The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-24

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little In conveying 50 much to you. innings d
cal, III ten 2 or eleven days from to-day, I will
have With oa ffI asaS you on hf Sis c at
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Memo N, ofry ynS Pr Nj MSni,cn jus. before the
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you on infcrpation eonysysd BY me, @e Or not not
aer, ne einer might decide
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ny I'M, hn,iforms,i9n Just before the event would
Please consider ait iss i iS the .trcte.,
SSoT noS Ssl r., SSels Sss 70 yc
IN part return for the many fnvors yo,, have
done me sincerely yours. " & AMoRY.
Is 1T POLITICAL? ASKS HAZARD.
Replying TO this letter, Hazard thanked
Amory in advance and instructed him 10
use the cable freely, at Hazards expense,
giving the cable code address. -Dacrydium.
Paris. Hazard suggested that Amory
might refer to the stock that was going
10 he affected az surface" or Overhead
40 that there might be no mistake. Judging
from the run Of Hazards letters. winch
Amory produced. the two kept up a very
active correspondence in January, Febr,i-
airy and March OF this year. VIVA, Amory
may have replied TO his friends letters
was not brought out, because Amory said
he had not kept copies. On Jan. 20. Hazard,
have been thinking over what you say
and am at loss to understand why stock
wing per cent. represshted bya company
by strong people. should be placed in he hands
Of q receiver I an, therefore. cabling YOU
Is political or whether II is the result Of fail
nre. ! am also asking whether YOU advise
purchase ! take II nothins has developed
as yet. since have reviewed no cable
On Jan. II Hazard wrote that he assumed
that Amory expected "A big drop on the
announcement, and he asked for an i'm
mediate cable II Anory 40 expected. Haz-
will be renewed when you announce the
fact to me-" On March Hazard wanted
TO know II Amory fully inderet God that he
was to give Hazard and the firm OF Francis
the application ia to be made, or IL, for any
reason. there Is change In the programme,
The last letter from Ha zard was dated |
Paris: on March "a. Hs was still |
nagging Amory for news and said that he |
was sailing for home on April 10. The
sailing date was postponed, however,
Mr.. Hazard being now on the ocean and |
expected here In few days.
On cross-e1amination Mr.. O'Bryan was |
asked ~ ne Understood that Amory was
tips. MIR. OBryan replied that he was
sure Amorv was to get nothing.
1T WAS REPoBT TO TAYLOR THAT GOT PUB /
L,sHED
John c. Herle, Amory's own particular
expert accountant, was called TO testify |
as TO the number Of copies made of his
report and who had them. or his prelimi-
had been made of which two went to Arnory
and one was kept by the witness. or the
revised report five copies were made.
Hertle kept three Of these. gave one to
O: Have the tire. witch you Syi ken, ever
,e.n gu, Of your possessiOn' A., They have
% & S NJ. N ATGsS ;.is he has never let
'r & 4 a.l Cab, 10 B s.sss S.rr N.
ORD Mr.. Merrill. Wiil you please produce
he copy Of Mr. Her!le's reCort used in the
yo,'d IN ne publication Of March II? IRE
8. 70 Tertlel, I. tina, tn. copy. Of the re.
LIQUID Snass k.! Mr. my y' sop,.
'cncluds The report you show me is the one
o How did You happen to give Taylor a
e r., ssnryowrssy' though, you we're work.
that s rSad get my moo oes copy t" Taylor
a a;t. s M M Anory last ociSbeT 70! my pay.
s do iSy rasor Mr "a Gm n replsd
'aylor and that he would pay me. did as |
Imory directed and got my money.
THE RUMoRs THAT CIRCULATED.
Thomas +. Woodlock. editor Of the wdH
freef Journal. was called to tell where he
FeS IL syyc gs printing pr bs st MS paper
fficer OF the Metropolitan company was
heavy defaulter The. witness replied !
nat reports that came TO his paper stated ,
hat there was something wrong In the
eriously affected the Metropolitan COM
any. These reports, he said. we're circu- a
tied on Feb. 49, and It was for the purpose
showing that the trouble had nothing :
rat he wrote the article referred to. Z
Itesrity Of the Officers Of the Metropoi-
an company. A. ! heard that there was
'mething vitality wrong In the compsny's b
instruction plant !,
Robert T.. Edmondson. editor of the y
nancial end OF another publication, and =
Gorge l.. Wrenn, Jr.. of the firm Of Wrenn a
ros. 4 Co, the senior member of which is \
ebert d. Wrenn. formerly champion tennis
aver OF the United States, were called TO I
stify that they had given circulation to =,
lmors similar to those which Mr.. Wood | !,
ok had hea rd The object Of all this {;
was TO prove one OF the alleged -
Dellous statements Of Mr.. vreeland, to
q effect that Amory and his friends were
r,imors IN Wall Street for the a,
lrpose Of depreciating Metropolitan stock.
KINDLY PUBLISH AND oBLI0E ANON.
Joseph Eakins OF the World was the
sxt witness. il
O. Do you know lswyer OF the name Of N
Flip J. BrittY A. ! have known him for =,
ven or eight year. OF
Q. You're very friendly with him. aren't ri
D? A. ] am on friendly terms with him. r
Q. You have his photograph on your desk,
vent you: the only desk photograph you IN
We? A. ] have: but the having Of that ! r.
otograp phi has nothing To do with my friend :.
p OF Mr.. Britt, "a can explain.
.. Never mind the explanation DO you | 10
ow James r. Keene? A. ] do.
J. And Talbot !. Taylor? A. Slightly.
DO You know that Britt is Keene's at | eu