The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-11
Mr.. ALLDS'S BANK ACCOUNTS
am DEPOSIT THE SENATOR
Couldn't REClIL.
y Wss Deps~lted Te~ Days After Ne D.
Nneged % Have TaaeR the ~ 100
p-ibr NIlas SaSs zee BSught vehIele
stock on 4 ftp and Lest Money On %.

stock on a TIp and lest Noae, On u.
stsANY. March IN James ". Osbcrue
20 nued the cro-s examination Of SEN
ar Aids to-day and NAV Tomorrow
r.> cross-eXamination certainly has not
me up tn the expectations of those who
f- that hs WAS gning 10 riddle the accused
81 atNT
Referring - Nlldss hank accounts
day Mr.. Osborne questioned the SEN
s'or regarding a S2.OoO cash transaction
On days after the Legislature adjourned
~ Apr,l -. the day Aids is alleged to have
akrn the Cohger o. no briie. hut senator
Allds aid he had no present recollection
reear'iinR the matter Mr.. Osborne said
p" wanted Aids to endeavor to frrsheu
h'- recollection upon this point before he
'rally retired from the stand
Mr. Osborne aid that he had no spec,Rc
-n'~ledGe regarding ,his g. ON except
hat u did not properly appear in any
80 Alds's hank accounts. In his tesii-
rrony II WAS brought out that in Nav. 1891.
Aids depo~ited t4.OOs with Colgate A Co.
New York stock hroker~ Debit entry
~ his Albany savings hank account on
shout that date accounted Tor g. OOO ~
his. Senator Aids said that his impress
slon van that h. had Sold invcstmen,
securities for his mother and aun, and
hat that - whsre the other S. ON came
from
There were deposits IN Alldas Albany
rank and in the Lincoln National Rank oG
New York in May. IoOI. one Of - no. and
another OF sA.aOO which Mr. Osborne aues-
tioned. apparently because they were IN
cssh and because the transa Ct ions ook plac
shortly after the Legislature adjourned
There were one or two-other instances
~ cash deposits by Aids Of o. .O0 or " ON
which Mr. Osborne insinuated were made
shortly after different Legislatures adj
lourned hut Aids in each instance de
~lSred that he had no recollec, ton ~ them
~ that they represented money ~ clients
n various Law suits or legal tee-
While Mr.. Osborne appeared To have
no definite information regarding these
cash transactions % Mr.. Aids he made
the most NJ them from the standpoint
that Mr. Aids could no, explain them
n, present and that they happened usually
shortly after the Legislature adjourned
The other feature oT vi Osborne's
croes-examinRtinn to-day was his quas-
tloning Of Aids regarding has services
for the State IN searching titles for Adir-
fho1'a tAiiAN WIN" NNN q Nhf UtH-I
= the Legislature and S.nator Aldis's
connection with George Y. Ostrander
= Albany. George Finch and GeorR-
, Underwood. the vic"- president Of tho
international Pspcr company
Mr. Osborne tired TO get MIR AIIds
- admit that h. know thss. men pur-
chased thousands 81 acres oG Adiron.
lack lands az State tex sales At from
~ to 50 ccnts an acre and sold tIs- land
sck tn the State for 81 and - an acre
II was Senator Ailds's hus ness 10 search
M" titles 81 thcs" lands al r. tho State
Forest Preserve Rprri had decided 10
rIrchass them end ar Osborne rns,dc .
~" point ths' IN -.aTChIng thss. titles .
senator Aids should hay" learned that b
80 Stst" was h-ihg i'upossd upon ~
rH4roha~i-~ 80 .NoTr'f.ut Ir'r,s thsSe
Nirondac% lands
Nr Carr Of Alt.s ro.ns.l Irs,s'rd .
rfat u VAS non" - NJ Nlts'- g. sinoss
d. rs,ls> on tho yl.ulf,ou - tn - L.rgs .
nd he OBJECTED O." Tins lin" ~ q'Iest,on "a
Mr. pstorpe saii thai o. rnn-ci.ntio,is
asysr searching tn ti'I.' 80 o. pic,-s' -
rrnp-r'v would inform his rli.nr Of any
fats no might learn o'i side ~ ~. work
- searching IN. t''i"
~ the OUTS of the AlislS trial to-day
~anatur Aids prpd'Iced is-tr.f from his
roksrs. tilinCwOod 4 C'IUniu girHm show
hat NJ paid "tsh for ~" Ino -haras
.. New York Elncfrtu |-hirls Trln--
..-a'Ion GOInT@1y stock wh'h Mr.
ts'aHrns made uuCh 81 vest rday. 4
'~'tnstng that Aids had goi Do Tor
"1'hIng while bell affecting the cup-
'Arv vas pending iu the I"Ei>l.ivra
iSU. The till in QUESTION ugzs..a
n" Legislature and Sas ssgnsd Nv Coz
Roosevelt
When Aids was abie 10 show rnai h.
rad for the stock M O~ioin.. took -
''heT tB'k In regard 20 this JrlusIHttuu
And asked Aids Il he though b. vaS hon
nTab" Tor him - = ieR.lifor Goo invest 4
u stocks that would h- affected hy p"nd- f.,
nS legislation. Mr. Ailds insisted that
'his particular iuv"sflncu. was not in !
duc~f hy arr l"giSLs,t.'" know ledge he
mad hut solely Ns-Ca'iss. another Assem- :
"iyman who hyet 'u the hO'fs~ Of Com
Mons with him As-aniblymsn Price ~ :
hro"klyu rrfeiv''i uD from New York :
- ~ the stock vs. good thing 10 buy 4
VIZ tllds said thai he lost money On this '
'-ansaction
w Osborne took M much time dues-
Nning Senator Aids along thus Inc
I7sllv senator Bracket got restless and
- ! thai Mr. Osborne was taking m '
= 'ogsrh"r too much time He urged that
W. Claiborne cut out the unnecessary
-rHIag" m his language and get down
On 'IsInsSs
We don't think - IL necessary for MIR q
COX .r NJ The wouen's gallery To sse how o
~ 'aA- Sa'd senator Bracket a
VI Osborne rerortSd that senator e
fr-'s"'' was IN error. that he was not u
sFrg 70 the galleries q
VIZ Osborne questioned Aids closely
'sa'dIng his retainers a lawyer. re-
'-f-InR that during the last ten wears
.irs accounts showed transactions -
-sg eating Si0O0OO. or sIO.OD a year.
Dr. arr sad that that was not quite an n
-''araf~ statement. that 81 thus sIOO 81 "
A'.'''' r~nre-entsd notes. k2O.0OD a trans =.
90 ems from one hank TO another N
ga S-'''O clients money. leaving about M
~ Tor a Period % ten years Tor Nj n
81 'p account for -
III '-ipTne was unable % get senator ~
d. tn remember a single legal fee he A
.fN ''' ~iNg'i IN 1871 or any year since
oil Nir Aids admitted that the only
"' r.H'~ ~ kept az a lawyer were eH-
"'' 49, on behalf of clients He aaid
r' " sd not keep books 81 account ~
'''f .,'' 10" did not do business enough VI