New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17

n We're mn, the ,erarste parts Of the gun worth the
fall price Of the gun, less the cost OF putting
OBJECTED to US being question: VI INV '''''''ON
Wine b.a been FIVE months in The factory when
n was destrovcd il was in low condition, ana was
working AT great Disadvantage but al the the VI w
fire il was working weiii ihe sllan ," y W br,n.
adapted 20 any other useperhnps onethnd oil 'H''n'
the machinery could be used elsewhere. T..
Redirect-The factory had not been conducted as y,
should be when went IN; 1t should nave a
AZ loss; II was about as well conducted a. nos' nv
tories at that day; 1t was IN perfect "orait .t
some three or four months before The tre N taAE s
s14 % s the basis took the contract price, sIo 1e
was less really than the guns had cost TO make or 10
that; we made fifty day only short time Deoi 'ne "
we had made them for six weeks or TWO mols ~ ll'
cost; in making new arm II taxes ,,ne anu no
and hence at first they cost more; went 6e'oTe tne
Board Of Supervisors at Farleys request the uc W
making up the claim in th way was nrs sngtesieu "
Jones believe figured ont the materials IN roush
state DESTROYED hit nobody saw II unless was Jones'
nobody except Jones made any suggestion aDoh making
up tho account Farley was present. but he dld ho pre-
tend TO know much aboutt; delivered TIE palei co.,
plee 10 Farley saw Farley first when i went mo
the establishments then l saw Opdyke; cpdySe ioid
me some things were unsatisfactory there; We neh
told ne he was willing 20 sell out q; loss nobouy D",
Blunt examined me before the Board oi SlperNspIs
showed Opdyke tue principle upon which was maAps
the account and he told NE 10 get II correct
Re.cross-I believe Jones said the claim oIsh, 10 "
more; good deal of material was desire! ed Whlcu
ss not mi INFO the accounts probably enough STOCK 10
comnle fonr or five hundred guns it was in such shape
that probably we could not get al IL my IDEA was ="
keep within limits. . -.
Rrdircct-There was raw material there not
chareed-steel and iron; we had no invoices thei
were burned up; there were great many conaeinNea
pars; something like two hundred IN hnlshed state
some rejected by the GOycrnmCn inspector and some d!
our own If ANYBODY had wanted The machinery before
il was DESTROYED 1t would have brought more IMAM WIS
charged to the city.
Mr. Emott rose and said: call your Horrors atten.
ton 10 an article in The Daily Word whose
ard is editor are defendants IN similar sun nav
nothing 10 say in regard 10 tic article Your Homo.
may look and If IL is proper FOR the
of Justice that the prcpTetOrs should be allowed ~ pup
lish such articles 1t is customary TO caution nror'
about being approached by outside inInences ana u
| in that connection that / Ike this Suggestion
The Court-(entlemen of the Jury, there arc Always
two sides 10 trial Of this character, and while II y
progressing jurors ought not TO discuss the case aOs
themselves and ought 10 avoid any ersation VIII
any one You should also your minds from any
con elusons until you have heard all the evidence
Keep your mind open. And think ought TO say e
YOU IT, in looking at any paper you come 10 any hrIe
which has reference his cause throw II aside. loi
had better not read IT, because your impressions Should
be controlled by the evidence, and not from snyhht
that NAV be dropped from other sources. And yoi
have any reason think that any person seeks TO EN-
cage in conversation with you about the case Tepor
/ such person 20 the court.
A Juror-ire we not 10 converse Win Ole huo'ho
on the subject Of the triali
| The Court-Nct 10 compare opinions.
Another Juror-Did that article emanate from any
the jgToIsf
The Ceurt-Oh no, sir.
Mr.. EmOtt--It emanates from some one VINO We sup
pose is trying 70 influence the jury.
| Mr. EvaIts-We shall have 10 pol tie jury TO ili'
whether they take TIE World
! Adjourned I'LL Monday morning.