The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-06


Refore Jad.e diamonds
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+, onrt mot a, ~ rsyai ho,r
NJ CO. ., .hs s;,,;na NJ tho Court made a motion
-, 49,. a, "a ~ - :.are o.L;rS erthor,v from Inc
on ,ns par. o. .ne hsd bes
; r. ha ~ :" :. ,s ,,., Thev feIt con.train
sssm,nea oeoIe inc Coroner ~. ~ 'hs;r hs;nr
onnaa ~ a,,ach ou ;,nsss uhose testimonSS
,rord ,harsyors no rs,r.an,,v ven and in order 10
Mace on record The testimony Of those vnesses some
If whom wonid The ne, of Mrs Honsensn,, being
a;vs nm the SUNDAY and others bavn. smoked in the
honse on The sunday This course thew fell necessary
IN nnr.na ss Ihsy csnd not trns whom ,hey
yars con,naed q attach ss s1riciv as their own vii
nss,ss He moved that the Court direct the sheriff 10
hrino forx.rd Samuel Iacouex H,aeL iah Royce and
S.mSei i coo,sv IeIt ons rs''' --'AaA Do'S'' -A~
The Cows hs,v d. ec,pd The attention of cour..l "a
the question which was left open for argument on last
man sfer the are on the subjc Of the deposit Of $1,000
belonging to her son George
mony on Tins pont the pec. Of dsoost q, tbess soOO
the taxing which thew alegs as motvs for the murder
,he Conrt thonrs introduced collateraiv e
Mr. Ws,TIrc followed and conended they had right
10 contradict ain rmatiye testimony When witness tea
IA sto rroup OF facts thew had right to rebut par.
I cuiar noint in order 10 show discrepancy
on Pn;iIina Evidence ID vol ND 276- in which il was
ruled in casa analogous 10 the adverse to the
nosit,on assumed by couusel for the prosecution
Mr. Wu,rIrc fnyther argued in spport of the position
sss ,aS Of ,he Court
ThaC rrla d adj
Mr. C,..x-The ,e.tironv If Mrs Houseman ~oes in
effect to prove an olSand are we not entitled TO put ia
tns,imony to disproye in
CouRr The whole theory of the case since the COM
the trial goes 70 sho tha murder wa.
committed on Saturday night and what therefore, can
be the object OF introducing testimony this point
Mr.. CLARK Houseman stated in her direct esti-
nony that Mrs Bodne did not leave the house on sun
lay and we mean show that she stated the contrary
. eli er White to whom she declared that Mrs Bodne
" ent over on sunday ask Emelne dinner We pro-
n se In nueation Mrs Houseman herself on the subject
Coupr aIou Cd he nroe crtinn IN proo uce
Houseman who was recalled 10 the stand and testified,
that hs ala nc; tell elder White tie that the went
TO a JuRoH.-Nothing was said to Mrs Bodine by the
family to induce her think she suspected Of the
Elder WHITE rscal-d-Testiked he was present, and
had con ersation with Mrs. Houseman She said she
left ioy md toon early breakfast Sunday morning
about ococt M wanted to 20 to the city Another
question was whether any of the family Mrs House.
hare 81 din or es .im 10 ask her up to either
dnner or tea ard she stated th rs Bodine went to the
and looked in the shutter va. OPEN and saw
the beds all laid up aud also the cerPet laid and
she believed she went to Van Pelts to sped the day.
Mr.. CLARx-I understand the Court will cot allow
to nut the question in relation 10 the money.
CouRr-'Chat is ruled out
WITNESS to Mr. CLARx.-My congregation are at dife.
ront parts of the island Some OF them are fifteen mi
nues early at church end most of them fifteen minutes
100 late loud laughter)
Mr. VAN PELr corroborated in part the statement of
elder White in relation to the conversation with Mrs
IouseInan
Mrs SHorwsLL testified that Mrs. Houseman told her
JAcsn HArr,ELD ir testified that he had q converse
ton W nh Mrs Houseman, IN which she told him that
Alrs Bodne left the house of 0sorge Houseman about
five O'Clock on Monday morning.
10 Mr. De wIrr-I cot ny hand the night Of the fire.
MIR GRABAN here ntmatcd the prisoner te rather
unwe and the induigencc Of the Court that she
might be allow ed to retire for minutes. Granted
AnpAu.M E. MILLrR-After this witness name had
been called the Court took recess at half past one
O'Clock until ha-past three in sequence If the
tinued indisposltiop OF the prisoner
EvrNIrc sr,s,oN
ABRAHAM Z. MILLER testified 10 having seen the DO.
dies on the night OF the Ore lying in the Kitchens that he
contrsced thew law with the faces towards The bsck
door, piece OF black silk round the LETT arm
M The mother
In III, Differentiation ~ MIR. GnAHAn-The BODY Of
the mother was bent nearly forming appearance Of
hoop; it was str air htened by placing on weights
JonN r. SrMr,or-This witness was pac ID on the stand
TO show that from the wear 1894 nearly no TO the time Of
III ares, Of the proser she had been in the habit Of
n,edring artclss of trng value with witness-obiect
no on ,hcsnsrt of defence Alter come discussion vas
sdmi.ted as original tesony with liberty to the other
pnrtv to rebu il they thought proper His evidence
that prisoner had cen n the habit OF pegng
articles some ten or eleven ago. under
r." Mr NJ w,rr-psor,e verv of,en nled0. under
snonvmous names
~ . M, es' ,n ns s.1 nc was ;s
ret wndow Of Mrs Rorkes house far the Of see
,ne II he coud Sis, nsu,sh n.rson az the bouse Of
or.e Hon. the result was that Could NOT dst;n
.nsh White nsr,sn from black
10 MIR. Gsas.m~It was soon alter dinner Il was ! lev
davs .er ths of the Are II an ,n,;ms,e f;srd
I'd peculiar swing in the arm he might nossbiv he
inenuned. -
Inc testimony OF MARY BURBANK as taken AT the last
was then reso 10 tne snec that she ga" person az
,he mouse OF inc aecessed ~ oaIR dress wnch she
hougnt resemble" ner, ABOUT hve O'CLOCK IN the arer
noon
an her she tetned that sne had to iook
n'ougn the limos Oh cnerry tree, ana nai only size
view. ro..s.,,. .,
JOHN UDALL-Teshied thst he did not know the pr
s'ner at the oar-wouid not know her II ne saw her.
F r mere Tes.es 49,. - -.
JOHN puRBANA-i esuned mat ne hved oPposNe me
mousse OF the deceased: saw awoman which thoughtto
DC her standing on the soop the sunday before Chrt
mas
10 Mr. WHiTING-She went into the house.
ceased; did not know it until was told
To Mr. Misunderstanding that Mrs Houseman staid
there, thought must be her. Il did observe what
kind Of dress she had on saw Mrs Bodine next morn
ing: Leo not think that it was the deceased saw
the stcop.
The door.