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The compainants check referred to in defendants let
ter was also put in with view to show that complainant
defendant to examine into the validity Of any Of the bonds
and mortgages assigned to him by Mr. Anthon. One Of
cashier Of the Union Bank Pay to Jno Anhon order
Twelve thousand five hundred dollars (Sgned Joseph
l.. Lewis. (EndoisedD Jno. Anthon.o


Out of the numerous letters produced in evidence by
complainant, written to him by defendant Mr. b. resd
several the Of his argument showing business
relations between them and the reading Of OF them
created good deal OF amusement in court One Of the
eptles declining the offer Of pig, by saying the de-
!endant had the courage not only to look gilt horse,
but gift pig In the mouth" created much laughter.


December 10th, 1922
Dear Sir: this morning had the pleasure to receive
from you an elegant specimen Of handy work. and
any thing could add to my feelings OF just pride, at this
evidence Of the advancement Of the arts amongst it
would be the display Of generous feeling which accom-
panied it. Be pleased to accept my thanks, with tender
Of my active any way which may useful to
you. Yours, truly, JNO. ANTHON
Mr.. Joseph l. Lewis, No. Wall street. !. -.
Dear Sir: On the l2h received the oath
last and pleased to find that passage had been
prosperous and without accident You do not, however
seem to have enjoyed ithave you not forgotten the
velef golden MAXIM TO set out with the determination OF
nelng satisfied with every thing. Your young man. at
lows:


Amount Of cash received from May 2sd to s Aug $ia55
Disbursements, &c, 1885
send you this that you may judge as you can best do
whether al is right presume It IL So He accounts
for the Sns he had been





will give me great pleasure at ell times, when suits
your convenience TO give yonr first impressions OF
men and things You will probably be induced to visit
courts of justice So let know the great by
name with your remarks their appearance and talents
Don't forget all strange seeds for
mutual benefit am, yours, truly,


Mr. J. L. Lewis London.


DEAR snI think II will be prudent TO fll up the letter
with about hslf the funds in my hands, say 5000.


Mr. Burrows leaves the city this afternoon | think
you will do well TO call at his Office rs South street.
once. Yours, JOHN ANTHON
Saturday morning.


Mr.. O. l.. Lewis


Compainants counsel also gave in evidence the follow
ing bills and receipts Of defendant for mones received
from complainant, for of the any suits which,
his attorney he had conducted for him Msrch ~ 1896
received $87 90; July H. 1877 received 500 II; March
lssl received ssS7 al December ~ 1854 received s sS
August TO- 1887, received $l4 25 Novombr I, 1880,
ccived $50 co. Suits at Law and Eqnity-Nov. |, 1882
$50; Nov. 1882 $50; Nov. 1889, $50, April T. 1870
500 oi3; April le40 $gl 90; April l840 $l0s 90; April
L. lsa0 SAT 33t Mr. also gave in evidence that defend
ant had invested complsnants money in ten more
parnte mortgages Irrespective OF the loan to himse
Blk of these alleged to have been made by Mr. An
thon himself and four to have been managed by defend
ants clerk Mr. Wenmon with the supervision Of defend
ant There also several foreclosures OF mortgages
or thereon by defendant for complainant on
and charges Mr. also produced evidence to show that
complainant in will he had made previous to any rup
between himself and the defendant had appointed
Mr. Anthon executor and sole trustee his estate and
leaving him legacy of $1,000 In said will This Mr.
dwel upon, as showing concusively the tender regard
entertained and existing between the parties for long
course Of time. The case was concluded argument