The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-14

would not dare pursue. ntesd OF going his roon
with this woman. locking thsnseves up and rsnsinin1
there in silence he takes her before his wes ice and n
Of HIS leads her through the ysrl
into the carriage house passing BY sbed room and fren
one passing backwards and forwards may hear and 81
them. Gentlemen il 10 ridiculous, nay is msnsiouss
o as whoe story indicate. deep laid sen;prasy
aid Of jury. from the pockets Of Mr. Rysn
Gentlemen, We now come to the evidence OF black
flock Let US see how the evidence this witness bss
on the case He tells you himself that he has been n
tells YOU Kremer first up Ave months ago.
and invited him to call and Mrs. Kremer. Well Jack
he saw her and converted with her for an hour: ~
talked and Laughed. and gigsled with him about whst
time: she and R an had and sLou. ans baby He tells
yon that he has been there frequently since and that the
same conversation laughing and rolicking were carried
by this about and the baby but the NOD
tween MIR. Ryan and Mrs. Kremer in the carriage
house, He tells You that the came there at he
Wednesday and Thursday, and Ryas had con.
nexion with her upon each Of these occssiOns ana
said and done OIL the other two Mrs Kremsr IN ths
sernoon, went into the basement, and sitting with
Mrs Ryan Mr. Ryan comes in. upon each Of those occa
the bantam: from the he leads her 70 the carriage
house and into Jacks bed followed by Jack Jack GOES
LOTT, the bed, end Mrs Kremer on IT, and Nj Ryan
asovs her Why there is not in this Court lhet
story, the senior himself does moi believe
for he became quite astonhed when he heard Jack tes
Kremer about Ry ans baby you jazz ,w ~
falsely as to two OF those bedroom How let me
ask you you believe that is rue while the others
fslse1 Can you then to any other cor cusou
but that the whole tissue Of falsehood from beginning
to end think gentlemen, that conclusion Is
Of Ry leaving his door open in the presence w
and he calls this woman back aks ont thu
in the presence of wife. 1t is Incredible gentlemen
A. monstrous to suppose that any man would be -
a snsasd in o crime the ss. Of ss II. wife,
decencies of civilized lie No. Gentlemen, BLACK.
ssk story got up * and hes Ss
cts Of my client Gentlemen there 10 other topic
which shall make few remarks: How did Kremss
not black Jack the girl thu. told him. Neither Nj.
Meade or Mr. johnson made the discovery. Mott was
the lady herself that first published her shame. II
in Niagara county that fret found out hst
his Of mind destroyed there the scheme
was first Matched between Xremer and his wife Does not
this look like piece Of manag design concocted
BY Krcmer himself when he thought It convenient 70
leave his farm to make experiment MIR. Ryant
ence knew of case got up in this way before always
understood that the parties must be found together de-
husband that his honor stained his feelings wound
ed and the peace and prospects Of his children
the story Of her dishonor; and then. for The hr
time they find convenient to put Their heads To-
gssher f trump up story and at al hazards , snSss
men, let us now see what the relations Of those
parties, They live together in the same house They
and drink together and far we know, As
most friendly terms You remember gentlemen; theZ
to Albany. and from the latter place they to New
York in a steamboat After they had arrived IN New
York Kremer for the first time says to heI my honor
my children forever blasted cannot live under he
same root with You any ongeryog must 60 to your ~
refuses to take her in She back and Salome tie
daughter, takes her in. Since then We find them all u
~. vcAR
eating and drinking at the table, and why not did he
eat and drink and sleep with her in Niagara county; and
ssther and observed nothing unusual in their 10.
wards each other Well gentlemen does not all this In
aSats design sign and think sSu H asTss
to New York they had themselves pat into training and
Counsel became the presiding deity at the table
sleep speak to Eliza But unfortunately he only took
his advice by nstalmentstha is for first quarter he
spoke to her and the third bs neither eat spoke
or slept with her Well gentlemen though he does not
speak to her he supports hers he lives in the same h9use
to her. Does that look like the conduct OF man
who feels keen sense Of the injury that he tells
Il look like who wants TO keep her hand untu
he gets rid Of this suit II he man that had keen
of injuries, his counsel tells YOU he could have
parted with her. and allowed her seperate maintenance
and allowed her to her children But he does NO
Sees n o hnh he
the guilty party But let return to Jacks story ogain
lie gets hold Of Jack and sends him to his wife for her
to drill him. He tells you when he saw RyaDs baby
thought at FIRST when heard Jacks story that two o&
them belonged to Ryan, but II turns out that was
only named for him. and have also the fact and beg
attention to it, that Kremcr treated il his that he
employed stefan attend it, buried II with honor
and went TO its funeral ask then. In the name Of cora
mon sense what sensbility can have that would
take that chdthe fruits OF an adulerous intercourse
and it with parental tendernsss1 Why gentlemen
the whole thing is farce got for the sole purpose q
extortng money from my client After some further re-
marks, Mr. OConor concluded by telling the jury haf
this case had of the elements that for crnna
ersaton usually ave- and confidently appealed 70
them to render a verdict in favor of the defendant
The jury returned sealed verdict yesterday morning
for the plsintiG of $500