The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21
ENBHZZLHMRNT TRIAL.
5. CABOT Again in the Hustings Count
Yesterday.

The second day OF the trial Of S. s.
Cadcl yesterday in the Hastings Court,
charged with the ENLIGHTENMENT Of funds
from the Live Oak Distillery Company,
OF Cincinnati, was very much a repet-
ton Of Tuesdays trial
b. CasCi Of the firm OF GOnnella Bros,
testified first. He said that his firm had
been dealing with the Live OAK Com
pany, through Mr.. CABOT as agent, Tor
nearly four years. He was shown sever
al receipted bills, which he said he paid
20 MIR. CABOT. He Always paid his pills
within thirty days to get discount Of
10 per cent. He was allowed freight and
shortage; shortage ranging from one 10
three gallons on each barrel. The wit
ness ran the business Of GOnnela Bro
theirs several years before he became
partner. When he was shown a state
ment~ alleging that the firm owed the
Distllery Company N,l&.ty MIR. Casci
said the firm did not owe a cent. saying
mat he had receipts for every dollar.
In answer to questions the witness
stated that he did not pay the face OF the
BIZ as rendered, but only the residue after
percentage and other charges had been
taken on.
Eleven o'clock having been set for the
trial OF McNamee and Gaul. indicted Tor
the murder OF Robert Lee Atwell, they
were brought into court. Messrs. Smith
ana Carter are counsel Tor me prisO. err
The former is out Of town and the latter
is sick on motion the case went over
10 the next term, the witnesses being
recognized to appear in court July 81 al
II clock.
TIE CASE RESUMED
The 'Cadot case was then resumed, and
the ECKER Of the Live oak Company was
submit ~ to the jury to examine credits,
&C. m he by the company.
Mr Gtfanyille Hord was the next wit
ness. 20 testifed that he had had trI~s-
actions txith the Live oak Company,
through Dir. CABOT. since 1854: on the Sd
Of las! Teptember ne received a state
ment fIfm the company purpOrting that
he owed them atSut $3.50. while in point
OF fact he owed them not cent; had
Always fought for cash. getting the ad-
vantage ! 10 per cent discount and dray-
axe do not have his WHISKY regauged;
generally paid in money, but had on one
occasion paid a check.
On cross examination witness stated
tNai ne did not pay the face OF the bill,
UIl me amount less 10 per cent. and dray-
axe going back 10 1881, he did not know,
D-l thought that the discount and dray-
age allowed him might cover the amount
dIIeged IN statement 10 be due by wit
DesS ald not know anything about Mr..
S"dot S method Of dealing with the COM
'A9Srsvk Antanesi. being put on the
sang testified that he had dealt with
VIZ &mpany through Mr. CABOT since
soo', ~ owed the company nothing, paid
ms bills within thirty days to get advan-
tdse or per cent. discount; freight and
outs acre allowed him; had receipts Tor
money paid 10 Ny. CABOT as agent.
j ne ~ tlmony Of NJ. Massei and ). Poll
was then taken. 1t agreed substantially
WIN that Of the others as 10 their deal
Itss with the company through Mr.. Ca
dot
In me afternoon d. Marchitt A. Gar
zoi. x. Francione, W. ID. Poythress. Al
lonso AMBROSE and X. Mardi were ex-
ahmed as witnesses
DC testimony tnr the prosecution Will
PROBABLY be concluded to-day.