The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-19
SsvrsrH DAY-March IS, 1888.


The case was resumed this morning by recalling Alfred
A Lewis, the pan OF the defence, for the purpose OF
Nh Bradley stated that when this witness was called
the other day the defence taken entirely by sur
prise thai they had not opportunity OF making
ain inquiries which they desired 10 make, and they
proposed 10 recall him.
Mr Nav objected on The score OF practice were this
coufse pursued would entirely deange the order which
The prosecution had laid down tor themselves
The Court said that this was the usual pracuce, and
would not be departed from IN this instance.
MIR May. Do understand the court to decide that
they may recall our witnesses whenever ihey please
The Court. Whenever there is convenient break, as
on the present occasion.
Mr. May Then, we wish your honor TO understand
hat entirely object 10 IT,
Bradley
Cues When you were examined before you said you
saw the sign of DR. Gardner on the balcony Of the win
dow Describe 10 us the mode in which the name and
occupation written Was II IN parallel lines OF
in an elipical FORM
Ans la parallel lines.
Cues. Are you quite conhdent'
Ans. | am quite confident OF that
Cues. Which OF your sisters did DR.. Gardiner operate
upon
a oas. T i s6e married SsS'9'
Ans She is.
Cues Wha, is her name
Ans Fanny Meade
Cues. Are both your sisters OF the same name!
Ans. They are; they married two brothers.
Cues. Were there any other foreign families residing
in The neightohood'
Ans. Yes, a hIf Lonslale, VINO Itsdeu III Tue CITY.
| Cues Were yoar brothers-in-aw the gentlemen who
behaved kindly 10 The prisoners who were brought
| Ans. have the honor to say they They are
now both residing IN Texas.
| Cues. We're they residing in Guanajuata at the time
DR.. Gardiner was iherel
! Ans They
Cues. Are they Englishmen'
! Ans. They
Cues Is there a post Office in Gaanaua,a'
Ans. There u
Cues, And regular mails
Aus And regular mails, though they are sometimes
very irregular.
Cues Were you absent from Guanaiuaia between the
years 1915 and lS47'
| Ans | was not.
Cues. Your memory about that time is still that the
name the sign was Jorge Gardner, and without any
middle letter?
Ans Ii is.
! Mr. May. believe the rule is, that witnesses who
have been examined may remain in court
| The Court. That is the rule.
| Dr. james Macke then called, and stated the dis
tances, in miles, between various places in Mexico,
LAID down on Dis,urnelrs map.
Mr. May proposed have the translation OF the pa
pers yesterday submitted read TO The jury.
Mr. Carlisle objected. and held that the rule OF The
court made yeslerday-to wit that the witness should
read the eers and translate them from the sland-shouid
be adhered 10.
The Court CATER some further discussion between the
counse adhered to lis decision OF yester day and
/ Charles M. Bowes was recalled. The witness read
several Of the letters from the Spanish Mr.. Carlisle hold
ing the translation offered by Mr. May, and noting what
ever discrepancies were found.
These letters were produced TO prove BY NE dates that
Dr. George A. Gardiner was al The mine OF Mirafores at
certain lines he protested 10 have been occupied in
another portion OF the country They were all signed
Jorge Gardner
The first paper was the regulations of the mining COM
pany OF Curucupaseo of which Gardiner was one di-
rector and Bonface Gonzales the other This paper
dated November OH. 1874. This paper was signed by
ID Gonzales, J. Hasey, George A. Gardiner and other
stockholders of the mining establishment
The next paper, dated Morelia January, lS45, aud
signed BY Jorge Gardner and G. Gardner, gives an ac
lo,., th Of ,ha Halls The
mining affair al San Jose Mrahores,
! The mex, paper, daled Moreia, November TO- ls45.
signed BY Jorge Gardner Halsey and others directors
!. OF the mine Curucupaseo, was OF ike import
The next letter dated San Jose Mlrafores, 10th De
cemher, 1874, signed by jorge Gardner, 10 Antonio Qu
ros matters OF business connected with the mines
The next letter was addressed TO Madinado, Quros,
and others and OF the date Ii relates TO some
difficulties between himself and another director IN bust
ness matters.
/, The next letter was dated San Jose, Mrahores, 5,h
January 1885, and relates 10 the progress OF the building
OF the furnaces blacksmih's shop, water conductors,
&c. al the mine Ii addressed 10 the same person
The next "a J. H, No s-ihe previous letters were
all numbered respectively and 3, and The succeeding
ones were also numbsed) was dated 18th January 1885,
from the same place.
4 The next letter was from the same TO the same, and
dated January 90 lS45.
the same and related like the las, three, TO bust
ness al or connected with the mines.
Several other letters were read IRON Gardiner 10 The
party 10 Morea. and relating to the business Of the
mines They were dated 10Th February, ls45; February
IL lsa5 February 16, ls45 February 24,as43 March
,, 1s45 March 9, 1s45 March ~, ls43 and April is,
lSi5.
This ended the letter business The papers all in
relation 10 the mines San Jose Mlrafores-were all d.
rected TO Antonio Quros, College OF San Nicholas, Mo
Tea, and all signed Jorge Gardner
The witness then called 10 read the drafts re-
feed 10 in the letters They drawn upon Antonio
F; Quiros, by Jorge Gardner They dated respect
vely December 10 1874 December l6, 1874 December
a. is44 December Is, lsa4; January II, 1ss5 Janu-
airy IA, ls45 January IS is45 February 3, ls45 Feb
: ruay %, 1915 February "a, lS43. Next came date
March O. ls45, "a receipt OF Jsrge Gardner, Tor $40
, from The company, shareholder, dated Morelia No
vebber Q. ls44) July 1s44 November "a, 1874 Au,
gust u.s. ls44 (the last three were receipts, and dated
: from Morelia
! The reading OF the Spanish (Mexcan) papers having
: been concluded,
. MIR Bradley submitted the following
CRIMINAL COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co
LUMBtA.
FKIpAr, March IS, 1853.