The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-15

eide The day after his death the defendant -. an
prised Of Il through the newspapers He called al t.
mousse In Nadson street and then for Art time
as his counsel alleged informed Of the pains claim
He told her that the deceased had another WIFI Twin,
perty to her and the remainder to his children th. no
had appointed him he deendant) Of his
and in that character he would claim and take the pro-
perty Upon this state Of facts the defendants coun-
sci insisted the plaintiffs marriage illegal void
and that defendant was justified in taking the property
and preserving it, until disposed Of by the surrogate
the will and argued that the plaintiff ought non
suited The Court said that there no evidence
that the first wife alive that shs even
the to the jury and the question Of Law
for the decision Of the court in bank Verdict for the
plaintiff Slf5 assessing her damages at $50; making In
all Sl9s For the plaintiff ex-Recordsr Talmadgs and
Mr.. Person; for defendant, Mr. McGsy
CouRr GENERAL SESSIONS, April l4th, before Rscor-
der Scott and Aldermen Gilbert and Tappsn John Nc
Keon' Esq, District Attorney Trial Of j. a. p Bar
0iere-The trial of Jacques A. p Barberrc. for
saut and battery with intent to kill Ralph Lockwood
ON the evening Of the eth Of March, 1896 resumed
at the opening Of Court this morning when H. NJ Wss-
tern ESQ., open the case on the part of the
ueiehce Inc 1ouowing evidence then adduced for
the accused.
Amy IiESRy, examined i resided at Mr. Barbierres
as cook when he kept house about years ago; know
MI; LOCKWOOD ! saw him first at Madam Barbierres,
while lived with her about years ago. him there
frequently sometimes twice week and sometimes dali
ly Mr. Lockwood had u room in tho house and boarded
With Madam Barberrc Mr. Barbierrc was in Canada at
the time that MIR. Lockwood went there to board; do
not recollect how long Mr. Lockwood been boarding
with Madam when her husband returned home; Mr.
whether Madam b. ever dned with him or whether the
table was set in his for than person;
he used to come to the young ladies that worked
Madam Barbierrc | went home AT nights and some-
times left Mr.. l.. there remember Mr.. Barberre and
another gentlemen coming to my house to make some
inquiries about Mr. Lockwood and Madam B.; ! told
them what have stated here that had heard that
MIR. Lockwood had got some pistols.
MARY ANN Dunn examined.-I lived with Madame
Barberre about three years ago for four months tho
purpose OF learning the millinery business slept in the
house know Mr. Lockwood; he slept in the house;
Rur mt Ofk Mr. Ioek n
room between and O'Clock in the morning; she had
no dress on at the time only her pettcoat and slippers
her hair was In the state when put up for the
night cannot say whether Madam Barbicrres bed had
been slept in that night not have frequently found
evening; Mr. Lockwood was boarding with Madam Bar
bierre at the time her out of his room; but
her come out or not wanted to see Madam Barberre;
went to her and did not find her; MIR Lockwoods
room was afterwards unlocked, Mrs. B. out,
me; have talked with Patrick Burns, then a
waiter for Madam Barbcrre, about her and Mr.
Lockwood One day Patrick Burns called me to him to
sec Madam b. come out Of Mr.. Lockwoods room have
seen her come out several times Patrick told that
one day on going into Mr. Lockwoods room, he found
Mr. L. and Mad; B, in bed together. While Mr.. Bar
bierre was in Edrdgc street Jail, Patrick for
to go and Mr. B. and tell him all knew about his
wife and Mr.. L., which did 1t before MIR. Bar
bierre attempted to shoot MIR. Lockwood.
| BEr'Y SWEDEN examined. live with Mr. lockwood
at No 81 West Washington Place, us his housekesper
have lived with him for four years l know Mr. Bar
berre and his wife- have seen Mrs Barbierre the
|
raj times-sometmes early ii O'Clock and - late
ve or six cannot say whether she has remained
there all night-she has not to my knowledge have
seen Mrs Barberre there often a week have
| known her to take of her hat and shawl have seen
Mr. Lockwood with pistols and have heard pistols ared
near the house. never any improper conduct be-
tween Mr.. Lockwood and Mad d I'm reply question
whether her suspicious were ever excited sad people
| can think what they like"
| LEWIS NEVILLE examined am n French shoemaker;
at the time that the occurrence in question took place.
kept store at No BAL Broadway, in the building
that Mrs. Barbierre resided; occupied a also over
Mrs. Barberre's; have Mr. Lockwood there many
times; have seen him there sometimes twice Q day;
have seen him there in the evening; have had some
conversation with Mr. Lockwood about Mr. Barbisrre;
Mr. Lockwood asked me IL MIR Barberre did not visit my
store and ON being told that he did advised
permit him to do SO any more or should get myself into
scrape; was not in the house at the time Mr. Bar
bierrc shot at MIR. Lockwood; went about half
| hour previous to the The evidence here
closed on both sides and the submitted under
the charge of the Court The jury after brief consul
tation, found the defendant guilty OF assault only
Sentence deferred until Saturday The Court then
| adjourned until tomorrow morning.
CouRr CALENDAR THIS DAY-Cirouit Court.-l2, IS
35, a., 65 g. 81, 49, 90, 80 100 1907, lOl lO2 iOs
Superior Court-6l, 81, 8, H. 49, 90 So Ga TO- o. ~
90, DC, l0, l07, ia 49, III, 49, ll9 l2l, l2S l2a
l03 81, 100 04 10, D. so. 81 65, o. 81 "a a. A. ~
81, 50, 81 10, ~, 50, 81, A. -, A. 10, 10, a. 26s