The sun., 1898-06-21
..wee YOU present in the room when

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"Was Boggs thefeY'
eyes"
"was Clark tbere?"
ssYes,"
"What was the nature Of the converse
tion?'
Mr.. vandegrift objected to the ques-
ton and was sustained by Judge Brad
ford.
"Did Clark say to Boggs that he bad
all the Bay State gas he wanted and
would not take any more"'
'tYes SIR
"What reply did Boggs maker
'That he had better take it, as he
thought it was good investment and
would pay"
"What did Clark say?"
'That he didn't want it and would
willingly unload what he had"
''Then what was Boggs' answer"
"That he would take the Bay State
gas from Clark and pay each of the $3.50
checks himself" /" -. .:
"What then"' ts =,
"The stock was transferred to Boggs.'
"Was anything said that in case
money was made that William n. Boggs
would give it to Thomas S. Clarke
"No SIR"
"Was anything said about the COM
mission?'
"Clark said that he had paid the COM
mission and this would save Boggs that
much money"
"Did Thomas S. Clark sign something
and hand it to William N. Boggs?"
"He did,"
"And William N. Boggs in your pres.
ence and in the presence of Clark said
that he would pay these two checks"'
"Yes."
"And the stocks were delivered to
him." ..
"Yes."
"Mr Butler, do YOU remember con
versation that took place between
Thomas S. Clark and Boggs, in the pres
ence of jefferson L. Ford and yourself
Just before the purchase of the race horse
Brooklyn by Clarke
"Yes sir"
"How much was the horse to cost"'
"Sl 100"
"During the conversation, was any
thing said in reference to Clark having
$500 and needing $500 more?"
"TEere was.'
Odd mt Boggs tell Clark that if he onl
needed that much to 60 ahead and pur
chase Brooklyn and he would let hin
have the remainder Of the money, o
words to that effect?''
Eyes sir"
''You are sure he did?'
"Yes."
"Was anything said about this $50
being Boggs' money!
''No sir
"Was anything said about it being tn
bank money!
This question was ruled out by Judg
Bradford before Mr. Nandegrift coul
object.
"What was the nature of the converse
tion between Mr.. Boggs and Mr.. Clark i
relation to the purchase of the horse?:'
MI. Clark was speaking of Brooklyt
and said be was good one but that tn
price was 81, 100 and he only had $500
Mr.. Boggs then told him he would loat
him the $500 additional and Clark az
cepted the offer.
''Nr. Butler, there has been certai
testimony here relative to check {
5000 which was made payable to 4. 5
lleflerin by Clark. What, il anything
do you know about it?'
Mr. Nandegriit objected for the reaso
that no such testimony had been give
and that he had served notice on MI
Biggs to produce this check and h
alleged that he did not have it.
Mr.. Biggs said that the intimation jus
made was an unjust one and if the di.
: trict attorney meant to say he had tn
t check then he told an untruth.
: Mr.. Nandegrift thought the learne
counsel on the other side was gettin
rather warm.
t Mr.. Biggs denied the allegation an
! said he knew nothing of the check an
l the district attorney retorted by sayir
t that Clark did
"Do you recollect Clark paying BogI
money in CIark's office on December
e 1862
e Eyes, sir"
"How much""
e 5000"
z "Made payable to whom ?'
- "a. +. Hefferin.'
l. "And you are positive that is fact
"Yes, SIR
J. "You have heard the testimony I
r. lative to a certain bond for S265 that "
were to sign?'
IS "Yes."
; You had heard Of it beiore?'
l. "Yes."
"a "a "State to the jury the circumstances
:" the case"
'Boggs came to me and said that | "
n wanted at Mr.. kennay's Office to sigl,
bond for S2G5, and | told him tina
e. would not sign it for the reason tt
| did not owe him money to tt
!, amount
'Did you ever see the bond"'
"NO."
I'd "Never?"
"Never"
Look at IT,