'Questioned farther as to the large amounts of goods which he had ordered, Garcia said that apparently the clerk and the cook had' ordered too munch. He admitted being a it careless in not supervising them more attitly. When del Valle took aver the lease, witness sold him a large quantity of the goods. But why order so friends like naval friends and others.
is when intimate went Home, I generally made up a package for them, such as case of champagne, several boxes of cigars and other drinks. I made a package for Major Holcomb when he went Home to attend the elections and T understand that he made the: whole ship wet when he went over.
Continuing, Garcia said that, when he gave up possession of the place, the clerk probably continued to use his name.
Mr. Bryan here sala that he would like te hand in certain regulations, to which Dr. Fischer Strongly objected and insisted that Garcia should be allowed to continue. This was not the proper time to hand in. regulations and Mr. Bryan~should not butt in.
Judge going at it again, Don't kick up another row.
Garcia having concluded his statement, he asked that Mr. H, Municipal Council, and that Capt, M. J. Martin,' Acting Commise sioner of Police, he called to court to give testimony; Dr. Fischer said that he wat going to file a written application for the subpana of a number of nesses, not only Mr. Arnhold auh Capt. Martin, 1 'The Judge:—That matter was ruled upon yesterday, so why bring'
again, adjournment was ordered.
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