, 1873-01-22

bu.v. and so,ne ono wss needed 10 look aftor tho
esp!esssau lilo aid mt intent to Atrcss hb family,
nany Gotsteadn werc .f no tl't ~. know. Mr. Heed
~; saa,ns.s, ,he e1'e 'ety for stovo
pnge had rroposod to hin to throw tho suit aud yet
shSre Of the aum given.
Mr.. Smith said thoso Two mon Ind boon rum
ming bncls aud forth OIL thai busincas botwcon
tho wFtncHn and King md Ind tried to mako an
appointment.
WHAT atns. TucKEn GOT.
Tho list Of nrttcloo icnuc1 10 ifrg. Tucker BY
t1o yariuns Bocioties WAS thon presented, in.
Guiding fifteen yarsle Of muslin, thirty Of alpaca,
thirty-etght OF de1aino, three QuiltB, three patr
blaukota, thrco mnttroaees, four flannel
shirts, four gray ahawls, ono pnlr ladcs' ahoos3,
clothes, aftoon yards gray flannel, ton yards
whito flannel, twelve .yartla Canton flannel, for
ty-four yards bloachod cotton, twelvo pair ladies
hose, two bed.sproads ono kitchen table, four
mol, tiroo pair ahooe, two coats, ono No. Z cook
Ing stovo aud utonals, two yests, two pnir boots,
two ovorooats. four pRir arawera, four pair
sockB. two handkorchlofs, two shirts and towels,
threo mattresses. Elk Blankets, two comforts.
and mattresses, ono tRblo, six chairs, ono wash-
stand, two pair pillows, ono heating stove, 81
worth Of orookery, u barrol Of nour, two and
hhlf bushels of potatoes, QUO pound OF ten
and two Of coffee ala Of - teng"r I'VE i've o. o.
onions, two qnarta Of bonna, Bix ponnliB Of coh'
fab, and three OF eohp ono washtub and board,
ono pail, two pair BLANKETS, twonty-four. ys1da
OF cotton, Bx knivos and forls, Six ton and shreo
table spoons, and $t00 in money.
TESTIMONY OF a1R. HARVEY.
Mr. Harvoy testifcd TINT ho had been on tho Bhoer
Committee Of the Roef and AID Society after thu nre.
About 5000 famos wore furnished with homes, rep
asts 1sssanG iSe No. ose ss
ihey xsai9d bef M . gn R,psF tos sos I !gs !.
repea they beileyod she had Il not, Il would do no
harm to ssn + Prior to tint time. he hner TINT hes
"a: ssosn n'F him. hnsssien n .ssssa Sgs day
M 5s,s vie ssa ss ,e e.ss IT, xn,ss sss
# ss:s ss SssS a.
saw him and 0!arl; aeio talng to Mr. AvosY hui o
aa MT anything tnt sa nes d na
nor laughing md o1uiting over It.
hlr. Smith stated that Mr.. Kinney wanted to
explain that point, fearful That he had mado a
false impression when ho teatited.
oommittce of the socoty. Me aud ,lr Avery sonsti:
tho erection ouscs. Both ho aud Mr. Ayory u
ber DEALERS They had given orora their own yards
though not many On Mr. Averys. I. wns for 4 time
very doult to ge lumber, and dealers could not supply
thousand doiars worth of lumber to o Society, whic{
had used il al about thiry,hreo million feet at times
ovor million feet day. The witncss sold lumber
for tio below tho market price, and furnished II
hlmHclf snco It could not 10 Obtained in anittioni
quantity elsewhere.
TESTIMONY or MRS. rALnoTr.
Mrs. Talbot WIS then Hworn for tho prosecution
sho Justified that she lived at No. G2B Weat Adan,s
She know Mrs. Tucker and her ut tho barracks ht
day tho gooda wore given up. She saw Mrs Tuckc,
sign the Norwood paper, md handed hor tho POM md
slo called on her God to witncsa Bho waa signing
lie, and called on tho witnoss to ren,onber It
ahe Batd but for her children sho would mot dt
IT., but sho did not want to 60 to JUL. Airs
Tucker was worry much agIsased, md protested
eho Ind nothing ut Norwood. She salt
tlat never Dnce Christ crcldcd Ind there beer
auch persecution Mre. Tucker said hor aon Was sick
and her children would sufor II Bhe went to JAIL sh
left the impression that the family would bo destitute
II tho things taken away sho could not say wht
present whom MrH. Tucker said nil hese things, q
TINT any Of the dofenlanta werc present.
Dlr. Smith said ho was not able TO toll jus
then whoshor thoy wantod to call any moro wit
nesses, and would bo glad Of n little delay.
Tho Court adjourned till 10 this morning.