New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01

Mr. Bergb-My point is this: II you nave nav casa
NH %ns,ee Rey-one complaint have arishtto Wy
Mp BershThe COur. has no Jurisdiction and yet
Justice Reywo propose to try the case OF crues 10
animals.
Justice Ricy~s5O Of the fine imposed , pe' go
Society have my d1nDts az received cent Of it,
Justice Riiey-I order my cleISs Mace in which Mr.
pepcL stated that he had beea treated ino,v my
nal than as servant Of TIE people a'a and dcS
been ruled agahh Sor In his way Justice Riley stated
that his ruling pght have been "Iohg' put was Ill
error 81 further stated that the ruling mon
1hat portions OF his address to the jury were ruled
nt Contrary law he had been informed by eminent
gaI TALENT Justice Riley at this point became excited,
aud said that Mr. Bergh talking for newspapers,
Mr. Bergh said that he was sick OF coming after the
case. He wouldn't come again unless regiment was
sent after him. Counsel for defendant being now ready
the examination commenced. Oscar King dlster,
sworn, and testified Have been IN che business niue
over year. my place is on the corner OF Kent ana
sw which is fed cattle sometimes IL Is made OF corn
meal, meal. and hot water; use three or Tour
pounds of hops TO three hundred bushels OF gram
they sold swirl TO any one who came ior ~, anu anu nv e,
from the Island to buy II; from NY 81
perlence as diser should say that swirl was ca,
cuated TO produce unwholesome MIX; u was ier M,
dumb animals and he had never neaiu OF any . fr
effects from it thousands Of head OF cattle are ieu iiU
it, what milk is used in my family is purchased roh "no
of these milkmen who feed swirl 10 tler COWS
Crossexamlned-Had sold syill at Mt kheIs staDlcd
ala NOT know what prOnOrOn of nOuTishnent rcihaCu
i'm the swIll after distllation, but supposeu nediy
it, he inferred that il good because the Sat. NJ
we'll on IL had never visited any other staDie u'n VI"
Tblcrss: had never inquired the effects or the sWil
Edmund Eagan reside III hent-aVe' pctM W.,
Flushing Par-aVes.; have resided IN thls cry sieo
1s have been engaged I'm feeding CATTLE ana procuring
milk from theIu been in the business ABOUT 70
fed my cattle upon distilleTy swirl when coulu getl
bay &c: dstiliery sWl in use before was DoTi
have stumbled some OF the first families III new oIh VIII
milk produced from II; have brought up fanny ~
Children they used this milk, and nave useG u III!
for 81 years am IS years old, and in good heath ny wire
has used it "a years. and in rugged healt We use ~ III
preference country milk; We should not nave useu
II had thought 10 Injurious nave seen country wagons
oarting dstillery waste. - ,, -
crosse Xamiped-I lost two children in infancy; am
prepared on my candid oath TO say that they did not de
IRON disease produced by using this milk have not Dee
in the mix business during the past ten years. the sW
now used Of the flavor and appearance as that
which have used: to swirl exclusively would be
like human being drinking without eating; never knew
a milknan to feed his exclusively upon swirl; some
cows put upon grass matter how nutritious Will not
be healthy; my milk fed upon swirl has been tested
against country milk and mine was proved TO DC the
best and stood higher than the country milk
Joseph Alexander, swOrn-I live on Classon-ave am IN
no business at present; formerly IN the milk busl
ness gave up about u years believe the swirl
now used 10 be the same as used when 1 was IN TIC
business.
This concluded the testimony. when Mr. Bergh briefly
reviewed it, arguing that it clear and conclusive
Mr. Hughes, in replying attacked the Act and the da-
bOlcal Legislature which passed II, but Justice Riley
ordered him cOnne himself TO the fourth section OF the
support the Society. Mr. Bergh replied that IL was an
II he would visit the of the Society he would
be shown letters OF sympathy from cltZens'
and from foreign countries, applaudng the motives
of the Society and wishing II success. go
Justice Riley said that he would reserve decision until
"Wednesday ID.