The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-22
notice of his pantaloons qaughter) No cross szami-

prisoner called on him about the 7th 9Th Of July last
%ks enquiry Mrs
cer he enqured what steps he should take 70 enable
him to procure the situation; told nm 70 attend tns
gsgements, and would attend If he could but thought
he could he made enquiry about the price OF board
be found at the SOUTH and said he had objections Co.
for the present the South he had particular
and Mrs Spencer said she wished to remain near her
mother who not very WELL he seemed inclined to
indulge her. and said something showing he inclined
to acquiesce he then left package of papers in which
were understood him to say letters Of rscommsn-
dation which were to be submitted to the committees
my impressions at the time highly favorable TO the
prisoner.
thought Mr.. spencer's manner thought was polite
not extremely politics Indicating good education and
ed to acquiesce in this statement
letter addressed by prisoner to witness applying
for the situation at the school in Newark was here put
and admitted The following is copy, which was writ
ten in a egible hand
JERSEY CRY, July 9th, 1916.
sia-I observed to-day in the Tribune. notice for
teacher As it will not be possible to come out on Sat
distinguished gentlemen Of New York-one from
Gov seward, John Spencer, late Secretary of War,
Sc sc. am nephew of the Hon J. A. Spencer, sena-
from New York. and relative to all the spencers
closed. Mr., Thomas Spencer 10 President Of Geneva
tin and Greek Languages. 1 am well acquainted with
English, Latin Greek and French-can read them flu
na and n
time You will please present these letters to the COM
mittee and II is indispensable will endesvor to come
out and lay aside business am married. and 81 years
Of age Please answer by return mall and retain these
T. NJ. 8. SPENCER.
STEPHEN D. HARRISON, the landlord Of the premises
where the murder was committed, testified that tho
morning Of the 4th Of July prisoner called upon him
about o'clock in the morning and stated he supposed
that from what occurred their house. he supposed
said did, he said that he desired to give explanation
that he responsible for the conduct of himself and
his wife, he said that he well educated was the
Of respectable clergyman and the nephew Of the Hon.
Joshua Spencer that he had letters from Gov
men in the State of New York that they were in hi.
trunk and if pleased he would show them to told
am ODD Fellow replied thu. wa. not me He he
sorry, he could communicate with Free
" l was However, he said. he took it that wsss
that would do harm. He said that Mrs Dobbn was his
mother-n;law, that he was on visit to her with his
from him. He said he dssirous Of leaving to 90
south that his business SOUTH but his wife refused
knew Of more reasons than one why his motherinlaw
wanted to separate them. lie said that he had been
stay in the with him. and that he had several
times been locked out of the house. He said he could
compel his moherin-law do what right and that
he would make arrangements with me to that effect
s n ssoupty
let the house to Mrs Dobbn and her without
r He said they had no visible means but he thought
before he said his wife lived in Jersey City the
before that he had been with her mother six weeks;
six weeks he never had received line from her
within that time !; that he believed there had bee
s Si wrong pe.ween ms wis ana sK
knew him, and he would give the if wished;
oplec.ed 20 ms Ewing .ne name ne saa nc naa oota
the girl was now in Boston that he found very
handsome shawl in possession OF his wife that he
chi 70 IN
ueman 5nat sne nsa nrst denied navhg tecevoa iVns
nls uu avg. arus sa sne nsa oIusu: v
iS W.. s n"S r nv PsmTnahl "msn asSS m n had
VIZ WI. ssiS A snIs IA: 10. ~, ~ 10
uss. padsa .noran thai t,nd..1nas. rycrsr
very "a, snn W; =. Sd , k mh
rspv he seemed DESTROYS that should be convinced Of
ioPy o @ -. -, ,,i % -; . a a., ha .snnd
ne t me e ~ ' s sui ia . I'M urs nS nth
ieitet ms haIa wnicn ne nanaed 20 me- S
IN par;.b or Dsn;sl Par,h y don, Inow witch: he
then said that i was not very well written and that
pI HI; hs M Ne LA \, apIod ana 70
Piled could not he said the writer Of that letter wa. the
S S o,h enc soo ha was ;norm al that he Was
lawyer and would know the danger ofcrculang such
conquer; ne ssd ne scelcey knsw VIVA. no wv - a.;
IN .ne maer sna asked me u Knew VIVA. ,ns INV h a.
vorce was IN mus s!a.e; previous 70 ms ssKns me
M ~; t has h nc w. ~ TN "a th.t he
,s wig Heo rs ne .;duS ,h .r' nc drs
that he was willing now to live with his wife was
an he wansd ne said tnas ne would 90 20 nave ave
mele sianuei .nss nc nsu july uecn s 49,
anu tney ~ - .sy .u peod ,s SsPpy xsrs
si ei' ca h H III =. ~; v i y; ,ass TIC
hon Ne .ssd a. a e.. .Sa s ~sIi.a mon mo
sbon az O'clock on he svenns az The iath of July:
met him standing on the west stooD in nv yard he ssd
% wmh ns ~ have c"nversst;pn ,,;K me- r. called
=. ~ hnsa ond sent rnss.srs 70 me- he vsik~d to-
S ,ho nsct end Of NV honss bsfors Re rsachsd the
ms S 10 a;S ~ a;d ~, S;sh ,ba S.sw nsrf door 10
@ hin t.iS;rs nth mo and retreS nartiy. hs ssid that
after taL;nr his dinner sbont two O'clock he saw MI
Dobbn 60 toward the ferry az usus he Ala down anon
the louneer and awoke and found his wife ehoeuf IS
putting his boots went directly to the ferry described
his wife to the at the gate and asked HIM wneener
such person had gone over; the answer he received
that they believed she had; that he requested the
person IN senosncs 20 ie. the posa On; rasdw
been introduced in relation to finding Mrs Spencer at