, 1879-05-28

t',e hslt-tnch huslAcss naturally ca.ae up. 49,,
Ille contract, or 80 n'uch - fclnteu 70 ttis
matter vas read, al,tl hlr. bl'rhnF hala no
wondered ~ M hAl-1hen bas,mess, a. t. nn .a
f.,t H. Ill; t ] ""s ~, ~, III iemmrrn. n
nayinr fnT tbc hnlfnri, ~, tit las!s OF tic con
srnci. Hn iii tbfmk. however, flint It was q
enrimt, thtne 10 to ,ny fnr the hali.lurh.
On iie t.hsractnr of tho stour, lii, Bus,iue
saId ho at llrst t!o,,rht The nlne Stone thc bust
IN tha n,,arrv. tin e1nosrI stone was the ,jrht-
~. Th iI,,e Siam nv a,,,tlernea,h. and tr pc-
tro1enm. M ..tnnc fnrthsr ,iown. lie sionln ain
tuss H. atnnc tnu ""ai nnI Il. I ncc,,arttics.
finn mcn ,c .1incs. ..' c",sd se thowed 10 o. ic suse
m,cnat ynucjrrs. WiIen be rce,,fnmeutiea Frlta-
sttN,c'c,tt;n.. in hclicyctl him f,Iliycon,pctunt
tnsr, n".i i,.ii,r.a ~ .tiil Thr roiitrnotfr wn1
nnt,l ~ n vo,,cfrr tnscfl m Whcntob's ccrtttj.
rrntn II jnsncrtiou. i jnfrn number uf s,utlcs
hnri -, ha roc,t NJ, ucronnt of Tho rhanre fran
r,,rr's IA iiitls niati. Tic arry snp in green
e,nue toi:imt sionr of the tiInl stury and atttc
sfsr Il ulvri, fnjr r|,ancc. ourht 10 jlrY out,
mi ,hc .tr,,,n m nretty veil scnsu,1cd IN COUPLE
~ mon,hs. In hHtl olways suid he iih not
tllnk The stone was proper uoue to he used
m n huii,,Inv ff ths Kind rGt he iii! mt k,luW
~ imiit,it.;, vast NJ ,IH ohlu tat was ns good
"a thts.
~ .ri,n rcatrcc, hro,,pht mt nothing important
IT. ,Ir Swn,i ih.. wItness enui Id ,1}Jn,t know
nf n,,y iorrc hn,iinr wctt uf The Ohio lulllt nd
th,s ,,as ri hlnrl sfonc cxcent tl,n new Court
iirnsn ms wsf;r't wnsn,t ri t3nenm Vftta stnpa.
sir s,vctt rcrniIctI ria man Kearns 10
a.,ov n, vxvxr
ri, .orrt .ot1 % ho IN. ,ncjtnr,, To douht. m
IN n.g sG~ -" ~. "tjo,,iari" ,ri,. rofcranr. ~
H. Tamt,,,ci,s Inst nbicctioti. whether tic pru.
posed evidence was otnpetent,-whcther It MAS
relevant to auy prcsluusfy provon lact in the
sIr. sWett went On to tcl what he proposed
'1aee iihen 10 !est'ty y p5es'ss. q vosf@
aud contcndod tmnt such evidence sesn1el to
evidence wa1lt IN, to follow It. up NTH more Of
| The same character,
Mr.. Campbell Insisted tint 4 wasn't material,
ar,tl. what wns inorr, It wasn't true. Wien tle
| gnzd 10 tho witnesses he had imported. It. was
not tho e4se OF the prosecution, nor the ease
mada BY Il, nk was Il the nroaccutlon's witness
that he sought to iinpoac!1.
cntioi,'s wttnrss VINO hui been corrupted.
Mr.. Ca.npbe!s said the persecution WAS to
"t G fSa IT, IT,, sofrq1 s
! say, Mr. DoYnlgtop,-a proposition which was
Certainly CT 1nvnstToas.
The Court snil nia mind was not entirely clear
| On thu sup5ect hut he wps tncllnel 10 strongly
to tie ylos tlat the testimony WAS not compe-
| tent Tint no thought lu ought not, now Mt lrast,
10 let tic testimony lu, lllough he would 10
glad Ii counsel would give htnl any further light
from the authorities which they might have.
For tue present. loroyut, ,,e should sustain tic
oh1ccttor
Ecarns was told to etep down.
Iii. swett called
1noAAs III oAAsaor1'
who said he lise.l gu Loug Island, n. T., ami
was now s'tsoinE ltttlo lu farming" lie Ind
te' is f. saa bee% asa Il s
taoverutncnt employ ln such capacity over
tca wears, III 1859 lle had Charge
of stone-tnasonry gu the Government
Ct,urlcaton, !. G.. and Columbia, g. c., and al
tsrwards visited vartous buildings aud q.aasries,
and wns appotnted inspector of materlal under q,
OF the same design u the new Cuatosa. lousa
here, would cost three times as much. llu llrst
saw this building IN NoycMher, 1870. and aVatn
in q. snrtllg Of LIZ Mls75, wlth Pottsr, "''a once
ricd un On thyco sides very near parallel with
thu sccond-story cornicc. In the fall Of 1874 oe
discovered no defects In tllr stone. In the
sps,,lg OF 1916 fie tuad. at1 official examination
ul.tl report liz discovered iron asti petroleum,
spots, uul sotlc yellow md black stock
| which he thought unit to go into
thu building. le thought The contractor ladn't
had tsnu to get these stone seasoned. II they
| llera green, nnh nut into the building, Tit,
would haye been fAblc to crack. split. ard scale
hi settling, lh a GreAk fnauF instances, fn8 tic
fecltyc, tho slaces not tclpg property illcl with
n.urtar, and tl,t henry stones being set tue
cipsc. Moreover, tlu building wasn't pEoprrl,
protected. Illrre was, III short, nuthDE to pre-
vent The rain getting In the juints. The sastins
Looked ~ u fl l,iul been doHu BY man whs
, | nj. III knuu sotuut1lng shout sctklng brick, bu
very little about atoue. liz bal examined ttlt
| building since he c11nt hero this timc, ni1t
| concluded that it looked better than Il
| lid III 1915. Tho uryiMg-out prnccss
he thought, hadn't bcgt CHu plcEtu yet, but TIT
| busdtnE wns growing to bu SerY uniform II
, color. lIu believed It would grow ~ bu bettcr
, | looking every year. l!u a1ad SEEN tue stone !,
: C!ucnnatl, where It tntcrgd Into thu colstruc
) tion--lhuugh not tn very largo bloeks-pf abun
' onc.lhIrd tl,e stot,U buildings. 1t prosecute!
there. where carefully solicited, very honl
so!na appearance. III 1SI3 Bucha Vtata stun
conltnaI,.lei higher pr,rn thnn any olhcr frnc
: slonp tn tho market. Had tho st0ne Ia til
| building been properly Beasnncd. pruperiy ret
nsst properly vavrd for, hu did not think MI
question WUuIl ever l!avn been rafael about It
lie hai cxam,nea t,io bu'isisE turing itso morn
: Ing. LII went trst intu tho basement und ea'
Tho piers, whesu he expected The tungra. woult
q | begin isinf.rs}t and tllcn walked nruund TIL
, | yurtl, looking nj the upper stories through a
opcra-glass. 1llh examination convinced hlt
, tat the small STONES wrte uit dried OUT III,
Il AfxA H., .Ix.t.A l. II,