Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-08

amount of SIC, ,Si9.9i. After the last in.
surauce was put on and up TO tho time of
the fire, %, 33S. 90 worth Of stock was put
in /; witness shipped 2j cases and boxes Of
stock from New Brunswick to this city,
and placed II in stock in tho store In
March, 1882 1t all weighed G,l2i pounds,
including the safe, the weight Of which
was i50 or 800 pounds.
The Night OF the tiro
Emil Gottschalk was recalled and testi.
fed that he and his brother left Fulmer's
on tho night OF tho fro shortly before III
o'clock thoy stopped ut tho Examiner
Office, and at tho request Of his brother
witness went across To tho store and tried
the doors, which were found to DO all right
aud the gas was lighted witness then
went across to tho east side of tho street
again and rejoined his brother they then
walked to the post Office and turning
around went up North Queen street wit.
ness could not state positively which side
they took, but thought the west. They
turned up Orange street aud then into
Christian, up which they went home, reach
ing It about 10 minutes after IL o'clock
neither witness nor his brother was
In the store after they closed it
about o o'clock they did not stand In
front of the store together at any time 4;
witness was alone there about IL O'Clock
but did not opor tho door the lock of tho
door is low down, aud in order to try IL "A
person had to stOop.
On cross examination witness said he did
not go TO the store moro than once to try
the door witness was not on West King
street at 10 minutes after IL o'clock he
did not know Officers Swenk and Harman
witness walked up Christian street at bis
usual gait he had often gone by that
street before to his home.
Jacob Loeb was recalled. He stated
that after the fire the large windows In the
front of the store were cracked tho glass
was ! or inches thick tho trausom glass
was 50 broken that new one had To be put
in tho door glass was also broken the
glasses were all right before tho fire wit.
ness believed that the cracking of tho
glass was caused by tho fire both win
dows were cracked the same way the
| inside of the door had To DO repaired after
the fire. Witness on CROSS examination
stated that he had little experience and
could not tell whether n glass was broken
by a club or by the pressure of water.
u. ,. Kennedy, esq, testified that he
was at the opera house on tho night oI
the fire he saw Herman Gottschalk at the
opera house.
$. II. Price testified that he saw the
Gottschalks at the opera house
julius Lederman was recalled and shown
a statement of the goods received
| by Gottsohalk u Ledermau 10
March, April and May received th,
statement from Casper Drummer, clork OF
the Pennsylvania freight depot witness
stated that the statement contained tn,
goods shipped from New Brunswick anC
others received over that line The state
ment was offered in evidence, but it wa
not allowed by the court, because the maj
who made it was not present.
Prosecution counsel stated that the,
had one more witness to call and the do
fense said that they had three. 1t wa
found impossible 20 finish the case TO-
night and court adjourned to Monda,
morning at l0t o'clock.