The evening world., 1913-10-01

on0tnot Wtter from tho Commission
Recommending sarscky on the srouod
tAaA ~ ';nastsrs five iansuases" AMI
was peculiarly equipped for the posittea
~ rsossa Of his knowledge Of the
SAsGon Of me sacee which largely con.
stituts our state Hospital population"
Tho iattsr asked that sareoky b. paaosd
In tho "essmDt class" OF de Civil
Service rules.
Birdseye said that In accordance villa
this corfespondsnee. The ommlseion
lss,A . ussstAaG July %. 1919. ~ which Q
resolution wee passsd siviaO 0arscky
the position with the approval Of the
Cove nor"
TIE osvsNpor gave his approval sail
ArdseyA on July 81. and Sarscky was
appointed Aug. y.
mrdssys sasd. was the FIRST instance Of
. aymaa getting the position.
Harvey d. lunman Of oouns0 for the
Governor cross-exaipined the wttnass
and read into the record . section Of the
Stats insanity law providing that tbs
bureau Of Deportation consist Of . med
scal examiner and such medical and
lay assistants 90 shah b aesmsd necss-
safy."
NOW sULzeRs WALL STREET
BILLS WERE DRAWN.
Robert G. Cumming. chief Of tho
legislative I'LL drafting department for
the last thirteen yeara. WA questioned
concerning the drafting of the stock
Exchange Reform Bills recommended
by tho Governor.
y. What. II anything. did the Cover
incorporation bill? A. lie simply
asked me to hurry the drafting. ~ he
satd he wanted 1t introduced ~ soon
as possible"
TIE bills were drawn In accordance
with the Governors request. the wit
ness said. and were delivered TO legis-
latoss BY the Governor.
q. Were you present whom tho Gov
ernor delivered the bills to the lagts-
istors? A. I was.
q. N whom were they delivered?
4. To Senator Stiiwsll and Assembly.
man Lazy.
Mr.. Cumming Identified oil the Stock
Dxchanss ssform bills introduced at
DE eu9gsStion OF the Governor. He
va1 not cross-examined.
Attorney Todd. for the Impaa ohm>nt
1AAaSsas then offered IN 0ovsrnors
special msasaxs to the Lsgislature
recommending that the provisions Of
the Corrupt Practices act ~ made
applioabls to The amount Of money .
oandsdats may spsnd for nominate
~ we'll a. for election.
0NokeR GRAY TELLS FULL
STORY OF ACCOUNT soo."
John Boyd Gray Of the New York
brokerage arm Of Fuller 4 Gray was
then callsd 20 As stand and examined
for the Assembly Managers by former
Senator Brackctt. The arm. he said,
was composed OF Arthur L. Fuller end
himself.
.. 10 you know r. l.. colwsll, A.
%.
Q. Has he ever been employed by the
armf A. No.
=. Hasn't been connected with the
nnm In any way? A. We allowed him
desk room In our once.
Q. When did you last see HIM A.
Just before his disappearance. about The
middle Of August.
This date he later fixed - the day on
which the Frswlsy Committee held IL
last session.
=. Did be tell you why he was xolng
to Albany? Ho said he was going to
zoe william suissr.
SOUGHT TINE Do -FOUR STOCK
IN ocroBeR.
| .. DID you have . conversation with
Coiwel In October. Di2. In respect &c
opening mn account! A. Yes. He asked
me In my fonkers office TO get a quo.
tation on Big Four" quoted 1t and
he gave me an order to buy 100 shares a,
a specified price. lie did not get tn,
stock until fss days later. Colwei
did not make deposit against the stock
Until the IA! IL WAS delivered in TIT
fonker~ office. There were two dc.
posits. ono OF $500 and one of S,UOO
Thoy were both paid TO me- l deposited
the $500 In the bank IN Yonksrs and
the other In Brooklyn.
q. Did You loan or give any money e
Colwell for his expenses when he wen
away? A. did not.
Q. DO you know his expenses were
paid? A. do not.
Gray then was questioned again con.
o-rning whether or not Coiweli had ever
received u salary from his firm.
Q. Was . salary Of 80 q week paid "a
himf A. Oh. well. for . time he acted
- my private sscrstsry. for which !
paid him Nv u week.
q. How long was he 90 employed, A
For about eight months. w 10 Oct u
Isi2.
q. What we're Colwelrs dutissp A. II
look after my personal affairs.
Y. Did he bring any business to thu
Arm! A. he brought In what he could
Y. When was the Big -Four" dsliv.
eredf A. Oct. 81.
PAID FOR THE STOCK IN CUR
RENcv.
Gray said that on Oct. = 500 more
was paid for the stock. and on Oct. 81
the balance. eS.s1. was paid. all IN cur.
rsney. All but the latter amount wa
paid. he said. by Colwsll TO the witness
personally. Tho es,S8 WAS paid to hil
employee, Frederick 4. Coe. who De.