Bridgeton pioneer., 1895-01-17

said he was merely acq uainted with
Hatfield. He heard Carstens ask Hat
field to take him around over the
country to collectssome money.
Mr.. Logue objected to this kind of
testimony.
Mr.. Trenchard and the Court had
quite an argument on the introduction
of this testimony, but the Court over
ruled the testimony and Mr.. Slower
left the stand.
MIR. Trenchard desired the produc-
tion OF Andrew K. Wells and Peter
Greenhaige from .il as witnesses, and
requested al order from the Court for
their production. The Court ordered
them to be brought in.
With these two witnesses, whose tes-
timony was objected to by Mr.. Logue,
the case was concluded.
There Is fair assumption cdat the
defendant will be acquitted on this
charge also.
LATRR-The jury returned a ver-
dict of not guilty.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
When the Hatfield jury had re-
cIred the Prosecut 1r moved the case
of tt State against @. g. Cast, for H.
legally selling liquor.
Golleib Cast appeared and took his
seat beside his counsel, J. L. Van.
Syckel and John 8. Mitshell
The first witness called was Joseph
Hackney.
Hackney said he had been at Casts
place and had bought beer and
whiskey there; he had called for
''Maltase2 but he got beer and
whiskey.s
He was recalled this afternoon and
was asked which he got first beer or
whiskey, and he said whiskeY, he said
Cast told him that whenever he
wanted whiskey he should come alone.
| William Opdyke was called and
said he knew Cast; he was at his
place at the corner of Broad and At.
laptic street on September last; he
went there for something to drink; he
got beer; Mr.. Cast waited on him; he
was there twice and got beer both
times; he got 'bock" beer.
He is clerk, he said on cross. ex'
animation, and had been employed at
the Sth and Chestnut street Philadel
phia, but he lived in this city.
He said he stopped In at Casts be-
tween 10 and o'clock, and he nodded
toward the beer tank, and Mr.. Cast
drew a glass of beer for which he paid
five cents.
He said he t Did Mr., Shoemaker; he
was at Mr.. Shoemaker's house wher
he told him. He said he was married
Several questions by Mr.. VanSyckle
were overruled by the Court.
Mr.. VanSyckle endeavored to prove
by the wit less that he didn't know
"Maltase" from beer, and Opdyke sale
he did not know any difference be
tween the two.
Enos Evan was called and sworn
he said he had been Casts place ant
got "Maltase" and cider. Never go
beer nor whiskey.
Oliver Dudley, the man who wa
once assaulted, was called he said b,
had been at Casts and got "Maltase !
did not know what "Maltase" was
never got beer nor whiskey.
Lewis Mattison ,ok the stand b,
said he had been "boarding" at tn,
Jail for twenty days knew Cast, hat
bought Weis beer at his place he hat
never bought beer there he said go
pear cider or crab.apple cider there.
Mrs. Lewis Mattison was called sh
said she had had a good deal of troubl
with her husband on account O
drink.
She had gone past Casts place b
had stopped in there long enough t.
geV drink he went In and when b
came out he had three bottles o
beer In his jacket, which he took t,
his home and drank, and he told he
1t was beer.
William Mcpherson, (''Mexico
Hamptou) said he had been in CAST
place and got "Maltase;" never 60
beer nor whiskey there as he knew o1
did not know any difference between
Maltase and beer.
The State rested, and Mr.. VanSyck'
opened the defense. He said that M
Cast was well known all over tn
county as an industrious German. hi
remarks showed that he intended
prove q conspiracy 'put up' on Cast
Mayor Appelgate was called to prov
Jos. Hackney's testimony given in b
Court.
Joseph stoddard was called to prov