The sun., 1894-11-04


o.NWho went your Jsn7 Al do not know,
Frink and J. went to n snloon on University
place, where made out check for $500 and
Mr.. Con handed. 70 the witness a returned
cchcckn which was Identified was made pay
dors,d by them, and paid Mt the bank
My ease bad been set down for March 2. =
Jay drew cheek for $500 and went to the
lir't Notional Bank. where my ACCOUNT was.
over To the jefferson Market Court, where I
ionna Erink waiting for me ,, He took toos me mo
where there is high brick wall, and gnye him
the $500. lie took the money and said that he
Judge csme. Then he told me TO walk
back to tho court entrance one way and he
that we wouldn't be seen together too much.
wont into the nnter9om Of the court where
which he S said WI was $50 for tho bpndsrsp objected
tn paying him any more. hut he said: Now,
don't kick; don't get oil Of this; 90 per cent.
Rncs TO the police"
,QIWell. did you pay him any more2 M A
for 5000 payable 10 the order OF Frlond & House.
'fhe witness identified another check: It was
for 500 and was endorsed by Friend " House.
o. We'll, what was done With your csso7 A.
1wha discharged. r1ny mention that the same
against a woman nbortonist. which DISCLOSED a
physical condition which in Itself disproved the
girls charge against Inc.
Tnr NEXT CASE COST MN S475
Tho witness was next arrested on March 20 by
. central Oflcc man who,c nnmc he did not
ordered him TO engage Lawyer Friend.
"IIc todd me todo this 20 he could make some
Kuchcr. who was locked up nj headquarters on
similnr charge. to engage Friend"
The witness was admitted into kochers cell
for this purpose. nnd succeeded in mis- advocacy
OF Friend. That lawyer arrived 81 Foon after he
surprise. and Frank informed him That there was
direct telephone hct"ecn Headquarters and
quickly Huu conveniently. An hour after
Crynd's arrival the witness was liberated and
q wi" Tnilrd yon? Al do not know, and
o. n,d vou pay anything more? A.-Friend
demDadc'l Sa2j gave him u check for that
an nm on NTrch -. IL would not allow me
,ndraw 1t In his name, SO l made IL payable to
1,t cheek was produced. identified in the
usual form, md put in evidence. Tlnt case was
first called before Justice Koch il the Fifty
.ey"n,h street conr,, bni was continued con , there,
What was donc2 Al was held for the
q. What became of the CASEY AL have
never heard OF It snre.
., oh d!d YOU have TO nay anything morer
Again the witness said he Eave Friend check
gGg aiaES e Ssarsr n mt tn IN rad SSeck was
NExT TIME THE WITNESS CONSULTED GoTF.
Tho nest case against the witness was in
which The compla laint Is sworn to by Grace Fox !
sGrmn9 "Sssn law wSch had f lot Of GIInsrd
Imnlpractioncrs arrested In a bunch last spring
IT was Saturday evening. April l.. 1894. at
o'clock. when Sergeant frink came TO my |
justice Koch. The ink was not dry on the war. |
rant when II was served upDn me. Frink said to !
1hayc jus, got the warrant from Koch, and he |
orders that you be locked up objected to al |
Se Too late to gct 6ai and did not want /" stav
IN prison overnight. Frink said: 'Wcil. Doctor.
HIM M oSs yGS9d yG% m anS S neeS SGr;d I'd
give u to him, and he left. Then took a cab
yer and told him oil about it, Ho told me to
keep careful record and memoranda OF all the
Mr. Goff-well. Doctor | was that lawyer.
ThG witness said that he had gone To Mr. @ @GoT
produced. and the witness identihed. a lot Of
memoranda which showed how minutely from
S hs o SS cab hS
exact minute OF the departure Of the witness.
Mr. ioif lent The Witness 10 to bay the cab fare as
Il was not thought best that the cab should
The next morning Frnk called for mo at
Where paid lin the $50. We We Vent s to Essex
Market Court, where Justice Koch put the case
over until Monday. Then was held for the
ySWs Ii6 ySH pay Any more money! A.
him. tCheck produced and identified
$3.50 DEMANDED IN THIS CASE; $500 pAIp.
There We're two cases against the witness at
this time, one Of them being the BerthOld case,
amlned before the committee in the morning.
In one tho bail was hXcd at $4,000 and In
when the Witness was finally held for tho Grand
Jury. which was some time after his arrest. as
The cases were frequently postponed by Justice
2mWcli. dil you have to pay any more
Mr.. GofI-S75U is Just 10 per cent. of $1,000.
DID DID YOU pny ~ A.ENot that amount. | got
retHsed ed Friend and scrRcanS oToosS Of TTi the
Essex il9rkot Court urged me 10 pay, the $3.50,
nj chat 3SS hsy X kopt isG mG tRsrS
in the Essex Market until i was TOO late, they
sa7 in Essoz pay AarGSs s jail TOusn ali nais nsht,
and and FG %9Ns @ Es RG' ba reduced IL end to sSSS
Thcn oIrooic said 70 me thnt Mrs. Mpcbus was
better get her out else she might make up
Te ,ne ,Srg ?gg Ss S% os aHsy s6 3sTSeS So
sl 900 Tor nv and s 900 FOR her. '''''
The yitnssn iasp,hGd check for $500, pay
day NfteT he was hailed.
But THERE WAS 5000 MORE ron o'TooLE AND
500 FOR GUrTLIEB.
Friend told mo then that had better pay
Moebus against me. lilo said, They work for
money, You know $" ! saw o'roole and OF;
demanded 5000"
9:.Dlds yoS giys it 70 him; A;.Yes; ! gave
u |
get Mrs. Moebus 10 tell any kind OF a story about
me. Friend told me that / had better see Law
yer Morris IL. tiOttlieb. who was the lawyer for
Richard kosch, who was also arrested in the Ber-
thOld case. wanted to know why should see
Hottlieb, and Friend told me that IL did not,
Iiottlieb would get tine man and woman against
me- saw GOttlleb, and offered him $50. had
check for that amount, which i thought was all
he would want. He demanded SlOO. and said
il | did not give IL TO him he would make IL
damned hot for me. So gave him my $50 check
and wrote another check for $50 in his private
check book. both checks produced and identi-
Eed.l
AT LAST 5000 MORE FOR TRIEND.
Odd YOU pay any more2 A.-Yes
Q,-TO whomY A.-Friend. lLaughteI.l
Uncle Daniel Bradley-Aree these men o"roole
Mr.. Gon-Both Of them. o'Tools Is an acting
Uncle Daniel He ought to make . good
Pantata,
A-BlooC money, / suppose. He demanded
500 more, and said; "Where Is this going 10
emit 7, and he said that II gave him 5000 more