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

that the daughter servant came homs considerably
generally about o'clock in the morning Mrs Ivnds,s
room door was generally when witness came down
in the morning Does not know anything about shaG
door Saw Mrs Lynae's door shut ons mSruins Shat
fer slept there that night stenhyle slept in town that
night. The bed in which MIR Lynde slept WAS In the
The head of the bed against tho door
leading into the other and witness thinks the door
could not be opened II the bed was not moved Tha bd
was moved the time of house cleaning Thinks IL was
about the time Of house cleaning that Seinhyls and
shaffer came The bed then moved nearer to the
fireplace Saw MIR shafer and Mrs Lynde in the house.
together Saw difference in her appearance whether
he not but thought she complained more of
bsing sick when he was away.
Cross-e4e mined-Is 10 years in the country: lives
now at Cssteton; was employed ny mrs Lyndsi while
at Mr. Lyndss witnesses business principally in the
kitchen cannot say at what time ShnGer commenced
riding In carrisge after coming to Mr. Lynde's In the
shafYer hurt bis arm thinks it might be about three
weeks he rode out in carriage In fortnight after ne
left by the boat and shasr by the second boat;
cannot say she but twice cooked second breakfast
Shnnrr knows the children sick In that room,
but don't know whether the bed removed by direo
ton of DR. Smith to let In more air or not.
win you state what you said to Doctor Smith
Al said what had to say would be against Mrs.
Q-Did you not say to DR. Smith you could not come
to court on Mrs Lyndss side, because you had given
your statement to MIR Lynde and he had taken 1t down
in writing!
q Did you hear Of an ARRAY taking place at Mr..
Lynde's house,
A Yes, sir.
q. How long after that did he call on YOU
MAY Mosprm examined by Mr.. Jordan-Livedn near
MI Lyndss; is a aundrsss; WAS laundress to shsnsr
and steinhyle directed by Mrs Lynde have their
clothes done up WE'LL while shaHer WAS boarding at
Winters, Mira Lynde told witness, If wished to take
Shaers washing, she would speak him to give it to
witness The remainder of this witnesses testimony
unimportant.
ELizAsKrH BLAxE examued-Was servant at Mr.
Lyndes; saw MIR Shsfer and Mrs Lynde evening
on the front stoop they were walking backward and
forwards linked arms has no recollection Of any other
circumstances.
JAMES G BERGER, examined by Mr.. Clark.--Is &C.
quainted with Mr. and Mrs Lynde was at their house
several times In the years ls43 and s4l went there
do carpenter work. in lSi3 putting up arbors and
repairing the fence in 1914 repairing locks doors,
&c saw Shafer there; was putting lock a door
ut the head Of the stairs this door and the door Of Shat
ferris in the entry, opposite sides; wit
afterwards down stairs, and Shaffer
down stairs Mrs Lynde the first time below stairs
1t about o'clock in the morning thinks it In
upper entry hall putting lock- did not see which
door she came out Of; it before shaGer down
getting OF bed she had her morning sress it
the dress she had when witness her FIRST
In the morning. she seemed to look scky and emacated
and complained to. witness of being sick
- Did you ever see Mr. shaner and Mrs. Lynde out
A-Yes. sir several times In is44 they were in car
rage together; 1t weather at the time; does
not think 1t was uncommon thing to SEQ lady and
gentleman in carriage together; them of
ing walking down lane together they went to tho edge
OF the wood; them more than once; only them
alone at other times the children with them
mot them afternoon coming towards Quarantine In
Mrs Skaters carriage met them afterwards returning
from Quarantine towards MIR LyDdes house; heard Mrs
Lynde speak OF Mr. shaer 1t about settling stall
in the stable for his horse the first time he heard
her speak of him when he was fixing the mosquito
net on his bedstead
Cyon -enamined by Mr.. sArpronp-Thiuks now it
Berthe that brought him the order to fix the locks
does not remember the number Of times he fixed the
locks in ls43 knows he fixed them than once;
thinks was Berthe that for him each time Ia not
positive whether II Berthe the other that
lived there that for him in 1914; thinks no
Mr. Steinhyls there once.
After the Of this witness was finish
ed the court adjourned to tomorrow, (ths mornng)
| UNITED STATES DDTnIcT CouRT-Before Judge Belts
worth indicted for passing counterfeit quarter eagle
Mr. Plume grocer residing at the corner Of Rving
ton and Allen streets on the oh day Of August last
The case Is adjourned VI tomorrow (this morning.
SUPERIOR Cousr.-before Judge yanderpoel-HaJsas
Corpus-Lucy Smith brought from Blackwell
Island, whittier she had been sent by OF the commit
Fort Hamilton, where he had enlisted volunteer In
the United States service at the Of seventeen
On motion of their counsel D. b Taylor Esq, both par
ties were set at liberty
CouRr or GENERAL SESSIONS Before Recorder Scott
| and Aldermen Dodge and Tappan. John McKeon Esq,
| District Attorney.
morning Augustus sample (colored) placed at the
bar for trial Indictment for burglary in the I'd
degree in having the 10th day Of September burga
riously entered the dwelling house of Moses Leonard
No 39 Houston street, and stolen therefrom u clock
clothing ana money, TO the value M. Of S 90
on the goth day Of September my house WAS broken
open, and $40 In silver CON- some clothing and clock
stolen have since bed quilt ard the clock at
the police Office the house fastened by myself the
money was tied up In rag, and placed in a trunk.
PETER GRANGER sworn-1 am q dealer in second hand
goods my store is in Grand street the goth day
September last bought from the prisoner bed guilt
ana clock, both Of which were identified by Moses Leo
nard ! gave him 81 so for them
The jury retired under cbaIgs Of the Court and after
absence of ten minutes returned verdict guilty
when the court sentenced him to the State prison
term of ten years.
| Trial for Mansiaug hter-Davld Regain was then
+ mi
slaughter In the LIST degree In having the 9th day Of
oessory to the death Of Timothy Kelley The testimony
in this Ii the that adduced the trial OF
Driscol, who was acquitted on Wednesday. The jury
under charge Of the court found verdict Of not guilty
Triai for Embezstsmenf aud Grand Larceny -Alonzo
Finch next placed at the bar for trial ndic
1916, embszzsl and stolen from Felix A. Huntington
| dry goods to the value Of $500
FELn A. IuHTISeTos sworn nm q merchant at
| No. 81 Cedar street Finch was salesman In my
poy in isa6. at which time was doing business at No
| Mr.. Finch and myself by which he to act sales
man and purchaser and to receive third Of the
profits Of the purchases made by him he came into
my service on the LIST of February aud remained little
more than a month he represented that he had sold,
various persons bills of goods amounting in all to $500
tho bills not being paid pressed the collection of them
when wa. informed by my clerk that the parties TO
whom Finch said hs sold the goods denied having
bought any goods Of MIR. Finch called on him and
stated what had been said by the parties when he
piled he would make II all right to morrow be after
wards returned a part OF the goods.
The court at this stage of the trial. adjourned until
tomorrow morning.
CouRr CALENpARs Oct. Is Circuit Cowt-Before
Justics Edwards 127, 1871 Ii3 $50, 49, H. lis,
100 1877 1873 49, I6J Before Justice Moorehouse
same AS published yesterday
Common Psas-Part ist-Nos. 1l6, l2s, 100, 1875, 80,
90 Part 2d-Nos 1871, 70, 1OI.
Snp,rfor Court-Two BrsncbesNos 90, liz, 1l6, 20,
g. IO7 Il3 49, co. 100 5s o. H. To- ia 1884, 49, 1885,
IJ I43 TO- &c. CO. H. 195 49, 81 81 SO, IS, rs 23 la2
| miscellaneous
The estate belonging TO the heirs Of the late Gov
Fenner, North Main Benefit street Proy-
denoe, was sold at auction Monday, and the whole