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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-03
The Fall TFade-A Word to Business
Men, t

The harvest is over, and the farmers
are already moving the surplus of
their immense crops to market. The
promise of an active trade the coming
Fall is most encouraging, ard business
men have a right to, and may reason
ably, expect very decided improve
ment In .rade. 1t is the enterprising,
wide awake man that casts about him
for all the advantages outside his
stock for the sale of his goods and
wares, and long ago it was settled that
the best agency to this end is ADvER-
TlsING.
The present is the proper time to
commence advertising for the Fall
trade. Few merchants desire to carry
over Summer goods to another
season; they are all anxious to close
ant their Summer stock before the
Fail season is fairly inaugurated
Let them, therefore, .ADyERTIsE-let
them advertise judiciously and libe-
rally. They will find upon trial it
will pay them, and pay them large
profits. People look to the neWspa-
pers for direction in matters Of trade
al much as they look to them for the
news. This is both reasonable and
sensible. The wise man in business
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NEW YORK
Seizure OF the Yacht Hensietta-The
TailOrs-RObbeFy at Long Branch
Attempt TO Drown Lady-4RaiE-
road to be SCId. &C., &c

Seizure OF the Yacht Hensietta-Th;
TailOFS-RObbeFE at Long Branch
Attempt to Drown Lady-.Rail-
road to be s6ld, &C., DC. ~
NEW YORK. August 2.-It is re
seized at New London on suspicion
of connection with the Cuban fill
| busters.
James Carroz, convicted last Win,
ter of intent to pass counterfeit
money, has been pardoned by the
| President, on the recommendation OF
the District Attorney and jury.
It is stated that Henry Rees left to
| his wife and daughter $2,0000 600
worth of stock Of the Northwestern
Railroad, with instructions not to
sell-that it would pay better than
any investment that could be made.
The taiI0rs strike continues. The
manufacturing tailors have expressed
a determination of siding with the
shop hands. Two or three firms
were expected to yield to advanced
wages to-day. 81 m n. e--. .....
One OF the rooms at a Long Branch
Hotel was robbed of $1,000 worth of
diamonds on Saturday. The thieves
were arrested and the property re-
covered. ~. ....'-.
Pat McCann tried to drown young
lady named Miss Elite Wade, while
bathing at Coney Island, last Sunday,
because she repulsed an attempt at
indecent liberties. He was arrested.
The late John A. Roebling's will
gives his business manager $4,000,
the Trenton Children's Home $15,0
the Trenton Widows Home $15. 900.
his widow 100000 and each of his
children 100000. ol
Jacob Willis, a clerk in C0hart,
Whitford & Co.'s clothing establish
ment, has been committed for trial,
for stealing large quantities of goods
from his employer.
The Rareton & Delaware Bay Rail-
road will be sold on the 9TH of Sep
tember, at the Manchester depot, un-
der a writ of .Jieri Jdcias, issued by the
Court of Chancerys atthe suit of Chas.
j. Heudrickson and Stewart Brown,
complainants, who are holders of
mortgages. ~
The Eckford Base Ball Club start
on a Western tour in a few days.
The anniversary of the release of
the West India Islands was celebrated
on Sunday, in the African Church, on
Tenth Street. There were two large
fires On Sunday, one at Schields' To
bacco Factory, Is Bowery, which
caused loss Of S., 900; fully insured;
the other was at 404 First Avenue,
the loss amounting to $10,000, which
is shared by Messrs. Piton, Stearns
and Benestein.
New YoRK. July 2,-Tbe steam
ships City Of Washington and Nevada,
from Liverpool has arrived.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 2.-An attempt
was made yesterday, by her mother,
to abduet little girl named Mary
Clark, but it was unsuccessful. Great
excitement, however, was created
near Duane Street, at the Methodist
Church, from the door Of which the
attempted abduction took place. The
child had been given In charge of its
father by the court, pending a di-
voroe, and its grand parents, with
whom it had gone to church, were
shockingly beaten by half a dozen.
men. who seized the child. while 10
church. Mrs. Clark was arrested.
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The Congressional library.

& Washington dispatch says that a
bill will be introduced in the coming
session of Congress providing for the
erection Of suitable building for the
Congressional Library, It will also
suggest that the name be changed to
either the National Library or the
United States Library The present
title of Congressional Library" is
considered a missioner. The library
is now one of the largest and best in
the world, and the number Of vol
umes IS increasing so rapidly that the
present quarters in the Capitol build
ing are deemed entirely inadequate.
Besides, the House of Representa-
tives at present is greatly hampered
by reason of a scarcity Of rooms for
committee meetings, and a resolution
was passed at the last session instruct
ing the Sergeant-at-Arms to make an
examination of the Capitol building
and report what provisions can be
nade to meet the wants Of the COM
mittees. It appears that the only way
to make additional committee rooms
is to remove the library to a separate
building.
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Political Rows in louisville
ghe Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, August 2.-The fell
lowing is summary OF the public
debt statement issued to-day:
Debt bearing interest In coins 2l0, ,93I 800 90
Debt bearing interest in law
fuI "a. .6lOUO9 UU
Debt be airing no interest. ~, ,572, ESQ Il
Debt on which interest has
ceased since maturity ......... 4,790,056 81
standing 26OI. .4O4. .2l5 70
coupons due not presented
for IS, 1lS,522 81
Interest ..s2, ,6s5, ,I22 733 81
coin belonging 10 Govern e-s--
OO,4O0tff ffU "
Coin for which certificates Of
deposit are outstanding. &c, ,725,S40 90
Currency ........... .............. 233Sl, ,604 70
Sinking 1und in u. 8. Conn.,
interest bonds and interest
thereon ........... 80 : nfS2.I47 OF
Other q. S. Coin interest
bonds purchased and ac-
crued interest thereOn........ 15,I10,500 90
Total .....:.....................s I58 $50 COZ 28
Amount of public debt less
cash in sinking fund and
purchased bonds in Tr's'y... 2,4Sl $50, 1876 %
Amount of public debt les
cash and sinking fund in
treasury on the lst july. 2 ASS, ,002, ,4S0 IS
Decrease of public debt dur
ing the past month";. 7,435,T ia %
Decrease since March 1.......... - 43, $50, ,523 Y
The reduction would have been
larger had not the Government ad-
vanced to the Pacific Railroad during
the month, interest on their bonds to
the amount of 81 ,636, ,861, and paid on
the last day of the month an 1nusu-
ally large number of drafts to the
amount of more than 81, 100000
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2. Superin-
tendent Clapp, of the Government
Printing Office, has appointed eight
apprentices, two of whom are colored.
The warrants drawn by the Treas
ury during July were as follows:
War Department, So, ,183, ,604; Navy
Department, 81, O66, l60; Interior De-
partment, $1.0S5, ia; miscellaneous,
$6.202, ,675. Total, SIG. .538, 1853.
The above statement does not in
clude the amounts paid on account of
the public debt Over ten millions
were paid out during the month on
account of interest alone.
In consequence of the spurious
issue of the ten dollar greenbacks,
Secretary Boutwell, has concluded to
have new issues Of all denominations
Of Greenbaeks from 81 to 81 900 notes.
The plates are now being executed
at the Bureau of Engraving, and the
printing designs are entirely new. No
likeness of any living man will be
placed on any note. The engraving
of the new issue and the printing Of
the faces and seals of all the denom-
nations will be performed in the
Printing and Engraving Bureau, while
the backs will be printed in New
York. There will be every possible
caution to prevent frauds, including
the taking of lead impressions for
electrotype plates.
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Boston Democracy is not recog-

Boston Democracy is not recog-
nized as a pure article in that .rong-
hold of the faith-Kentucky. Judge
Abbott, Democrat" of that city, is
soundly berated by the Kentucky
Standard. for having said that " me-
gro suffrage and reconstruction are
things Of the past, finished concerns,
materially done up, and that to
attempt to declare their work null
and void and begin anew would bring
upon the country greater evils than it
will suffer by accepting tho situation .
The Standard says he speaks heretic-
ally, and that the Democrat who would
dare to talk in that way in Kentucky,
would get his orders Immediately to
leave the party.
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EVANSVILLE TOBACCO FAIR.-We
learn from gentlemen who were in at
tendence upon the Tobacco Fair at
Evansville, on Wednesday, that it
was a very happy success. The crowd
In attendance was large, and the bid
ding for the tobacco offered was
spirited. Some 200 hhds. were sold
at good prices. The lunch was de-
cidedly handsome get up" and an
abundant table and inspiring wines
lent inspiration to the OCCASION
Paducah Herald, 30tk.
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A CONTEMPORARY suggests that no
sooner is the Democratic Party well
recovered from the black vomit, oe-
casioned by the abolition of slavery,
than it is threatened with an. attack
of the yellow jaundice on account Of
the proposed importation of 100000
straw-colored Chinese. Koopmans-
chap is accused of bringing in the
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DAn4Yg sB95URNAL
TUEsD AY......,........ AUGUST 3. 1853.

AN exchange, commenting ON the
fact that tile pocket of ex-senator
BUCKALEw was picked of 5000 at
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. during the
Democratic Convention. says: THE
rest Of the Democrats prefer TO pick
ASA PACKERS pocket"
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Tue New York Post saws that tv,

THE New York Post says that two
matters of much moment are season
ably and sensibly discussed in the
New York Methodist. The one is
Sunday Clothes" and the bad prae-
tiee of making the church a place for
the display of the latest fashions. The
other is the worldliness of camp meet
ings, and discusses the question
whether they are camp meetings or
picnies. -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-03

CHINESE PROTECTION SOCIETY IN
SAN FRANoIsCo.-A large and infu-
entail meeting of the citizens of San
Francisco, was held on the evening of
July II, for the purpose of organizing
a society for protecting the Chinese.
The following preamble shows the
objects of the Society:
1.-The outrageous abuse and the i'll
usage of the Chinese by ignorant and
disreputable persons in the public
streets of the city being a disgrace to
the free institutions of our country, to
the civilization of the age and to
Christianity; and it appearing that
the muaicipal authorities are unable
to SUPPRESS these outrages with the
means at their command, and the Chi
nese being unprotected by the laws,
in consequence of the lower courts of
judiciary refusing to admit their testi-
moDy as evidence against their assail-
ants, this Society has been organized
for the purpose of protecting these
defenceless strangers who come among
US for the laudable objects of improv-
ing their condition by.employing their
labor. skill and capital in the. various
pursuits of industry and commerce" J."
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SLoPED. The Salem Democrat
says that VIM. II. Price, Mason, ,'an
Odd Fellow, and a member of the
church, shook from his feet the. dust
of that village, and on Monday last
departed for parts unknown. He
leaves his mark on the lcdgers of most
of the merchants, having jumped the
game when a thousand dollars ahead.
Price is a first class confidence man,
sleek k-tongued, whining hypocrite.
He is reported as having gone to
Arkansas. Pass him round.-N. 4.
Ledger.
Most of the Salem merchants can
not deny, then, that they have their
price.
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Texas Items.


We find the following crop item in
the Colorado Citizen, published at
Columbus, Texas:
As yet, we have no cotton worm in
this county. The crops on the up
lands are as fine as could be wished,
and will be more than the entire crop
last year. We will make plenty of
corn to supply the county, and as
much cotton as has been made SINCE
'65. We anticipate considerable sick
ness in consequence of the overflow,
but will not be disappointed If we es-
cape that calamity, as this place is
proverbial for its health. vfsa
In another place the same paper
says over 1900 bales of cotton will
be shipped from Columbus this sea
son. tVt
The recent floods in that State did
great damage. The following is
melancholy exhibit by the same paper:
We regret to hear of the deplorable
condition Of our graveyard. Nearly
the entire place was overfoWn, and
many Of the dead bodies washed up.
We have several times alluded to the
subject Of procuring a graveyard for
the town, and having it properly laid
off and improved. We think the
present deplorabIe condition of the
place of deposit of our dead ought tot
awaken an interest in the matter by
our people, and induce them to pro
cure a suitable piece of ground and
remove the dead to it, We trust our
people will take the matter In hand at
once, and put stop to the seeming
neglect of the loved and lost, and re-
proach to the. people of the place.
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uROPE.
News by Atlantic Gable
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, Aug. "A company is
organizing to lay telegraph cable
from Scotland by way of Orkney's and
Farce Islands to Quebec. When com
pleted, the whole line will probably
be purchased by the Post Office De-
partment. 15 Gao G asE
The Commissioners Of the Worlds
Fair of 1851 have issued a prospectus
for an international exhibition Of fne
arts, industrial arts and scientific in
Ventions, in 1871.
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Arrest OF an Express R0bber.

MILWAUKEE, August 2.-Henry
Brateon, alias Braughton, the express
robber of Pacific City, Idaho, was ar
rested On Saturday, and the $4,000
recoYered.
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6fafemenl

Or Receipts and Expenditures of
the County Treasury from June
lst, 1858, TO Jun8 1st, 1859. on
Account Of VandeIburgh County.
Indiana for County Purposes.
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RETURNING,
TeFPe Haute & indianapolis.

Lx60fe
Indp'lis.8:55 a N. 1880 N. I:45 II. s:l0 N
ATTiUe
T. H......G:3O A M.1O:25 A N. 4:55 MIL :O5 P NJ
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Ohio & Mississippi.

GOING EAST.
LedUe Lightning Ex. Acc. Night TX.
Vincennes -. :33 P NJ. LAB 2 NJ. :55 II
LA47TUe
Cincinnati go. 9 100 P MIL :I5 NJ. $500 n
Louisville 8 800 10 A NJ. 80 II
GOIEG WEST.
Ledve Mail. Night Ex. Day tx.
Vlncennes .... A rs L NJ. 2 :05 NJ e. G:i5 NJ
ATTire
st. Louis .-..-.Il 80 NJ. 9:10 A 8I..T2:0O N
Cairo ............. 3 80 A NJ. 4:50 p N
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will therefore avail himself OF the
advantages the newspaper advertise
ment affords.
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Evansville & GRANVILLE Stage Line.
= EAyES EVANSVILLE EVERY
sEA FRIDAY, at AM, from the corner of
Locust andJphird Streets.
Leaves GRANVILLE every WEDN ESDAY,
ais An Fl Om the GRANVILLE House.
Fare 50 for the through trip, and s5 for
the round trip. iI1 jy30 d3fn
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TELE 6 r. Ap e
Seizure Of the Yacht Hen
rietta.

Seizure Of the Yacht Hen
rietta
Robbery at Long Branch.
An Attempt to Drown a
Lady.
a Fatal Poisoning Case.
The Cincinnati Textile Ex-
1V position.
Arrest of Another Express.
Robber.
News by Atlantic Cable.
The Kentucky 81 ction.
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sTEAMBOAT LNEs


70 LoU1sYILLE.-Every Monday at 10
O'Clock Al. Every Tuesday, Tednes-
day, Thursdey, Friday, and Saturday at 6
O'Clock Pm.
TO CAIRo-DatIy, except Sunday, at 4
o'clock P. II.
TO GREEN RIVER.-EVery Monday, Tues
day Thursday, and Saturday at O'Clock
Pm.
10 EAsTPoRT.-Every Tuesday and Sat
ur lay at 4 O'Clock P. N.
To HElSDERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
ct O'Clock Pm.
To NAsHVILLE-Every Tuesday, ,Wednes-
day and saturday at 4 p. NJ.
Transient boats daily up and dowT.
. To CINCINNATI-EVery Saturday at 10
AM.
10 CANNELTOE-Every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday at 10 AM.
+ RockportStage( (via Newburgh aud Boon
Wiley carrying the mall, leaves at 7 A. n,
On Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mali Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. II. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. n.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
capt Sundays( at J 4. n. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays by 2 P. Il.
TO NEWBURG.-HaeK daily Except sun
&ay) from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
o'clock p. NJ.
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RETURNING,
Evansville q CraRfOrdsYIIle.

EFWHH bIIIU @ OTNH IUTUs TIIIbs
LeuUe Exp. Mail Freight
4. Haute 6: 40 A M. 200 p NJ. As A n
9:25 a IL. :05 MIL 40 A N
AfTiUe
Evansville I'll :56 A M...1O:34 H.. $40 NJ
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FRANCE.

PARIS, August 2.-The leading pro-
visions of the .Seratus Consu3t,tnl, now
being prepared by the government,
bid fair to realize the ideas of the
Imperial message to the Corps Legis-
1atif. The right of parliamentary
initiative will be Internationally
granted; the power of the Council Of
State 10 veto amendments to the pro-
jects of the law, will be abolished;
the Senate will specify the objections
made by the Corps to the clauses of
the bill, and state the terms of altera-
ton; each Deputy will be entitled to
propose the order Of the day, the gov
ernment Ieserving the right to refer
such orders to committee; the de-
cree will dwell on the different
phrases of Transforming a personal
Government into Liberal EN-
pire, and viii lay stress on
the principle of ministerial RESPONSE
bility.
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E. Il. L N. R. R., Northern Division

4. n 9 ". h. h, NOrLn6ru UIVISIOn
TRAINS GOING SOUTH,
Transfer Packet Steamer Mollie
Norton leaves Evansville daily
Sundays eXcepted,l at................ 3:I5 pm
Train leaves Henderson at..-........ AS Pm.
Arrive at Madtsonv1lle.. 80 p
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves MadisCnviIle daily
Sundays eXcepted) at....-.......... :25 "A. NJ
Arrive at Henderson ........... so Al
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet Mollie Norton. n................. 80 A. NJ.
Making connection both ways with
trains on the r. q g. Railroad.
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RPAWTNg AssOCIATED WITH ME
E-E as Partner in business. Dir. Aug. S. shn-
wifi hereafter be Borgman q shafer.
j. III. BORGMAN.
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INSURANCE.
Dwelling Houses insured for a term OF
yearl 30 grenlIy redlnea LnLn..

Three Years at The Price Of 7j00
FEve Years at the Price Of Three.
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FLORENCE, Aug. 2.-An interua-
tional exhibition is to be held at Tu-
rim, 1872, to commemorate the COM
pletion of the Mount Gents Tunnel.
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IRELAND,

DUBLIN, August "A great dem
onstration was made in Limerick yes
terday, In behalf Of the remaining
prisoners. Twenty thousand people
marched in procession with bands and
banners, and an open air meeting was
held, which was addressed by various
speakers.
A letter to Mr.. Gladstone was
adopted, demanding the release of
the Fenians now Ia prison. The pro-
eeediDgs were most enthusiastic, but
the tone of the speaker was moderate,
and there was no disturbance of the
peace,
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RtELROAp TGME-rABI.Rs
Corrected June 23d, Is69.)
EYansvIlle & CrawfordsYlIie RI

Hf6hstllAc 81 LFaW1OrQsftA1c hshs
GOING NORTH.
Leave Mall. Expr. Freight.
...l0:45 NJ. 5:l5 P NJ. 4:40 II
ATriUe
I:I3 P NJ. 7:44 p M.IO:IO 2 NJ
ferre Haute. 4:2O P BI...I0:5 P NJ. 4:I5 n
Il Tnrrn Hanfn & InalanannIis
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PARTNERSHIP.

REPAIRING done In the best manner
and at short notice. Imh3 obm
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Railroad Notioa.

VICTOR RLsCH, A. W.
EvansYllIe, JuEe let. I89l-IyN d8L W8L
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Arrest of Another Express
Robber. -a
News by Atlantic Cable.

The kentucky El otion.
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OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE

All Kinds Of fine Saddles ana Harness
constantly on hand.
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We find the following crop item in
the Colorado Citizen, published at
Columbus, Texas:
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20
TILE BLAIspELIrEcKEL CASE.

The trial of this case was resumed yesterday,
and Isaac s. Schuyler recalled by the Government,
and testified When employed men 10 work IN the dis
tillery did 40 by order OF Blasdell Ecke Crosscx-
amined That my signature referring TO signature
TO an affidavit shown hn) the affidavit referred to
stated that the holes through the floor over the tubs
were made to prevent the tubs from overlooking. and
that no spIrits were conveyed through hem and that
he only hose the premises about % feet long, aud
of washing out the distlcfy. Ee-
direct Made this affidavit defendants office at the
ouest OF BalsdC Eckel about 10 men were present IN
teolcc after the paper drawn up III was hutneuIy
and udistncly read when all called to slgn
IL We went up sign 10 In hurry, two or three at "a
time did not any swearing, or any hands raised
they merely put their names down ana went away the
things then testified to can testify TO to-day; when
made the affidavit was not IN the employ oi Ilaisdel
Eckel m was working over In WillamsDngh they came
10 me and said they wanted To get possession oI tone
of their whisky which had been seZed, ana wanted my
srnnture ns M matter of FORM william III. Barrows, re-
called testified When seized dcfcndants establishment
| found no recner's book III the rectfylng house
James T. DezeudOr called by the GOVclhnel icstihcu
Had charge OF the reetifyng house; was engaged by
Baisde al $50 per week to tako charge; made appc
ton for license. by request or BhlhuriI no spirits Woic
received at the recfyng house except IRON thc dsey
durinp Apr aud May 1868; were accustomed ID rum
ming on snrs from the disery 10 the rcctfyng house
nv means of hose. which attached 10 the cfotoh
lydrant Michael !. Connolly, called Dy lhe hOyeflucht
testified that he had seen the nose % !, II, o
room and run IN under the floor that u was geheTaly
udrrsood that surts were not taken from the dstlory
bonded warehouse and that shpioyss 0, Ine e's III
lory were often on picket duty on tho ,pohCu. Ior
"spottors" william Wheaton calieu ny mo Govern
nent testified that tho capacity OF the dlstlery III May
IG was about 1000 gallons IN ~ hours fIhhcis hicDOi
ala and William T. Hail. called by the Government, gave
testimony from which appeaIsu "rs @ sS SS s =. %
Of tax received from the dsllfI9 ~ sfS'Vo w, iS
virtually closed the testimony loI '"e "o'ei"no" unu
the defense Will open TINS inOrhl"s'