Q.  (By  Senator  Daly) — Where  are  they?  A.  I  don't  know
where  he  has  them;  whether  he  has  got  them,  I  don't  know.
Mr.  Corbin — Before  this  witness  retires,  I  wish  to
draw  attention  to  one  other  matter  with  reference  to
these  books.  I  wish  at  this  time  to  refer  to  certain
checks  in  these  books,  which  I  do  not  say  refer  to  the
subject  we  now  have  under  investigation,  but  which  I
desire  to  have  marked  for  identification.
Q.  Mr.  Murphy,  will  you  reier  to  these  stub  books  No.  9,173,
March  Slst,  1890,  to  the  order  of  cash,  $600  ?     A.  Yes,  sir.
Q.  Is  that  check  charged  to  anybody?  A.  No,  sir.  ("Ex-
hibit 123.")

No.  9,658,  September  22d,  1890,  to  the  order  of  cash,
v/ith  the  capital  letter  M  below  it,  $90.  ("Exhibit
124.")

No.  10,613,  September  14th,  1891,  to  the  order  of

John  Mullins,  for  $1,605,  which  will  be  "  Exhibit  125."

No.  11,170,  April  11th,  1892,  to  the  order  of  cash,

with   a   knife   erasure    underneath   it,  $50.     ("Exhibit

126.")

11,173,  April  20th,  1892,  to  the  order  of  Mullins  &
Crouin,  $185.07.     ("  Exhibit  127.")

11,731,  December  10th,  1892,  to  the  order  of  John
Mullins,  for  $1,000.     ("  Exhibit  128.")

11,859,  January  30th,  1893,  to  the  order  of  Mullins
&Co.,  $75.     ("Exhibit  129.")

12,018,  April  7th,  1893,  to  the  order  of  Mullins  &  Co.,
$320,  with  an  erasure  below — knife  erasure.  ("  Exhibit
130.")

12,557,  November  6th,  1893,  to  the  order  of  John
Ettelstein,  $100.     ("  Exhibit  131.")

12,632,  November  17th,  1893,  to  the  order  of  Mullins
&  Cronin,  $168,86.     ("Exhibit  132.")

I  also  desire  to  draw  attention  to  three  charges  for
which  we  have  not  the  stub  books  here,  because  they
do  not  come  down  to  a  sufficiently  recent  date.
