The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-14

70 witness roaLiDx 70
Of store keeper 70 No 60 whether the I'VE hundred
and eight barrels In question permitted TO be re-
moved on tsnsporaiiea bond, &c the replies 70 all Of
Henry Keith was also examined for the defence and
testified that he directed by Collector Pratt act
18th Il November last; he found I'VE hundred barrels
OF spirits when he first went there but more came sub
sequsnty, and the aggregate quantity amounted 70
% Water street. and stated that they portion of
the thousand barrels the spirits were removed from No.
he did not know who made the hole and arst saw the
passage after the sezure when he In charge OF NO.
% the spirits we're IN the cellar and he put lock
door Crogan lessee Of the premse applied 70 witness
70 have the bricks pulled down in the cellar and asked
said that when he first the liquor oft the
FIRST door OF No. 06-that the street floor OF
the spirits were taken out whse he was there; they
noor the given TO Witness for having the passage
cut through the wall that they wished 70 roll the
liquor found No. s. the same a. that found In No.
Co. he also saw some of the barrels branded by one
Stevens but never saw any Of the brands painted ever
the books kept BY witness were put in evidence and
witness stated that the entries described the whskey In
No o, and he believed they described the whiskey
James Hsrken produced q bottle OF French spirits
from No g. and testified that the spirits came from
that place. the court then adjourned until to-day.
UNITED STATES cummssuNers COURT.
Ansther Deputy Collector Of Revenue in
Trosbie-He IL Charged With Having Ea,-I
Before Commissioner Newton.
Thomas Healy Deputy Collector OF Revenue in the
First district Staten Isand under Collector George f.
Carman, was arrested yesterday morning by Deputy
Marshal Nodne, and taken before Commissioners Newton
on charge OF embezzlement Healy arrested at
the instance or Collector Csrmas, who made afHdavit
that between the Goth Of September 1892 and the Sd OF
May, 1867, while defendant holding the ONCE OF
times the sum Of s7s7s co. Is revenue taxsr which he
has refused neglected 70 return TO the government
and has snSsassd the same pepSnsn. further stated
ana otherwise invested IT. and that he tHea had cor
fessed TO having. collected the sum above named.
On being taken before Commissioner Newton, his
Honor stated the charge against him, that he had COL
ecsed this money and failed to pay over 10 the Col
ak a M ne Ssv us1 o
the money out OF my pocket or given credit 70 some
parties in larger amount OF taxes than could have
Commissioners Nswton-Do you want hearing in the
casef Have you got counsel9
Hsay-No, sir. have nothing more to say, than
was short Of money and can't account for It, never
Commissioner Newton. There is NO necessity Of
making any admissions here ~ ALL II you are going 70
Heay-I don't want to defend IT, sir for have NO de.
What You w.1 %
in the premises shall have 70 commit you, unless
you see d to defend il
Heay reiterated the opinion that il unnecessary
to defend IT. He did not know but that his sureties
might compromise the matter BY paying back the
money. He remarked that his wife could raise some
money ON little property, and pay portion Of it.
The Commissioner asked him IL he wanted . hearing,
TO be committed. Healy inquired II bail could be
taken for him. His Honor asked HIM u he had any.
Healy-Ith think could get bail for my appearance any
time you required me. II have TO- 70 jail deserve
Is for my neglect 4e.ae " - wNa WI reel
Commissienes Newton-As you have no counsel here,
don't think i would be hardly fair q right that
should ciose the case Il once IssaA e naalfy blessing
10 VIII adjourn II, sna 49,, h ne msAxai66 va
n Csunsssisuss susss4ssus,yi sxsa The Ssai a
S16O0o and aftse Some further Discussion the hsaylDg
sf The sass ives 81 down fSs Friday nsxl