The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-21
Inv Intelll1once.


CIRCUIT CoURr, Dot 20-BefOre Judge Moo.ehouse.-
Lynde US. Lynde-This was resumed The court
was usual crowded to excess.
Mrs MARY CARROLL s,oorn, tranai,,ed by Mr. JonpoN
In ls45 lived at 325 Broadway kept vapor baths there
was In the habit OF keeping memorandum Of the diff
ferent visits Of parties who frequented my place
Transcript of the memorandum book was here read
showing that in January is45 Mrs Lypde visited the
18th 18TH 18th, Dad 25th, 29th 3lst Also February
l2th, 18th, 22d, Goth. That March the LIST, Miss
9Th l2th, goth and 25th again In April 4th MAY 9th
and June 9th and 26th Our baths baths re-
member a gentleman coming once to Mrs. Lynde;
cannot fix the date wasin the winter of 1885, Us Mrs
Lynde going into the bath she said she expected
s. TO tel .s him
through before the camel when the
out of the ladies' sitting room spoke to him
and asked him to come in was in the ladies' sitting
sd sGS S ssr they beth sat
witness In and out the could have heard
she had listened to what they saying that is
towards the front part of the the gentleman
had some paper in his hand about which the lady was
about the time Mr. Lynde went to Europe stopped
about half hour at the time she told witness that
the black boy, took letter for Mrs Lynde the
gentleman left the house Grst recolects morning
that was stormy when Mrs. Lynde called remarked
said Mrs Lynds in reply Because" said I, 81 have
seen his name in the papers a resident Of the
hotels" there wa: q storm at the time Mrs Lynde
called on shortly after the affair at Staten Island
Mr. Lynde called on me also Mrs Lynde asked
me If had MIR. Lynde told her that I had and
she asked me what / had told Mr.. Lynde / told
her that q" had told Mr. Lynde merely what had ssen
that morning.; witnesses reason for mot attending be-
fore was In consequence of her daughters Illness Mrs
Lynde said would be- useless to call the boy as he
could not read or wrie witness said he could did
know VINO was the gentleman that called at the time;
saw MIR. ShaHer in Court could not swear he was the
person who called with Mrs. Lynde.
10 the CoURT-Those baths that Mrs. Lynde took
medicated.
Cross euanined-seven tickets were sold for Eve dol.
lars
FoR THE DErEScE-IR G. KErcHuM, of Staten
Island, testified that he knows Mrs Lynde and was at
her house on the 4th Of July, lsa3 himself lady and
got some ice cream that OCCASION heard Mrs Lynde
say on our going that she should be afraid to
bed on account Of the fire.
Crosseramned-I recollect General Morris was there
with some children: the fireworks after ten
O'Clock.
HENRY LuNpY, the servant man. was here produced
and testified that coming after their rides thew
seldom came after eight O'Clock; often took glass Of
Dr. SMITH. of Staten Island testified that he pad
several visits to- Mrs. Lynde, as physician commsnc
chest and pain in the back this in July 1870 these
complaints, from ls4o to 1885, often ncapacitated her
A letter from Mr.. LYNDD, dated Glasgow, Nav 18th.
s4S and addressed to Witness put in and read
the letter by stating that before the writer
left home he called twice the witness order to as
certain the witnesses opinion to Mrs Lyndes hsa th
that the present object in writing Witness was to re-
gu st he would call and see Mrs Lyndc fortnight
aud to Inform the writer whether she had con-
sumption, aud If he condsred trip south was required
or would be benefit to Mrs Lynde the letter
by requesting the witness to his canddbce In re-
ply Ms to the immediate cause Of her i'll health
copy or the witnesses reply to the letter. dated Sta
ten Island, June 0h l945 here read stating that
the witness had called In compliance with Mr. Lyndes
request about four five times; that heash was
bad her appetite feeble and her mind in of des
pondency; that she threw up a little blood; spent a
good deal Of time in bed; that the writer believed
Of opinion that present state Of health might
evensua lesd 70 something worse The writer
mended the return Of MIR Lypde, ana that Mrs Lynde
should travel on his return suggesting that the
ment Of travel would divert her mind and tend to i'm
prove her health and that the present was a critical
period Tor her as regarded her health Witness in con.
tinuaiion was crossexamned He stated that mo knew
OF one OF Mrs Lyndes sisters dying Of Consumption
emanuel KArr1s testihed-He a step. son to Mr.
Mr. Shaffer boarded there In 1914 AS and 48: after Nj
shsfsr left for Europe Mr. Lynde went to the hot e.
Lynde dined there with Sharer and shafer paid the
Die MEATS testned-Her husband and herself re,;dsa
on staten Island Is sempstress lived in the "a
mily Nothing material elected from this vitns..
II stuart, lawyer testified as to the difcultv NJ
Recognizing In the arbor had subsequently p,r
chased the premises from Lynde after occunv;yP u,
tenant; also purchased the furniture. 90
The Court here took recess, at the usual hour
EVENING SESSION.
lsRAEL BEACH cross sxamined-ls engaged in the Sy,
Office produced advertisement in the Sun dated osth
the meeting was to commence the 29th July and con-
nue three days the object OF which was to show that
Mr. Lever one of the witnesses for the prosecution was
mistaken In part Of his testimony
Mrs HANNAH MONROE examined sister tn Mira
Lynde; visited Mrs Lynde at Staten Island in the month
of JULY 1886 IL WAS before Mrs Lypde went to New RAJ
ford; the condition of Mrs Lyndes health at the time
quite feebe witness persuaded her come to New
York with witness and her other sister; while witness
In the house she walked In the arbor the road
and 1t tbicky covered with vines to
this visit witness saw Mrs Lynde at Now Bedford her
health was then feeble she was attended physician
and had her chest blistered II before Mr. Lyndc
sems dowp saw shsGss ana s.snheyl while witness was