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prosecution to sAy whether = few days should b.
granted the defendants Of not

granted the defendants Of not.
CONTINUED TILL WEpHEgpAr.
Sir, Dapgs remarked that he wAs EeAd1 and
anxious far the trial, and that. from nhat Tue
gentlemen lad said, he didn't aea any good legal
IeAsons for its delay.
Tho Court observed thai he didn't 500 10 tho
t!cs would bo any bostor prepared to proceed 1t
q later dAy except that counsel might have An
opportunity 10 consult.
sfr. BtorTs-1t your Honor will allow me 10
docuinontsry evldonce. but no haven't Ind ac-
coss to tho pooka OF tic Chicago Alcohol " Worka
belioye on further search tho other documents
can be procured, and want to compnte tbose
documonts with hl. books. It u necenssry. and
can hardly do tt during tho trial. shall have
10 como hero to do IL, for presume tho Col.
lector will not allow Hns 10 tako The books away.
Tho Court-1 am very much averse TO forcing
ANYBODY Into ! trial Of sogsayo character With
Out ample opportunity for preparation. But !
can hardly 600 that there lAs been any lack OF
opportunity for preparation here. Thu parties
wcrc notified four weeks sgo that the jury would
10 horo on the 14th OF th!s month";. All thcss
tartiea were Notified. and tiscro has been ample
oopottunlty to got tilcEr documentary evidenca
together and to make tlotr coi,at!oua. and in
stead Of that It seems they only commenced On
tho 18th.
" Tho court-1t voula hardly Seem =. though
the parties hal msdo up their milhls aa to
whether they would 70 TO trial or not.
from @ .l1o word "eo to iiave tLis ttis 1. wa
delayed In one waF on account Of my prosracsed
abaence, Then 1t was fair TO presume aomo OF
those other caaeH would bo tried flrst. 1n TO-
gard to pahlmau from tho very 6rst thore has
DR.. Hush, for ho ie not my client. but for
Mr, pah}man 1 know that 10 be tho case.
From the fl1at tne ho had consultation
with mo LIE began to mako MR dofenso, and Inns
@.,ft .tiE hh m
practicoti In tlls Court great Wills and insaud
not 10 trospasB OIL tho patience Ut the Court It
al. Individually, haro been In such q state
TINT It hasn't baen possible for mo to get ready
aud 1t p!aces MIC at q terrible disadvantage to
forco me to defond men Of standing like Mr.
panlnlan associated with ur. 1tush whep au1
all IT 1onBo ends. bare got tho thread and tho
line, and sllail not do anything else but Get
rcaiy, and It will be tried.
Mr, storrs-1f I mn not absolutely ready. !
aball 20 to trial without single word Of whioa-
| po.ing.
| tho ppttict.Attornoy that Is naupef4ble. /
| shall lot tho case 60 over till Wednesday morn
fho Districs-Atso1ney. by this timo WAS moi
Offering anY insuperable obiectlous, and Mr
| Gtorra departed With LIS client IN great JOY d
two DAYS grace
Tho Court thon wanted to know what uouli
Tno District-Astornoy replied TINT aomesbioR
might 10 ready for t.ial thls morning. Ono o1
the indicted Storekoepors-
| Ill. HCDoLru roCEE-
| laA been given up On one recognszance, nnd III
| sSaB nos. In custody. The Rurety in tho otho
alao desired to be released from Lfs recogui
zaucc, nnd tho question xaa whether It was tech
nsca!ly necessary TO bring tho pnr.y into cot1s
frou jail. ..
Tie Ouurt thought It was not necessary n
/ long III tho defendant WAS known to be ii Gus
| todY. Under the circumstances. ho wna in ths
/ possession OF the Court as much ~ though b.
| Were at tho bar OF the Court.
Tho order was then eutsred that tho p:teoue
had boon surrendered aud waB Ia jail, and Ill
recognizance was ordered to be discharged.
| rETTy EAsEB-
| This ctoaed tho proceedings for the time being
hut during the remainder OF the day there vet
one or two oaaes In tho general barrenness o
anything connected with whiaky inattors. Lont
Berger, the iudlcled Storoneaper OF the llllno
Dtatill1ng Company, came into Court with hi
attorney, Col. Iuossen, who made application t.
have bail, which had been put st 81, ,oo0 reduced
After some argument, in which it was show
tina. Berger WEB unable TO furnish tho amour
asked, the sum waa put at $1,000. and Jane
Keafe and Char!es 9pcrru appeared as Berg0F'
| sll1et!eB. They Nore accepted and ontcred lntt
their recogrizauooa for bc1ger's appearance
whom wautod.
Otto Hartune's bail waB also attended 70 II
fortunate enough to accuro reduction. ant
| gave bail In tho full amount. 1900. with AID
Peter Mahr aud G. II. A. Thomas as Buretles.
In tho case Of WeIsenfeld, Whose recogni
| znnce had boon forfeited at tho morning eoaaton
tho Court ordered a bench warrant tbBued 70
to-day.