The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-15
Law Intelligence.

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HENRY A. WISE.
Law InteIiiQenoe.
C,RcvIr CouRr Oct l4-B.fore Judge Moorehouse
and a Jurv-Charse of .4dri,.,y-Third Day-Lynde
s L,nd, IT his csss was resumed and the court was
crowded as usual since the Of the trial
The parties In the suit also occupied their usual places
CrAnLrs LEVER was produced and examined by Mr.
Jordsn The amount Of his testimony went to show
that on the occasion q MS min
wagon about ~ or IL O'Clock at hight lie going
to Port Richmond cannot exactly tell the day. II
in 1874 In the autumn; the camp meeting held at
Rossvie the weather very fine cannot tell how the
parties we're dressed
Cross-eramined by Mr.. SANproBp - Cannot tell
what day he had seen the parties; what day Of
the camp meeting
By Mr. JsnpAs-Thinks it was about dark when he
saw them
Isaac BERrIsE sworn examined by Mr. Jordan
Lived with MIR Lvnds commenced in March Is4l and
continued until is44 in the capacity of farmer garden
err taking care OF his horses carriages the farm
and in the garden; drove his horses sometimes, and
worked them the farm he kept horse all the time
part the time had two of the kept
for saddle horse and the other hack horses don't re-
in TO-
there in the spring Of ls2 they then lived at Port Rich
mond he came there about April or May he brought
Mr. Lynde's stable; usually harnessed the horse, and
took care Of 1t for him all the time lived with Mr..
Lynde; Nh. Lynde bought the saddle horse after he
had left the south side OF the island the nrst saddle
horse was bought In the fall OF 1872 that horse was
fall the next spring. the first horse found fault
with by Mrs. Lynde she did not like the horse Mrs.
ynds SPOKE OF having s ,ops
Shafers first horse was small grey mare; he bought
it for saddle horse for himself to ride he used for
saddle horse; the first horse that Lynde bought was
not used at ALL he disposed of that horss he had
ther horse trial. it used saddle horse by Mrs
| don't remember having seen Mr. shafer and
Mrs. Lynde riding together; after left in 1874
in tSs at
day; think have sen them walk out together; they
walked down the street together down the lane toge
Their don't know that have ever them walk TO
the piece Of woodland the house together; have
them walk down towards the steamboat together
the lane mention leads to the woodland adjoining;
sometimes Mr. Lynde used to walk with them, and
sometimes Mr.. Steinhyle; Mr. Lynde generally walked
ahead; generally far ahead when they walked to the
steamboat; don't know why Mr. Lynds used be far
ahead unless through fear Of being left behind by
the steamboat when they started all together cannot
ed side by side together such occasions; used to
frequently take them down in MIR Lynde's wagon; 1t
a part of them; Mrs. Lynds generally walked in fine
weather; whenever | went with the wagon Mrs Lynde
shaRer used to ride with her. and sometimes Mr. Stein
hye; Mr. Lynde on such occasions used to some
times go on foot; when the road was wet she
used to ride when it was dry, she used to
walk never heard Mr.. Lynde give any for his
not riding with them; recollect accident that hap
pened to Mr. Lynde in carriage In 1912 or ls43 they
we're thrown out Of tho carrsge it either In July
August shaGer and Lynde started to quarantine 10
meet the boat the horse shyed and upset the carrags
saw the accident happen; they both thrown out
into gutter Shaer had his leg hurt and lsme
Mr. Lynde also appeared to be badly hurt 80 much 80
that no was not able to walk home shaer walked home
Mr. Lynde got home in a wagon that was coming M
from the dock belonging to man named Messeros
put him into IT. then got up to the gate; helped
him out of the wagon went In the front in the
first place before he went in he sat awhile the stoop
then went in and up stairs to his usual lodging
room; Mr. Shaffer went into his room; the rooms
situated the second story Shafer occupied the
he ro h
the stoop took his psntaoons OIL in the room after
wards; don't recolect being helped to DO so by any
one Mrs. Lynde think, was In the room part OF the
tme alone In the room with him with the exception
Of the time Mrs. L. there; he then helped himself
sst MIR shaffer and asked me to go into his room;
went into Mr.. Shaffsrs room; she was washing him
with camphor he WAS the bed; think he had
morning gown on; what other clothes ! cannot say; !
don't recoilect II MTs Lynde was IN when was IN
saw Mrs Lynde 20 I'M she was washing his face or fore
head; was by the door when she went In and was
washing his face; did not see Mrs Lynds washing Mr.
Lynde's head; Dr. EDDY got there MIS- Lynde said
that neither were scarcely injured cant now long
Mrs Lynde remained in MIR Lyndes room; she appear
cd to Do most IN Mr. Shauer room; ME- Lynne was up
again in day or two ana don't know out ne was III
| the same day. Shaier was lying down or about the
house; not out on business ior ABOUT week; nave
seen Mrs Lynde dressing ms leg Gay OF TWO after Il.
came home after the hurt u WAS on the oack stoop my
business brought me round That way she had Smaller
leg believe on her lap or on tne cner sns SAY on MS
TO either Of them; when Mrs Lynde saw that wa, her
think she started or showed PACK 70 gs OUT sne SAFE
nothing 70 me; .n'1h sa' uld on rU n n
Il
EDDY went there ne did seem caneo upon TO remain
! Know OF none OF the servant women ehat had peen
called upon 10 ASSIST was NJ MT Lynoes On tne 4tn ~
,uIy, iess; remember tns evening RieVUui wen. ~
tne soutn soe OF the ,siano' Wens Will VI Eynue Auu
MS daughter bathing 20 Mr Mf
daughter came Dack WIN Wary, Ml. tynae aaueh.el
gov PACK between "a ~ th o,oS, h &c. ~ Ely @
when ne war On Ine & @ ,h M
stoop Mr. Smaller was on inc stoop WIN her think no
one sise was WIN ner 'ninm t 10" 10 S -,
.ne amy up .nef9 WIZ ~ b th s,o ; ~ ,h
time was at MI Lynde mouse ON tns evening si the
AIN july ieit tnere III Io alsei . , @ M
paoki nso WI. yht LIE ,hnmt ~ nciocS ~ af1sr
returned tnnt hen. ~ wS' a . -. .sra =,
saw Mrs Lynoe on Tue emu s.ouP rnen W.
onamer was WIN nei, s,nn LIZ iih, We" T., ,h $500 s :
fanny up saw NJ vne cav ~ ls a. ,, ~.
went ID tue p's ga'e VA. .aue LIN ., th; W w.,
carriage yaiai the Gnu saJop Vpo"1 W ",s LIN
was the usual way OF entering tne house wnen came
home; was taking tne morse 70 the staoe sne time
1t was pretty lste anu 70 sss ~, 50 nas no
could see me or hear me- Mrs Lynde spoke 70 me AZ the
time; Mrs Lynde tod me TO LOOK rouna ana see thee
were any fires that they were Watching the nres look
ed round and saw no hresi Shaner ala not speak put
the horse in the stable left them there when went Into