800. iona
with the account? Aft there was any money
'e n ne HON tTyN much was the mortgage? About
oh9T long after you took m iae business was the
oEYSu regarded it as your properly? nav for the
GmWy u5 and 70 pav sS or 81 which was owing
to- the Western Union messenger service for as
'r ot"Di51 Mcciave pay anything A-No-yes he
took q sni long dd You continue the business A.
1-Htu the 9Th Of July. l also made a furniture oil
and an ironing wax. and started a n2usrUeahhns
| bureau. wanted to see II could make anything
% o.gThen you went Enrich Brothers? Ayes.
HE DENIES STEALING CLoAKs.
O-Mr McClave says: lie discharged after
three or four months for stealing cloaks and other
| ,hts o,d nawning them Mr.. Enrich 10 me
and said that they were pawned in place In sixth
ave Mr. Enrich said he would pay what had been
advanced on the coals" Did you pawn any cloaks
-No; and don't 4eneye o 9 dnn,rIn,entLnot even
on the same door / never took cloak or anything
else T fr9m GhrSR Won e ever hear that You
charged with stealing cloaks2 40; ,o
About week and a half after the divorce proceed
ing" H Mr. We6iave said you forged letter from
Enrich brothers leaving them Is mat So a
N0S.-pld YOU receive such a letter? A.-Yes It was
signed by s. ". Enrich and dated February = u
was copied in ;her book ,,.. ,,. ,,,,bo- t.,
the Rutland. The letter WAS mailed to no. ~
We" G'NWere any charges made in the letter? A
| L.
ar. GER Wl.rds WIZ WIEN iS lcrt Ncw-York city
weeks ago to-day took out all my letters ana gave
| them to my mother Mr. Jerome saw this letter
! Q.-IIave you ever seen Mr.. Ehrich since a.
q Odd you speak to him Al just bowed.
lie asked M II was placci yet y,,b stealing any,
| Odd ~ ever charge You Win s''''"h any
'" Q whcrc ia yon 70 next? 4. To Smith Gray
! & Co $ Broadway and Thirtv-hrst-st
QNwhen You went ;here 81 they AK l for ARK ref
erence? Ayes. l gave them that from f'"r'''
Q"Anq You empoycl 10y ,erm n, Az hy's
@, Gray & co. knew who You were? a
e. Q-Thcy knew Of Your family, A.Yes gave .!y,,
them the reference two weeks before they employed
u" Q.-what wages did you ger? A-Ffcen dollars
C-What was your p5si,loue Al had charge OF
Va Wee YOU salesman A.-Ycs
DO You remember going 80 a reception at Mrs
DS 0ryhcrc was that? A-In West EighV-slxth.
St. between Central Park AMI 'o'umpU''V'
think he numb Is about o. Nj aud NJ.
Mcc,lave. M VIE anI Sir AMI Mr.. Higgins
Q-That ls with Mr. Mccnyc's other son-'n-law
Senator Lexow when was ,h.te A.-The latter
! part Of January.
"HAYsEED SENATORS FROM ALBANY"
Mr. G,0-pM Won hear ANYTHING about me APP
| poinincnt .of the Senate Comwt'- ON that night
Ayes: Nr. AMI Mrg M-cave arl M We a"d
rod. All, IN ,n. stfn. carriage Mcf'nN" WIS nervous
Ii,,ye .,'l n',n.a wa. ur,nr Dow, -n, s4.l. Il
"ouiin't "oriy about 'h'' ''.' '''.'''
'.-'r sl.l' = con "'.'' 1.a mr.,
| ami bother honest men
| There Va roar 'i .t.- -'.'. "' 80 ',i'-i
| IN, - cantor MS tIr OIL. oG, wr. dlin't
i,1ob snI inc Tsufnaf, man lcqi.I ilIf Do ay ~.
| paihiz~I wan The 'hl,se,l senator
| Mr. con .'L You remain .'ir 49, nm Ne.
| Co., 49, ''' ~. "a .,ir V ','t,~ q. so
| 49, @ a. -. D. -. s.l goo o. .g,n ~
p G las -.a wen. a, r.non.,.., Aye. ana
NJ, "nr I ", ~, rinc r,I ~. been any ,ro.tc
IN ne NJ. .aye En- sir., , ''. ., ,,., ". ~.
r r,Hrt ~ XIII ,h. ,rtt-. .t.at I:rl.ra.-
lcaye ~ hol. 81 nr 20 F,"r r.'. No., ,.n.
=, pr ~ XVII ,i ..,..a .,iii 40 80, r..s. of
women. anl h'- daughter nn4 --i- !..'t-
@S ' c,, ,gr',nr IG oa 81 rae 4 on .n. n.ra,
%, February .
| ~ - iht ~ UT DID, y
| q -V-hat t.ok place when McCiatr made Pho
| charge? Al brought tND u.h.is - the ,h' 1're
| when came nom 4 '," ., o., D.. 81, a.,
, nS m1'' "''' ''''
| = what theatre was IT. = me b'oi. .fri'
! Dale wa9 paving mere IN lH' ''nHiiy 9'.I'.
| McClave told h.- daughter o. Wan. io ~ 'H ~
| her and -" vent INTO the ir'ni pa, li' '"I''
| me in Their. too. IL a@Kr mo- w A"i' Mri' sou
on the night 81 tn ON % |"'iN l'' 81. % H'
| 20 Philadelphia. NO, t-' p N'ut ~ n lIN.
| fight" you with imam. D. .llI. ana
| then he called me nance. dcilr4 ~ l!n daughter
| was crying.
| Q-What became - the tickets? Al don't
| know Mr.. and Mr.. Mc'IaF" sent our that night
don't know whether They ur'd them or not
,..,., ar noun, Ar IL, ,.,tn,t,
Al" N'' NJ 'i''''' ~ ~ - ~
| O-Vas thni the frs. time De- accused you Of go
| ,r, ,.,,t ,y,,n.no y.4 ue had SAID b., r,r. mat
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