New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27

wore an amused expression. In fact he could
hardly repress laugh; 49,. a,,o o. roonle who
MY want invest in real esate in the Fo%ey
Kingdom tell rs somei TIM ot n@o' AAbont 80 by
~ if ! remember right. It,. +,
.ranan ''' lnspSSctor? 4 no; still own them
Q-Had you any other real estate nroner,v
at a6e all Hcd an A% iCna the p TSi force
oEIiow much did YOU get for IT. A-Abont
G|of what did the remainder Of the 10000 con
sist? At was in cash. had it In saie pe-
'' V"Was 1t in bis? Ayes sir. don't know
Q-rTow much had you then? Al can't re-
Can not you estimate it, AT is th, ,h,y,
was between $1,000 and $4,000 ,no,,u,,.
It from China with me-bills Of exchange on
@%what house? Al can't rsne%HS ,r.o, They .,s
we're London bills of exchange for between Si''-
Oo and s20.0N ~ . .o
DID You have hose b 1sr Of s ssGhon ne
the department. 800 -.
grcenbacks Put them in the. safe Of my friend,
Q~Who was the friend? A.-He's dead. (Sor-
0%Bnt what was his name A.-Terry
S-How long were these bills in Mr.. Terry's
safe? Al conidn,t tell. Two yoar.q nno,her
pa 2ro"f A ySfr coulI R%9'f tell? Two years
HE DlsTRIsTED THE BANKS
o-Wasn't It generally understood that A bank
ing-house was the hes, place to keep large sum
like that? A-Well. Mr. GoH things were mixed
in those days.
O-Can you tell Us your object in putting the
money In your friends safe? A-ro keep 1t from
q And you icft It In your friends safe. rather
than In bank. because Of thieves ana ropoeiS'
1 We had 10 look out FOR the banks officers.
o"And YOU fclrcl TIE robbers inside more than
those u Sg's ,e, S,1 "a tha .E otReT
Q-You nave carefully thought over me 'es sn,
mony yot are giving here today Am, not
specially; didn't know what had been called
for. 81 .,..
- Commissioner McCiave. IN his accounting for
his property? Ayes. In general way reah
. rAni also in shecaan'. case A.-Yes. the same
% Have you cyr- told any ono you would 10y
tn'- clmfuiit.. - ask you any questions ABOUT
yoar pr5pcr,y, 40: knew better This is
IN nf;h committee I've been hefore
CARRYING on any outside business? A-No. but
' fSe ' %ne' wore he had no business interests
whatsocycr arl 'hat n' one he'll '"y Ii,.'''s' ,s
I'm ia outside business sh"n he went On me
. Dl ,ou ever wear ~. YOU were not en- en-.
~ legislative committee having ehArE" % ''e
r1 ,.' l.E prov ine ha, no police Office saoulI
ersaec a onif!c brsns-. ",' y1.,' '' ~, 1 1'
c.le.-' bgacn'. @'f s,,nccnel ,o be the bnn in
, ,e i..l q, ,Ir IT, time. '''''''' " '
q Sow In.pec.or. there n3s immortal present;
, -, ia. I.t stature 80 which Was op"nN slater
,.l' yoI ~.re interested .n the sale 81 "hi-k"' ;
@ was there any truth in that: Not one
% W.r. yau ever directly or indirectly inieresici
lo Tho -,i. % Hollywood whiskcy' A-No' 4
- 1914 vOl .tcr suggest = any on" 20 -pI"'O
., ia. f,r tn,f waIstftT \ -. SIR.
. TIL. o. ab ~ George norton lie vas an
,r. "a, ~ tina ~nisk.v7 y 30. ilr
Tho Inspector admitted that Norton was ON
r.oyei a. Rowery Bay Beach by corp3rht,9n IN
which the inspectors brother vas socKho'ier'
\ FINE BIRD THIS
opd yo, ever know that he WAS a thief him
eelf' $50. never.
o-And that he was a bunco-steerer and Keeper