The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-19

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n no american Woolen Company ot -
Toward street, ~ thirty SlIh ana "oo'eh
s%uuIranica that nave A~'tH'aineu lo"sea
through dishonest t~r'hrkinen = others.
They 'n-tth"d as w the sa'e ana Hnipuens
of case " goods TO the Morgan Line pier.
Eugene \ cassidy VINO mas been IN the
HHIae " Detention Tor a week. was next
c'l,d He was n checker on the Morgan
Lin" pier TIE told OF hts dealings with
Adrian Post on january o. saying
lie came 10 the pier, gave me a receipt
and ~aid he had "a case on his truch ~hich
was Stahd'ne op,e'us' : We ~ n",o
on the receipt and put hgnre ! with q o'rc'e
around It,
Did you then receive the goodsf-
'No. sir
what did you then o
'Put the receipt In a box.
30 you mean 10 say mterrupteo the
Court. that you, an employees OF tine Morgan
Line, signed for something you didn't getf
yes said the fitness.
He said he knew Davis for seven months.
He said;
There was a man working for Shaw, q
forwarding agent Of the New York Central.
who told me to see Davis. saw Davis,
and he told me there'd be a big piece OF
money in IL IL | sent truck drivers to him.
Did you see Davis on January oT
After I got through work in the after
noon l followed the truck Post drove for
a short distance and then went right on to
lle Canal street and saw Davis. told him
a truck was on the way, and he said to meet
hun at the Summit Hotel, at Canal and
Bowery, later, There l met O'Brien' and
after Davis joined us he gave us $50 each
and said there would have been more IN
it for US IL the goods had not been OF bad
quality
Post was then called to testify. He
was described as one Of the prisoners who
had confessed to Wholesale thefts from
the Morgan Line pier. He developed an
astonishing lapse OF memory. according
TO Mr.. Murphy, He said again n again
that he didn't remember having any talks
with the Assistant District Attorney IN
his office or that he had made a confession.
Mr.. Murphy with much emphasis declared
he would draw up q complaint ior perjury
against Post. Magistrate Wahle said he
would be justified in doing 30. .
In reply to Mr.. Murphy's question II
he had ever seen Davis, Post declared that
he had not and didn't know why he was
called as a witness In the case as he knew
nothing about 1t.
Did you tell me In the, presence OF De-
tective Sergeants Downing and Dieien-
thaler and a representative OF the Morgan
Line that you delivered the receipt 70
Cassidy, saw Davis afterward at lie Canal
street and then dehVereo the case Oh EoooS