The sun., 1897-12-06

apdlsia the matter before Capt; MccluSsy = Of
IcS1YSs S.dsn Bnrssg .p, sasisss 70 shs sase
and Valley and Capt. MOcluSky laid plan to
tFsS s FSEnGv NV, 70 Valley called at Tnrnbgs ed
and ssnt II card With The nSo rceo%sS Teoms
p WHEY narrative. According to It Valley
snd Mr.. ip TurnbuIl. PIl represent Mr.. Teixeira.
am close friend Of his, live In the same house
With him, and am privileged TO- act; ior him n
none; or sSpI to- go nt hs Ps
vsry far, What we want to knows what have
s.&eii, i've got whole lot, or rather the man
TIM acting for has. He snys the newspapers will
gfse him $500 for his iniormIntiiocn., .,, v.u.,v
,"pIt you masn,t print this said Naiioiy
EwSd, said ifurnbull; ~. can bo settled.
After a su cient amount OF haEEling Valley
SAID that Mr.. Teixoira would give Turnbull
5000 for his trouble and his friend Sl'0o0 Tor or
3comc, now; You're n good fellow" said Val,
lefy; Lots enil the deal closed nj these
,sfnrnbun said he'd have to consult his friend.
e then he ht hed fe o Ssns
NI; Tefa cira down 10 soc Turnbull, but Turn
bpii finally made an appointment to meet Val.
le]y the next night at the same place. his homo.
Ne would know then. he said. what could be
h The next night; which was Nov; 90, Valley
called, and Turnbull said that he had seen his
y. The newspapers viii glvo him $500. and IL
want MT The psn% %sn SSo hexs sna to Sa
ypke . Cent less, said Turnbnll;
VsSS TO tSs 9oa know
What well give, and IL you reconsider your re-
fySS Ry S TTtS e again to Turpbp,,
hbuse. He showed TirnbulI the following au.
lhorization which he said Mr.. Teixeira had
~ hereby appoint you my arent to deal with
4he special matter whichwc have discussca. 1
- and relieve You from all responsibility"
Now you take q copy of this to your man and
stthority, to act ior him" said Valley. y. =.
1--we sign nothing" said Turnbufl. .but IL
kns% hnk hs is assis @ why ns m s %nhS as
~ tbeorder OF Isabella the Catholic, Knight
g & tSe Legion & Of Honor, a knight Of the Order
t Paras, OF the, Paris Fine, Arts Society, and
z On Friday last Valley got two letters from
Turnbull addressed to Thomas X. Anderson.
The first was as follows:
Y" The party says he will meet you half way
Iiid that il YOU give him $2,25o he will deliver
the notes and papers to me ut onco, as he is as
le1he only sum lic will consider. These things
Ae. has are true, for he has given me proofs con-
me; but IL not. drop tho matter. can do no
more: AS far as my time Is concerned, Mr..
H.,
The other letter which came in the next mail,
read;
conclude the matter, we have had in hand for
the last two weeks. 7 hope you'll pardon me as
will you. l wlIexpect TO see you alone at 7:3O
but Until this is Concluded Oh think the introduc
tion had better be postponed. Twill be glad to
On the sans day MIR. Teixora got u letter
from Turnbull as follows:
he nI Iaftls aRay /
best thai Mr.. Anderson and myself conclude
this nratter between ourselves. You shall be
fairly created and protected from future annoy.
MeSntimo the man who had presented the
called several times to sec Mr.. Teixeira. He had
been put off and put off, ana hnd finally threat.
s1s sbowo for mr. van
lely heard OF this he got tho idea that maybe
the man Gould was associated with Turn
70 the Spanish Consulate and sent in his
Gard to Consul.General Baldasano. The Con-
blsy and referred Valley to a man who intro.
aHced himself as the NiceConsul. 1'he detec-
I've showed the latter the letter Gould had left
Recording TO Valley. did SO and returned to
!Tfhat night The ' detective took Mr.. Teixeira
and s AN intsrprs,er to.Tnrnbulls house. He in
had come to hand over the money and receive
fhs s s documents. on n consiierng , the matter he
"fGn a3, said n, not TO bring Mr. Texeira" said
note and decided to come anyway"
.hSe "nd
will have nothing more to do with tho matter.
won t9kc any chance OF getting into trouble
Who is this friend :" demanded Valley.
Simon MENDOZA. % liz said he ddn know @ " whers M9s
Mendoza lived. He addressed letters to him to
the general delivery at The Post Office. When
III he IN laU maj f0t tI,nT
Nnental Hotel On being questioned as TO what
5nads him refuse to to 60 on with tho mater.
he s!ld he had received on Thursday:
y 9r HclaS nay eEes So mo nS suspect you Of work
York business, and viii handle the case myself
tn my own way. lleave Tor Boston TONIGHT,
'ss"Turnbull," said Valley. "you're a liar. I'm
8 9detcclive. and I've got you where want you.
u you know where your best int erests lie you'll
tel me &c all want TO know. Now, who is this
Turngull threw up his hands. He said he
tnew that Valley was detective. having been
was no other than Gould.
"Gonld came to me this morning" he sHid
he had had tip from the Spanish Consul.Gen.
eral that you were q detective, that you had
beenSto see him, and that tho whole gamo was
sSTurnbnll volunteered to help the detective to
Fln Gould down. and tho next day went with
Valley to the Centre Street Police Court. where
fapplication WAS made to MaGistrato Meade for
warrants for Turnbull and Gould. Magistrate
Meade declined to issue tho warrants until Mr..
ytixeira came TO court, 80 the matter was put
over ahtil yesterday morning.
On Saturday night Turnbull. Valley. and Mr..
Teixcira were talking the case over at tho lat.
ter's home when a servant brought up n card
with the name William L. Gould. Gould was
shown mp, and tie first thing he said on entering
tho room was:
81 know you want me. and I'm here to say
that II you'll promise not to send me to Jail IN
give yon the particulars of this whole con-
ispraCy."
!, Goud then went to say that Consul. General
Baldasano, whom he had known for twenty
ave years and with whom he was in the habit Of
tainmg every sunday night, had told him that
Mr.. TeiXeira had been mixed up in n swindling
scheme in Brazil and that the Brazilian Govern
ment had made repeated efforts to get him back
TO that country, where he was under indict-
Teixeira having beaten his wife. He had com
muncated all OF this information to Turnbull.
he said.
But you inspired the letters Turnbull wrote.
didn't you I" asked Valley.
IAN but the one In which an offer Is made to
settle the matter for S2,2h0" said Gould.
lin other words, you deny tho only letter on
wlhhich yen could be convicted ." said Valley.
t'.I dc" said Gould.
Gonlt said further that he regarded il as o