New-York tribune., 1874-11-07

anxious to produce Kirkland before the investigation
wSud % dRs S two
who had some cases at the Treasury DepaTtinenm ~
goose hangs high was sent By one Benson to whitley
and related to an appropriation before congress ~
now came 10 the burglary itself which began with tho
reception or letter OF warning by Harringon ann
Others all Of whom laughed H. and declared II bogus
Harrington finally showed the letter to Major Richards
was deemed pay attention to tho matter.
Smhers said Harrington, like good citizen, eomnuni-
Gated the fact at once to me police Had cognons
were aroused by the third Visit OF hayes
been IN Of both sdes Of the case aud
glary would occurred The details OF the burglary
In charge that nlshtl Who was responsible for any
mistakes that occurred or might oceurP MAJOR Kieh'
was .ibe Tor Il. lie posted his men ana directed
Their movements. All engaged IN the watching process
equal TO the OCCASION C.aryoe perhaps, would
have done better. The only man who was cOOl enough
to attend properly to business and follow the right man
The court was about to adjourn, when Mr. Henkle
asked ~ exalDine two witnesses and allow them " re
Samuel Chandler, sworn Resides In Cambridgeport,
aud Is employed at the Boston Cusom-house; witness
OH April Col. Whitley dinner party to Collector
simmons Deputy Collector Hugely: M ana seVera, RAJ
whitley remained at the house over night and witness
cars Witness fixed tie date by a memorand lubbock
which kept produced the book to read from a.,
when Mr. Rid lie objected, unless the defense were Will
ing TO put tue book IN as evidence.
Mr. DIvldge-Ycs, he may read 1t too.
MIR. RIdde-NO. ne may not read II, either. And Mr.
Riddle rose 20 address the Court
Judge Humphreys sad Well. viii settle this matter
Mr.. Rldde-Very well, II l AN not TO DC allowed 10
speak.
Judge Humphreys interruptingy asked: What is thati
Mr. RldLe-I said, very WELL II au not 10 Oe aAoWcd
to speak,
Judge Humphreys-That is a remark, that trust the
counsel Oh either SIDE viii not make again during TIC
peudency of this trial.
Mr.. Riddle was about TO apologize, when the Judge
said No matter now, Mr.. Riddle. When either counsel
interrupted by Court While they arc speakiDg
they may Oe pretty the Court has his mind VITA
him.
Cross-examined by Mr. Riide-Witness had kept q
memorandum diary for about ten years; the book
which he nad now begun Jan. OF this year; wit
entered in the books everything OF current interest
that took place; did not put down the movements or
Collector Simmons, because lie did not know what MS
movements were; cannot IecOlect when he was asked
to testify 10 these facts and cannot recOect when his
attention first called to TINS subject; witness fixes
II he Iodo with Whteley the 3D. replied that he could
not tell without looking at his Oooksayiug that he
made al. such entries in the book. he requested
to 20 the entry OF the Gh and II lie had entered
the ride with Whteiey. Alter looking, he SAID he had
rot. Witness sharply xaunned. He Sad his
attention had been called to the date OF April g. and
had studied H. out had not studied the Others; wit
had made affidavit about this case; did not
know where 1t was now; had not seen 1t since; lad
been sick for some time past
The court tLen adjourned for the day.