, 1876-01-27

ucluI&s lU0tC UElu& HI 10EfEFcA btRkHs htAVLk
tho crowd might bo discovered tho an1,ous faces
OF dntll'srs Wi!![4m Cooior, DR.. rIush, Mr.
rahfman. 0ho!aon g. Russell, Parker It. Mason,
and Daniel Holland. Among tho attorneys
vere Leonard SWEET and slInoy Smith, VITO held
somewhat aloof aud convcrnol In low tones,
giving vent to kind Of diabolica. c',uok1o at
tinas. As to tho reporters, they cana fully
uudor tho classical description "too numt1oCs
~ mcntion."
At about 10 o'clock thn Grand jury wont into
their customary accrot session, leaving tho dasA-
hAtrcd scion OF HArlka clan 10 guard tho cn-
franco. Sir. Wirt Dexter HAa on baud promptly.
and entered upon Ills dsiy duties With hia wouted
chestiuuces Ut demoanor. Shortly after tho
beginning OF tho session Dist1ct-Attorney bangs
made Ina appearance, staggering uuder tho
uoiGht Of Al ar,nful OF foza, documcnts.. Tho
iQor closed bohind him In tnAnnor suitable to
eager natcuurs outside. After Mr. UangB' a.
rival the Jury took up
TIE INDUCEMENTS
In their order and proceeded to put tho flushing
touches to those really great works. Of att. Thcy
were thus engaged for about IN hour, when 3fr.
Dexter declared tint enough had beou guno
through With to mako q respectable showing In
the court. Accotdnaly,, undor hl1 direction,
tho jurors TOOK up their line Of march for the
Aftor having COTTON rid OF their indictments
tho Grand jury returned to their room and
began the examination OF wit'Iehse5. IhoEo
questioned wcro ". Il. 0oaen. Stanley uuntley,
Guy Mageo, aud Parker Il, Masou,
0ALsES.
Was under tho thumb-sctow for orcr An hour,
wl,llo tho others had not longer tAau tou or
fifteen minute Interviews with tito Graugers.
An eIort to 500 htr. 0olsen at ha residence
by d!ut Of questions aid csoHsqucstions uol,c-
thing III regard to hls tentimony. proved unayat!-
tnH. 1t WIN supposed that lie had continued h1B
Btory about that check.book,, his transactions
with F. o. boyd Il TO, an we'll nB btu era1lHne-
tlona With distil1crs and rectiGe1s hero, but In
formation waa songht from tho gentleman hitn-
self ns corroboraAyo VI that which thu reporter
already bad upon thoso points. The eosker
aud the female Bcryent who answets
the door-bol could uot glro h.fp any Hati,la:tiou
ns 10 when ho might retnrn. Enough has buon
cleaned from quite trustworthy boutces how
lar repurt Of tho substance Of Mr. Golsen's tes-
timony.
Upon taking the a.and tho Witness was invited
to answer botue i1totroEatorios In reference 10
lis dealings with tue ho.,so Of
r o. 1oYD CO..
| OF Now York Ia reHpoDHe to which be entered
| upon = detailed statument OF his tranBactio DH
| With that firm. Lettors aud accounts Of sales
wcso produced MI coming from Boyd Co..
in which requests. we're. mado tor ~"
uud &C" alcohol, aud acknowledgements
given for the receipt Of tho spirits, togotler
with hgutes and remarks explaining tie differ
euco hotve eo,l tho two kinds OF goods,-uame!y.
that = " stood for Boyd, aud meant tint the
liquor was ttraighs, and comparatively high:
prlced, wLila tho - q F" inclosel in diamond
.nark meant that tho stun MAS crooked aud was
from IS to $40 barrel cheaper. Thoac papers.
to tho number Of thirty Ut iurty, wele shown
thor uiuds. Tno testimony III tsits particular
branch OF tho caso, it u understood, Hi1l be for-
wasded to New York. and It III not lrapro liable
thAt BOYD 4 Co. vii. At no distant day, and
their names among tic list OF thusc chaiEoa
With dci1autliug tho Government.
Mr.. GoIsen was incidentally Mked how he
managed to obtain cortaiu Of ho books AMI pa'
rors from D!s.r'ct.Atsorney Wards oliie"'
and oxp!aincd that hs s,uply
| wENT1N AND TuoK THEN.
/ adding that. az le was not NJ tnht ttmo q
"s4uealsr," ho WAS disposed tn t.:4e adsantass
Ut l,s opportunities. Tho books IN question
| yers Afterwards returned uulnjtted n!tos hc had
| Mado bis tor.ns with tue Government anu tlry
pin, Cd rnlhcr m important part in yesterday
Testimony hsforo TITO Grand Jury.
! ANOTHER nNAscH ....
Of Mf, Goecu'a testimony which Was Of consd'
cradle luterest Was the continuation ot l.s ex'
,lanatlou Of lis dealings with cooked Dis
tiIlcrs aud tectifis1s,. HlloBe names havs
erondv bcen msn'loood 10 this con
to having disposed of crooaed stun to certaif
smals dealers, sumo Of them doing bussncBs ou
Slate elreet aud aouls Oh tho West S!do.
| Direct Testimony WAS Afro glVen itnpllcAtlnt
Louis Dorgcr, at preHcut 5torckeePes ut tbs
Ill,uu,s DtstisIiug CompAuy's place, III crooked
transactions. after Witch that identlca! check
book MAS taken up aud the pIAn ot making ous
checks to the order Of "cnrroncy" lnstead Of Il
Rue natueA Of different parties, wAs more FULLY
explained. Ths tirm Of keelcy L kerwiu, along
with other rcctlfcrs sud dst'iors. WAS showr
to have received tue "eurrency" shch these
checks called for ~ paymentt for oor!ais
qnantitieH of crooked whisky wl1ch Gosen had
purchased OF thoss parties. giving A'a cleckt
Another part Of tho tcntiulnny agalnat keeley
" kcrwln wAs to tie effect that those gentle
meu had been rather fond of tIo practice Of I'LL
Ing old barrels with whisky just ~ long ~ thort
was any dcEsee OF safety III It,
Another pottiUn uf lo!sen'a testimony was d
considerable importance 10 the my Ut e1pla1n'
lug tue .-..
synrtM o. purtSEas OPERATIONS
cagrel Oh H1nonG tue dletillers bnd Eectlhetn, =!
| we'll III iu showing that no leas poraou thau II
j.. Goodoll n.iehthnyo known what WAS going On
1t Eesms that when uolsen did not cnopss. from
somo cause OF other. to give hl9 "eufrauoy
checks tn payment for crooked Wh!hky, hn Eavs
his nole 1t thirty. Hiaty, or uinoty days, made
payable TO LIS owu order, aud ludursedit ou th'
back. Tho dlsstller who was TO get tue mone,
went to Il. Z. Goodoll, WHO discounted the not
without It's being iudorsed BY the d!stll'er. LII
latter would thon quietly pocket tho amount o
tic note, Less tho discount, and walk .aMay
undstusbsd as II nothing iu particular had hap
penod. Several OF theso notcs woso produced
aud the details connected NTH the s5sten 1,fost'
fully explained.
These we're tho material polnta In do1ssn',
seatnony. At tta conclunlun, he was uotltiet
that tho jury had taken such sancr 70 him TN
tnoy We, . disposed to hear him further, aud D.
waa accordingly instructed u bold hlusslt Il
taadntss III caao Of necessity.
STANLEY ituSTLEY.
Yesterday morning > Deputy Marshal oales
a. tls local toom Of TnE Tribune. llo 10
,,,aDaed tlls bnuy OF BIauicy liuutlpy. lie a.H
plAyo1 formidable docualsnt. II lsd d ssa
upon II wu.oA LOOKED ~ il 3 Grand Juror hA
slt un it. The Deputy Marslal toox Al1
I.n,tisy IN charge, aud nlMcel hrm 70 tl
hoyo,uluu..t buildings. Thers III n.n1od hill
over to tho t1ehna Jury.
Tue members Of the Grand Jury sat In thre
circles Ar,und Char. Tie C4atr was lIke uni
that IN Which btsyphus ilnpr,pouo1 DeAtn. J.
trout VI tho CHAIR atood taufe. 1n trunt OF tn
, tabIo rat Mr. Witt Dexter, Iho Grand jury hs
Oh clean shirt. Mr.. Dexter MAJ vol dressed
Ihoro W1a au AiF of impufkhuCe poEfa1luR tn