The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

posed OF and Others postpone ed til Tomorrow.
CorOner's Ohice.--Thursday -DnowNEp--A young
named JOHN Landers, u painter by trade While en-
gagged painting sides Of the slip Emily ~ pier No
Fast river accidentally fell overheard snd WAS drowned
before he could be- rescued His remans were recovered
by gappipgs, and an inquest held which resulted IN
verdict OF accidental drowning"
BLEEDING ar THE LuNGs.--The Coroner was called to
hold inquest the bo.iy Of Michael Mccormack, ana
tive Of Ireland aged 40 wears Who died suddenly yeter
day at the Of 10th stree. and 10th avenue, from
sudden hGmorrhsge OF tbs lungs. Verdict accordingly
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallnadge, and Aldermen scoles and
MARCH 2l.-John Jones .3sain-James NJ SMITH, Jr
ESQ., stated to the court that the application OF counsel
OF John Jones the button maker convicted al an attempt
procure abortion from the person of tho Scotch girl
Catherine Costello Justice had granted stay Of
proceedings and he therefore moved that the bench war
rant issued for his apprehension be recalled and sentence
suspended until the final action OF the Judge The Court
assentcd to the motion and John Jones can now come
forth without fear of apprehension
1fta for fbortion- The trial of Napoleon LareuS
Madame Catherine Guetai and Madame Catherine Coste
To- alias Maxwell for procuring abortion from the person
oi Zuma Msrache. was continued from Yesterday
ZuImA MARAcHE was recalled by defence for crosseX-
animation which was continued for upwards OF an hour
without eliciting any thing Of interest to the reader
The prosecution then introduced the following anony
nous letter the substance which called out in her
cross-eXamination by defence Yesterday.
Mr. BRADY objected to its being introduced, but the
Court admitted it.
MADAM You W i'll be doing an act Of kindness
and justice by Informing Madame Nlarache, the French
tn Cd and the she is made acquainted with the
FROM A NEIGHBoR.
Feb. 18th, lsas."
The letter superscrbed "Msdame Ponso. 343
Broadway"
ZELA PAYER called by prosrcution-f am a widow,
and sister of Znlma Marache; knows Napoleon Lareux
and Madame Gueal Laroux visited my sister at 90 Leon
on the I'd of April s43, he came to my mothers house,
and she asked him he intended TO keep his promise good
and marry sister Zulma he said he would not marry
harm MD ha ha ntrI,l
her to mind her own business, he would DO as he
pleased; on the 18th of April, while he visit to
she asked him why he did not marry her; and he gave
her similar answers never said any thing to Madame
Gueta nor she to me, about Zulma's situations; the
96'h OF May my sister eved letter. which she OPEN
ed and showed to Madame and Monsieur Guetal in my
rresence she said that person could know what was
in those letters except Napoleon Laeux and herself they
both then said that the was TO 90 into Court
would swear false, and do all the injury that they could
10 to sisters Madame Guea then took several letters
"a bottle and IS bill from bureau drawer and gave
them to my sister, this the bottle and these the let
ters; when sister asked for these things she said
Oh Madame Guetal give the bottle, and the letters, and
the S5;' she Madame Guesa was much excited.
co~srArcn M,n,eHr, called by prosecation-Mr
and am b years OF age; know Napoleon LareuX and
'iadsme Gueal; Lareux to for eight months
family bit not particular than to aDother be
always spoke to Zuma in English which do cot under
stand; had conversation with Larenx alter he he'd
stopped coming to my honse; ii was once when he CANE
to see Madame Gueal; asked him why he did not
70 my house; he said il was not his pleasure
more he said he had promised to marry Zuma il Was
true, but then he wanted of her; never knew
OF any criminal intercourse between my laughter and
Napoleon Lareux
Chemist; analysed the contents OF this totle il
aimed solution OF iodine; do not think it would have
IN effect to produce an abotion do not think that any
one would give this as medicine to produce abofcn il
IS used TO aid in menstrnation.
DR.. JOHN Il. McCoMB called Il have practsed in this
city for fifteen or sixteen years; have never known
iodine be used for abortion person might well tai
water for that purpose
The prosec rested the r est ony At This point
Tnonas WARNER, Esq, one Of the counsel Of Madame
Costello addressed the Court the ind ctmen. and uTg
imn sste dispo al Of the ard aeqnitta Of his
ient, on the ground that she indicted az SPIN
ser" when in truth she married woman. The Sc
send point Of objection urged that complainant
estimohy cnud not be accredited submitted evil
ience unless fully corrotoraied ny Other witnesses
lam. T. nnApv. Esq also csunsei Of Madame Costello
hiected ~ the indictment because il contained msjon-
or OF offences and persons, which from the evidence pre-
epedby the prosecu ion had been made fully manifest to
he minds Of the court
The Court Ovesnlel all the obcctonsof counsel, and
hen ordered recess ultil O'Clock
EvrNiso S, ssos.
A. the opening Of the Court
TuoMAs WAayEn, tsq one Of The counsel of Madame
Costello proceeded 10 open tho case Defence and
ed that they would show ether facts y at thu
fh OF February last the day which the ale e ahor-
ton is said to have been committed Msdsme Costello vas
"a Boston and remained there during that day The Arst
DANIEL SIMPSON, who was sworn Il was formerly a
livery stable keeper in Boston have known Madame
Costello fifteen or twenty years she len Boston about
our years ago Mrs Allen, of Newton Is daughter OF
Madame Costello ! saw Madame Costello in Boston
about the middle of Fesruary VIVA on sunday the la
o FEBRUARY she hired horse and sleigh to go to
Newton, which is eight nine miles from Boston sh,
returned day or two alter md took carriage thu
lh to go to the depot for New York she dised with
that day, and paid s. los the Of the horse and
sleigh aud for the use Of the carriage.
Crosstra'nined By WHrIvG II have known Madam,
Costello about years when first knew her, her nam,
| was AmsS 10 not know WHETHER she married @
not when first knew her her Mrs. Weather
way ! knew MIR. Weatherwax twenty wears ago d,
was glass blower; after he died she married MI
Ames know when he put in the ground it wa
| about year ago that knew Mira Ames as Madame Cos
iello am in no business broke up my livery bn
sinesss ths 18th of last July one Of my young mei
1rove Madame Costello out TO her daughters, and cam
back with the sleigh this the old bctier on which tn
harge to Mrs Maxwell was entered for the OF tn
sleigh to Newton the l2h Of February Mrs. Maxwell
came TO inc IN December last to look ut this botter
The Certificate OF the marriage Of VIM. Maxwell Il
Catherine Ames, by Or. McAaley in October. lsll wa
here produced and admitted by the prosecution.
| CHARLES F.. ALLEN called-I reside at West Newton
| near Boston; have known Mrs. Maxwell since 1885,
married her daughter in 1898; she my house !,
Newton on Sunday. the 18th of February 1919, she re
manned there until Tuesday. the 4th; took her to Bos
ton on that day with horse and sleigh; am farmer
and have charge Of four farms belonging to my father
keep memoranda of almost everything, and PARTICULAR,
of persons that call to see Sundays; Mr.. Maxwe
came day or two after she le This witness underwear
long crosseSamnation as TO his memory OF dates SC
CATHERIxE ALLEN called am the wife of Charles
Allen and daughter of Madame Costello; she came
me on Sunday the 18th Of February last; she stage
there until Tuesday, the Iah and then went away re
member his because it Valentines DAY and tol'
my mother that II Benefits paper contained a. many Va
entines az the last year. wished her to send me paper
went with her to Boston on Tuesday; Mr. Maxwell
came to our house the day after mother left.
ELizAByrH TiEMAN Called lived with Madame Costel
10 in the month Of February s3 and renamed until MAJ
following she left for Boston the 18th OF February
she gone until tho Wednesday following received
Valentine Tuesday the Hh and when she retHrne'
the next day showed il to her she laughed and threw
in the fire my husband is grocer, and we reside In "
cond street valen tine day in general comes on the 18th
but Valentines sometimes other days am from
Kingston, Ulster county was cook for Madame Cosel
10 lived with her five or six months.
lrosesaminsd by Persecution Madame Costello return
ed from Boston Wednesday afternoon about O'Clock
Mr., Maxwell was home when she arrived.
MADAME A. PoSsor cilied Il Teside at 3i3 Broadway
ma an wife OF Gcoree ponsot the cahinotmaker Zuln
AIarnrhe ived IN house the of our dwelling witt
her mother ic ollsct the month OF February, 1913
neinS Vaea,meN day saw Zerna At horne about The
middle OF that DAY she sewing she WIS n hour'
on the next day she seemed very we'll W January 1919