The New York herald., 1921-09-28

wee 10 guard 1lerS 30 ana ", fiuuSOAi
River. The second payment Of $500 Was
sent by Francis Gilbert. counsel 20 the
Italian Steamship Company. to Henry,
who then was in the Tombs on perjury
indictment and in response TO his plea
that he was broke"
Henry'H stock transactions.
81 ask you TO state the trasactions on
May 20 and II, 1920. between your house
and Dominick Henry, the goth or alst
being the date on which he received The
first $500 from Giibertm' Mr.. Brown
asked the broker.
This record shows that on the goth
we received $4,000 and on the 2lst Sls.-
$685." Mr.. Winsmore said.
For what?"
'In payment of securities which we
had bought for him and In order TO fully
balance his account"
what were the securitiesY'
"Our books show they were 100 shares
Of Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 5l3 shares
of General Motors. of which 500 shares
had been bought for him. the remainder
of the 513 shares having been received
for him as a dividend on his stock.
There were also 900 shares OF Kenncc DIT
Copper. which he had delivered to u.s."
Those papers that I show you repre-
sent the transactions during the time
specified between your house ana DOM
mick Henry. and also check 70 Mary
c. Henry, in settlement OF the joint ac-
count?"
"No."
Tell me what they do represent"
These accounts have nothing to do
with the Joint account
"I know it. but there is check to
Mary c. Henry
"Yes. sir. paid to her by poninsck
Henry's order"
MADE out on this account to her or
5er?"
That was the proceeds of a sale sub
: sequent to the settlement of this ac-
count. Either Inspector Henry or Mary
Henry received certain rights on Cen
aral Motors stock. which WAS sent to US
Or brought TO us to be sold. They were
,old and"
'The proceeds paid TO her by his di-
-ection?"
"Yes."
"Then there is another check there
,ayable 70 him. What was that for"
THAT. as is shown by the books. is
he result Of q transaction made on Mo-
renaber 3, 1919. In Columbia GRAPHIC
hone stock. which was bought and sold
IN the same day. and this was the re-
ulting profit"
Il will offer that Ia evidence" Mr..
Grown said, and asked:
Then, in addition to the account that
ou have testified to. there is attached
this the special account OF Dominick
,enry?'
This account shows that on Noven-
ser 3, 1919, 500 shares Columbia Graph
phone was bought at 71h and sold on
ne same day at ~
rrofit $3.50 In One Days Deal.
Give the amounts of the purchase
I'd the amounts of the credit
The stock cost s35,s25 and was sold
or $685."
And whose deposit was it7'
1T had nothing to do with it, sir; 1t
ras bought by us and sold by us the
lme day. AS matter OF fact there
a'as no money passed except that we
ought 1t and sold it,
And paid him the difference"
The difference was kept In his ac-
:ount to his credit. for some time"
"He gave the order for the purchase ?"
Yes. and for the sale"
Now / show you the account of
s'ominick and Mary C. Henry. State
hat that account Is"
This account shows that on October
1919, there was received $500"
BY your frm?''
Il think ] might point out to you.
nator. that on all these accounts
erything that happened here prior to
sbruary /. 1890, was with the Arm OF
hn II. Davis, which went out OF bust
IS"
4 was partner In the old firm and
became a partner in the new Arm, and
hA
other firm. These accounts In Oc-
Der. 1919. are therefore with Davis
Co, showing credit of $500 on
tober i, purchase on October 3 OF
0 shares of Kennecott Copper. at 35.
q payment on the same day OF 81, 900
q payments on October 20 Of s2,052.95
complete payments for the 900
ares
"who did the business with your
m Sor Dominicx and Mary c. Henry? /?
hat person appearedT'
Both of them. Mrs. Henry has bee.
the Office on occasions several times
q II my memory serves me right. the
int account Is entirely by her direction
zen she was there"
When she was there with her hus.
nd"
Yes; and she has been In the onice
' herself"
DID she ever come aioreY
"Yes, sir"
But the settlement OF the joint ac-
ount you made to her through the di-
elton OF Dominick?'
Yes"
You gave the check to her. T see."
There was no checx from the Joint
count, sir"
II see that you say cash in several
ems. ] see II says cash, $500 I;
leck. $1,000: check, s2.052.s5 Does
lat mean that tho items OF $500 and
2.o52.95 were paid In cashr
II presume 1t does"
1T means what Is says?"
THAT would be my thought"
Senator Downing II Mystified.
Il don't know what to ask I don't
now what this is all about. see the
atss cover period beginning in Feb
iary or May, thereabouts. IN 1919, and
INNING to 1921" senator Downing said.
IT, Brown answered:
II will tell you. The PRINCIPAL pur-
ose Is to show that on May 20 or 21
$50. when Mr.. Gilbert stated that he
ave Dominick Henry $500 because N,
vas broke 10 defend himself. DominiclS
fenry paid $4,000 for stocks and took
hem from this brokerage firm That is
ne principal object"
HE was not a member OF the poIice
department at that time. was her. Mr..
Downing asked.
You mean he was under suspension