The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01
Common Pleas.
naf.

important TRIAL we present the full PARTICULARS as they
%sncssr 81 the Park p
nights IN the month Of june 1874 o. IRON Bal
bis psss Sf ss.dsnss fs rA.
ire has been for about twenty years know ,hc par
tres n 's from Boa the p.rss heir
at the specified sum Of $50 per night LOT M
Ss nSs n sas
to have been " Bertram" and the Mayor Of GarraM,
Bsrtrans the arst piece on the bin the average sx
penses Of the house about 500 Renefay Ps.,
ing my duties are se bs on the night the
i4th June he benefit night previously alluded ol ao'
the time the notice. Ws,e ON the outside
there Would fs mo son nas
the that night the receipts for the nve
nights during Mr. Booths engagement we're .,ss ~
| second " ......'' 80 ~,
fourth being complimentary Sene-
ht to Mr.. simpson,. vav ~
In ls44 were very du Booth has frequently
played at the Park Theatre he told ne the nature OF
this engagement as previously stated on the s,n o.
ces were to have commenced at halfpaSt seven ~
JuLIrs De JosoE testified Is co;tumer Of the rarx
Theatre has been for siS years; knows Booth saw
him in June, 1884, the afternoon Of the4th between
five and six o'clock, near the corner Of warren stree.
and West Broadway saw him from my window ne
was drunk saw him helped along the street by man
without coat on went out o. my mouse 70 zee ne
house the man that was with him took one aud
with hin " hi
HoteD went with him to his room when lei go o. nun
he fell down upon the floor told Mrs Booth that was
should be done and said Mr. Booth may be all right at
the time he may be wanted at the theatre " Mrs BOOM
now left the room and to Barrys house was at
{ his house half hour went then to simpson IRON
3 THOMAS BARaY sworn.-(who corroberated the tes-
timony Of Mr. Blake in regard to the nature o. Mr.
night Of the 4h Of June at twenty minutes to sigh'
Booth va. not there that know NV q , Sat
curtain to Use that night takes an actor nan an
hour me vas s
II communicated something upon the subject Ct Nj
Mr. was there when the that
would be play placed them on the door after ne al
arrive for actor to be ~ the theatre
fifteen minutes before the curtain rises
of Taropo.r srvsvEsAsr, called for the defence swoI
10 bali past on II left him on IL.
~ of West Broadway and warren Streets was a
Mr. be- ss as 0 "s.
that afternoon with Mr. Booth and Messrs Faoh ane
% a Mr. h.rs 20 aa Of
psares works; Afterwards went to NJ Armt,ons co,
tss% . e sas 70 ay and
IS sneak at the Park Theatre that night
JOHN McKisBor testified Knows that Mr. Booth was
to play for his ben 1T the night in questions first
him at city prison near two o'clock in the afternoon
streets, from there we went to my house in Franklin
street. Mr. Booth was SOBER asfar as am capable Of
q transact any business rs remained my house
for hour and left near four o'clock vent to the Park
oven; saw notice on the door that in consequence
OF Mr. Booths absence there would be no performance
II Groses BLYTHE tsstasd-sot Booth ,er of Leo
nard and West Broadway, on his benefit night q. Arm
= accompanied him homs with De 10 GO he not
had hold q his DID I n
Of the way: aSssr we met Dc onge IL went With
the Northern Hotel went stairs after we reached
- pillow from the bed and he laid down The floor
NAMED with hin until about IS minutes TO O'Clock; he
e g:
took tee Together he ,ca his wife to get hi, thing
the door Of the theatres he got out of the cab End
HSsn we q 4
minute or two to ocock met Mr. Cooper there, who
.s e the rhsn Booth took his tea he
to the theatre whore he by eclock; knows Booth
% when he i drunk, by his curlou: way when So
a,re-saw Booth night alluded to- at the rear door
the % a. n tune That nsds W.
ample time to dress and himself for the part he
wa: to play and be ready usual hour for the
ormance no one told me to tell him judged so be-
%
his wardrobe with him The remaining portion Of the
AmSuu % I w sn nsa o.
Wayne the tobscconist and cigar dealer and John
1 sustained
witnesses far regards the situation in which Booth
upon this night and that he at the theatre su
GENTLY early to dress for the parts in which he
e An attempt was made to impeach the testimony of
all and important particulars his testimony
3 | was accepted and allowed
The counsel summed up and Judge Daiy charged
called Cor and against the complaint when the
jury without leaving their seats gave verdict for the
Before Judge Ingraham.
.aSram Cris -. H. O sts5bins.-Ths jury in this
! contending suit where lawyer Is the plaintiff
generally attended with the Improbable results
. they will have their :" crumbs"
: Theodore Resses Thomas s. Deyoe This suit,
s10usa, for the recovery 0f wage. insisted upon By
butcher for eleven month. services: being father Snim.
p.a 70
, tif) Of $aa 80 in favor Of the complainant
} Assistant Vice Chancellor's Court.
Bogardus vs. Trinity Church.-.This cause IL still
|, proceeding before the Assistant Vice Chancellor
This Is the Hh day Of the trial and yet the defend
have not produced all the leases and deeds of
veyance, which they required TO prove BY way OF
proving their possession Of all the property in question
grantees Il the church can be disturbed
in the possessions by any result Of this Ths
fits and Of the sales realized BY the corporation Of Fri
nifty Church and to be entitled to their shares future
,en,ion Is thought for many davis The srrnmsn,s
upon the evidence WILL Il 10 said be necessarily
eMporhe on Numerous points Of law and fact Jne IuT
Their hearing will be adjourned Saturday OF this
week
Some Of the papers this case smsn bundle. were
lost on Wednesday morning In West broadway, between
Fifth Ward Hotel and Chambers preet on the west side
of West Broadway or In Chapters street on the north
side Of it, or in crossing sm Chambers street to the
Park or the Park wsstd the City Hall Any person
who has found then has them nossessioB, is |
to brins send them forthwith to the Office Of
the Nw Yo,t f1syaid where reasonable reward will
be given. "
Vn,esd states District Court-Equlty side.
Before Judge Belts