On re-examination the witness! said that the arsenal had no money'
the time to pay for the copper' and so he advanced it personally.
Witness further said that he hail been informed by Anderson, Meye"
Ca. that a part of the' copper was destroyed in a fire. He hat also heard from Johnson that the defendants had turned some of it over to the arsenal since the trans action, This completed the evidence for the plaintiff and the case was ad-
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