After another hearing on Thursday, Mr. G. W. King ordered a further remand.
Mr. N. E. Lurton, formerly Marshal of the U.S. Court, stated that, while so acting, he ad custody, on behalf of the Chinese-American Bank, of a quantity of liquor stored at Pootung. It was seized from Reid's Ld., Inc.
Mr. Goldring—Were these goods still attached, or was the attachment relieved?
Witness—The proceeds you might say were attached. They were to be turned over to the U.S. Court Marshal by Giese] & Ca.
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