The sun., 1894-12-27


IL was one-sixth Of s14o. 200. but he was in debt
to his firm and had been since 1873, when he
entered as . clerk.
How much did you spend last year 2" asked
Mr.. Severance.
"oh, calculate I spent about $4,000 last
year" said Mr.. Osborn cheerfully.
About S1O0, 900 ?" asked Lawyer Severance.
"Closo on to it." said Mr.. Osborn, still more
cheerfully.
And you spent At pretty near the same rate
mp to July. this year. did your
.Yeo, should say about that. Let me see,
spent about 5000 up TO July. this year."
"And you have nothing to show for itp"
"No. not cent" and Mr.. Osborn laughed.
"Did 1t all 60 for tho benefit Of yourself and
your family, and In the way Of forwarding the
business Of the firm Of which you were then .
member, and for personal expenses 2"
"w-e-l-l, for personal expenses, yes" said Mr..
Osborn, still smiling. 81 gave away some little
money to women. was always generous with
women"
Q.-when did you begin to get to the point
when you could not payf A.-Ah, should say
It was late in October or early In November.
Q.-Have you In the last two years donated
any money or property to persons outside your
familyf A.-No; no property. OF course
Q.-Have you given any presents OF diamonds
or jewelry TO women the last year . A.-Oh, yes,
gues, I'ye probably given away S4Oo or $500
o.-Any horses and carriagesr -A.-Let me
see rubbing bis chin renectiyelyl. think there
was Q team of horses and q carriage from Brew
ster's, and some other things I'm not quito clear
d.-How much In diamonds and jewelry have
sssi si3 sSi.E iss s.sa a' sasss @ ;isa sSo6ssud
mSs4 s, nsys ss. to u.
mot Q cent?" asked the lawyer in surprise.
We'll, SS, who i,s. hss supported your famiiyr
.Has your wife means Of her own ?"
No; nothing to amount to anything; from
$4,000 70 $50 year. she has supported the
IN M 9;SS5S. S5S s1|ggsSsss you have spent a.
-NS; Sos 81 that much, but I've spent $500 Tina In
SSula yoq ,sms%ssr .. It 4 next, next morp.ns
did you ever make any presents to Fay
II did not, :" said Mr.. Osborn with emphasis.
did you have the pleasure of her acquaint-
s @ qSssn s ss @s
Rowell's end OF IT,"
% :ts ss: snSSPt s h
o2 Gr So ssid H. Osborn. Nor has any ono
over TO tSss" ladies' that ends it. It Is no longer
rs. d sfs 'faE5 5eass: ssiss' .a .ad sn
I Gs % hS fer
e o.His ths. the Mrs. Davis who lives at 1ss
West Eighty-eiEhth street, Ayes. that's
'o.~what is her full namsi A.-Lillian. I be-
Q.-How long has she been living there1 A.
Why, j think since Sept. l.
did ~ sas Ss 70 that A.
street for her. A.-oh. no; she bought it for
" How much did she pay for itP"
Mr.: osborne's sides shook as he explained:
was 500, 600. and she bought it on wind"
Ridn,t you pay anything on itT'
,You had nothing to do with the purchase OF
:" No. nothing at all. except sent man up 70
charge charge OF % our estate @ IN BrookiyS." man VINO HAa
m Pld i SOT eyer pay any money to aid In nttins
Note cent. You see. she had lot of furni-
ture and hxings from her nat"
Ss e .s:
s@s'Wsr," said Mr., Osborn. ~ gave her rsEu-
sIly 5000 = month AT one time gave her
.0t what doe. her family consistf'
why, herself and her sister,"
"Now, in addition 10 the horses and carriages
that you have testified about and the money,
did you give her anything In the way OF jeWeiry
Not dollar In stocks. and nothing but the
money which gave her, about 500 at a time.
Did you ever give this house As your resi-
denssSm =, - nu.,o,,.,r. ..,, NJ. n.
born, emph asizing the qualification,
What do YOU mean" asked Lawyer seY-
well" saId Mr.. Osborn, " went on the bonds
of great many people, and it's Just possible
that some time may have given it. wouldn't
Would !. not be the natural thing for you To
give Il As your residence 2
Well. yes;" admitted Mr. Osborn laugh
ingly, "fOr l spent q good deal OF my time
Mr. Osborn explained that he had given a
had started many people In businessA Then he
explained his seysring his connection With ths
brother told him. he said. that he thought the
best thing for him would be 20 geI out. "COl.
t" told me that every one 20 whom Ow ed money
would be after me; lie offered me 5000 salary
ih9srsst % IN he fIn. in the central PaSf Wet
property. and Ia my nother's estate and my in
s9Tsnse policy. Then ssystsd my eonnTrction
saia n sf sIs. 900" " - 80
What foTf"
ibid you siEn the arms name without author
" Yes." aamIttsI MT. Osh0rn chssFfully.
4" Az. 10. NOT ~ al" saId MT. Osborn.
You aid sOmsthlng about starting In busl-
nass Jan. l." aid Mr.. Severance, "Any cap
. No. not cent" said MF. Osborn raising hls
sysbfOHs.
How much do you 9ws Al Ihs Prsssnl time p
{" Ia me 49,. nos f" snll AT. -Oall0Tn rrhe,
lively, why, should say about 100000
uouH cover a."
ii iIos lsas hass yOu bssh psyiaE NFs Daviss
y Well about tsS yeAra"
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