The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-02
GLOBE WEDNESDAY MORNING,

good one had nothing ahead and bills
behind me; before the fire he sold harnesses
% Clark Richardson; market price of such
harnesses, $95 he sold them for $65
sod harness to Ripley for $65, worth
from $S5 to 800 sold an express harness
10 young man In the village the day be-
fore the fire for s2j, retail price 1886 l
didn't know that he sent the harnesses to
his brother till I saw them there.
Re cross examination. He showed me
check which he said he was to put
In the bank to meet mine didn't look to
sec the amount don't think the express
harness was ordered before hand / was
first notified that l was to be witness
against Hayes last Saturday / hadn't been
waiting for chance TO go for him | think
the express harness was ordered by Blais-
dell
During the examination of the witness
there was good deal of sparring between
as to admissabiliy of evidence
about the check, but The court made no
ruling in the matter.
EDWARD J.. TEMPLE,
member of the firm Of Burnham Il Tenn
pie, corrobor0ted his partners testimony of
day before us to the insurance, and said &:
Can't give the figures of the loss he
claimed Hayes set values on different
parts of his stock, but am unable to give
his figures his last policy was taken out
but few days before the fire he claimed
that all the goods he mentioned
were in the store at the time of
the fire, except that he had sold on few
small orders he made the aggregate of
his sales while in Rutland at 81 800 or 81,
600 he mentioned an especially good baby
carriage, but don't remember the value
he claimed to have had some whips in his
show window; think he claimed to have
an especially valuable harness in the south
part of his store on exhibition he also
claimed stock of buckles, collars, har
nesses, etc.
Cross e1antindti0a-iie was IN tic Bates
house when he gave me this estimate hi
said that what he had told me was every
thing he could rccoloct Mr.. Hayes calnt
into our Office to notify us that he was Il
obtain additional insurance, and sugges
ted that lie make The thing even between
tho Two offices.
NJ. j. FRANCISCO
was recalled and testified Both of IN,
policies on Hayes stock were dated on tn,
18th day of May and paid for on the l0;l
of May l asked him to whom he ha,
shipped goods and of whom he had bought
he said he had sold no goods at wholesale
except to three parties, since he had opened
one n. G.. Hayes of northampton, W. L
Richmond of Deerfield and George Bron
son of Florence he said he had fiftecl
or twenty harnesses at the time OF the fire
| am positive of this matter, because
wrote it down | asked him VIVA! othe
parties he had sold to, and he said 10 none
Mr.. Bradley heard part of the converse
ton Bowers of the North British com
pany came here and told Hayes that b
must comply with the conditions of til
policy.
SAMUEL L. BURNIIAM
was recalled and testified My first policy
in the Phoenix of Hartford, was issued Ii
10Th of March ! we gave permission fo
additional insurance on the 4th of May
the It'll of May we issued policy fo
80, 200, and that policy permitted 5000
more / construe this permission to adm
of SIS, 900 insurance in all 1 looked int
one show window ana saw seine STEP
for displaying goods, and to the hest Of IN
judgment they were entirely empty; it a
tracted my attention.
Adjourned till two o'clock.
Afternoon Session.
Mr.. Everts, states attorney moved fc
an adjournment till the ruins of the oper
house could be thoroughly cleared W
after a short session that afternoon.
Col. Joyce claimed that tue defense wei
entitled to have the prosecution put in a
the evidence except the evidence to be oil
tanned from the burned district, before IL
case was continued
N. S. sTEARNs
was then called to the stand. lie testified
7 xyant to Mace, chusotto To IooI, ,,,, ..11,1
Immediately after the fire at South Dee
field found in the freight house and e!
press office the following articles In
box quite an assortment of hardware; thre
wool mats, fifteen packages, one pouu
each, of shoe thread, two pair of silvt
plated back pads, one half gross of No.
ivory martingll rings, one half gross No.
ivory marlingill rings four fancy pa
housings, six PAIR OF silycr-plate
iron names, four dozen one-and-a. quart,
inch covered buckles, silver tipped
five gross silver tipped harness buckle
different tizes three dozen silver-platt
composition turrets four dozen nickl
plated band turrets one-half dozen sna
fles two and one-half dozen No. 3 plate
band hooks eight pounds sponge fol-
and one-half dozen WAGE buckles eig
dozen one inch trace buckles, diferel
sizes five gross of Japan harness buckle
different sizes twelve dozen wire hors
shoe trace buckles, different sizes OF
dozen silver ring bits, different styles tv
dozen of silver plated gig hooks
one-half dozen combination leather bits
two gross silver plated harness buckles
five and one-half dozen trace buckles, q
bundle Of enamel leather, 1870 pounds
the second box were 1923 feet heavy pate
leather, 1888 feet grained leather, $40 fe
bow leather, 175 feet collar leather !;
found also thirty-one trunks in the freigl
house, and one bale of chamois skin
weighing forty pounds, in the express o
flee. These articles were marked G. Bro
son, South Deeriield. / traced box fro
the depot to Mr.. N. G. Hayes store