Show R IS ADJUDGED EF BY NEW ORK COURT of Prosperous Con Gon- l Shown to Have Stoll Stol Stol- l From Employer Ex-Employer Dec 10 Through Through a de de- withe appellate division of the affirming the verdict of Before Supreme Court Justice Mc- Mc Curiel the the- well to do do I It Uthe Crown Fruit and Extract y must pay 2000 to Herman timer eimer r of Chicago who was WM his 1876 1871 to 1886 the record of ot which was was previously surrounded crecy has been made known The upholds Oppenheimer's conten conten- who had prospered prospered- In 1903 to pay Oppenheimer who straitened Circumstances ces OO a I Iring ring Curiel's lifetime as as as' stolen from Oppen- Oppen Curiel was his tiis salesman s. oppen-j oppen ears rears before RECORD SHOW SHOWED t record ecord shows that Oppenheimer after the continued byJ urie covering a 0 period of ot ls plea was that t Curiel 1 had 1 him The testimony 3 also shows h paying under his agree- agree a 1914 and when Oppenheimer m ml he alleged that he owed noth- noth Oppenheimer at any time but had blackmailed into making the he 1903 because a he had just lt jf I 3 and he wanted to keep p the past fr from m- m his hia business part- part Oppenheimer denied any Intention defendant to pay him and said he never told any y one Lei er el's els confession that he had been and that he had pleaded guilty to in 1886 and had served thir- thir slon lon Blackwells Blackwell's Island The offer him OO a year came to to him un l said IYER DYER AND SALESMAN evidence erld nce for Oppe Oppenheimer helm r showed e was In the leather business at atIf If street and Curiel was his trav- trav nd collector calling on shoe- shoe in New York and other states lined tied th that t on Curiel's last trip in was fas away six weeks week's I ring Iring the last three Oppenheimer nothing from him The plaintiff I that Curiel had bad not riot ac acIf ac- ac II If for or- or orall all the moneys collected and located Curiel an and asked him n this point O Oppenheimer tes- tes sad SK i he was ashamed to show up because he had collected some tome I fand and expected to play the races good and thought he be might t rate come around in some set- set Tor payment plaintiff testified that the defend defend- taking money for years and persons he who paid him the m mon mori- ri- ri who had had- no bank ac- ac d ac-d rand land and paid in cash the amount of olen lent money mo ey could not be deter- deter E DOUBLE BOO BOOKS S. S got the cast and kept double books counted for only a a. ertain amount lithe plaintiff Fie He said it would tier ter written Pi by y the defendant to on August 29 1886 was put fence lence and read 1 you as as I can pay III i owe you You will lose noth- noth having waited years the defendant ari ar- ar i through his cousin Herman A. A now DOW president pr of of- the Western corporation at fourth ave ave- and on February 14 1903 ving ote been InY T riI t e en iii m. m n. n ned circumstances i able it you JC S propose to pay you yau an- an during my life lite in two semi semi- I payments of For these vol- vol I kindly request silent on the subject of c currence Ce at and d neither discUss hem living JIving ex ex- Il person lerman erman A. A D i TO SI SIGN N AGRE AGREEMENT MENT lefe det asked that Oppenheimer r tel Ioni n the letter that he be accepted op oppsal sal as evid evidence evidence- nc that he be would he agreement aiT ement and the the pl Ie Stated that before signing he hehe hetle tle he defendants defendant's cousin cousin n I Its s the request for silence there r 1 Cold old anybody I never asked for forU ng U testified th that t when the ts stopped In 1914 he saw Curiel him Why have the payments dI I neVer neier asked you for anything tb pay Jay me every as you lived Jived I did not run vou DU You came You came to me of ot your own larid 1 now now why why do you stop It plaintiff said that Curiel replied have rno no reason td to give Oppen- Oppen rJ denied that he then threatened of Curiel's partners of his past ai merely told the defendant he in the hands hand of an mON TION OF OF FACT h lnier testified that Curiel l had hadd d' d d him but Justice McAvoy struck t. t He also refused to permit the theto Iff to reply to a question as to er beC because use of ot curle Curlers Curis s defalcations heimer was compelled to assign for of his creditors hether hb he was ruined or not has hasig 1 ig to tO dO with it it said Justice McVa Mc We Va are to determine only er the case Is to based on the pre pre- relations of ot the parties or on black lack l 19 iel who has been pi president pi of the and Extract company since lives lives-at lives lives' at West One Hundred and anal nth street He testified that when came to him in 1903 the lat lat- old him he heard that Curiel had been be h married and said if Curiel t aY he would make it disagree lle He Insisted that he didn't con- con himself indebted to Oppenheimer t to td which he pleaded gull gulU ifor stealing 27 he e said I |