The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-11

oSnpK sues.; ms = iNau.L consisting Of wife, six
6sushtsrs the slasst N ssvsntssn years old Mary
FEWER, the prs oner, lives immediatsy joininS &,
nno oniy nn,e the month Of August last; she
hves ~ NO l76 Spriog street; have seen . great
many men and women go into that house since 1st
August ht and until October at all hours up ~slve
and At all hours In the morntng they appeared
" ee women Of bad character; have heard men and
w men csrousipg there At ell hours have seen men
ard women drinking together each man had . woman
by his SIDE and they singing, and ut the end OF
each verse they used to drink; saw men and women
frequently in and out to apartments attached
TO the house, and they used generally to quench the
lights and then into these spsrtments often heard
improper language used by men and women on the
prtmifss Jaw men and women in the act Of I'M
dIessiDR alec; heard two men at ono time COM
ing down the stoop, and one ssid to the other
sion, which could not with propristy be made to
appear in print am grocer in trade; saw colored
women 60 to the house, they belonged to Thompson
street; other women also went there from No. 80
Thompson street; their conduct Vas light; they used
to trip along thu street, and trip up men with whom
they not acquainted Counsel here excepted to
some points in the testimony, which was ovsrrued }
The obscene words used In September last
eight and ten clock at night
JONAS WoOD betty sworn, testified In borati0n
as to the general character Of tho house.
JoHN LIVINGSTON testified that he had often been in
the house, and several men and women there;
heard Mary Fowler say she wshed she had MiAs Came
in the house and that che would not lie long virtu
ous often married men and married women In the
house; never prisoner receive any remu nerstion
fl ON any Of the parties; saw Mrs Smith, Mrs Ora
per and other married women there; knew Miss Ro-
visits Of male friends went to the house to see two
women of bad character
The Court here adjourned to IL o'clock this fore
noon, when the case will be resumed.
JAN. 10 Trial of Mary Fcwler for Keeping . Dis
orderiHou.e rtsumed.-This trial resumed before
denfeIy crowded court, and the seemed to have
exci,e ed good deal Of interest The prisoner took her
seat by her counsel and the usual noise hustle, and
confusion prevailed In the imme date vicinity Of the
Reporters table almost throughout the day, rendering
thnea eNn
testimony of the with efses
JOHN LIvINGsToN-whoh had been examined on the
direct. on the previous dAy-wsB called to the stand,
and examined on the part Of the defence
He testfed-l am lawyer for the last two yesrs
keep office at No. New street /; first became ac-
quaiLted with Mrs Fowler In August or September
1913; had business with woman named Anne q.
Robinson, and also Mary A. Ballard. and called to
them ct her house in Spring street saw them before
this on the 3lst July, in Mulberry street do not
know at whose house; believe at that Of Mrs Bowen;
1t was about @ O'Clock In the evening went there
alone ON professional business can tell the nature
Of this al business nteman came TO my
ece, named Bogardus and said that his sister, Mrs
enticed from her home, and that she lived At this
house that be wished me to 60 there, to prepare pa
pers TO commence Q civil suit for seduction; | went
there and bad conversation with Mrs Ballard she
raid that 1t was her sister that had been seduoed
then saw the sister, but took measures at that
time about the business afterwards Instituted crimi
nal proce. sings drew adavits and waited on Colo.
mel Snow to commence the crimins proceedings
don't with to mention the name Of the party whom
she complained Of; she then went to Mrs Fowler's;
not aware that Mrs. Ballard after she went to Mrs
Fowler's house. passed by my name, that is as Mrs
nae some otneT Deaioes prs!essions aS
house; was not aware that she was going there l
paid some one for carrying her baggage she
stopped there believe for about four weeks did not
know that che parsed by my name at this house; am
not aware that steps taken by me about this orr
minsl business while she was at Mrs. Fowler's; Miss
slept there "ss
times; did not ray airs Fowler for my beard; paid
know what Gle It was for GsuahtsrJ / used to 20
TO Mrs Fowler. on evenings about seven O'Clock, and
9h n.ror ossa pass me
also Of the persons that went there with me-
and Others called in to ace Mr. ca%sron once .nd
hsa conysr.sfion with him abort thi. hnnsa u. ha.
1,vsn a r "a ~ thi .n..+ so,o nIuso Mo-
Judson; he 10 the editsr of Ned Buntline's O0n;
his paper about this house wrote 10 him about It BY
MIR Cameron, who called at my ofice by appointment
~ hnn.. ,s Sn.;n tr me ,e' IN. mouse, vent
not been there for the isss f.. days; now osskpys
have silent there three or four niabt. q vssE o''
Inc Pohcs Gazette vas here banded In, and witness
was Mked " ne had sent oommunioatio., which ap-
The SUBJECT Of the seduction Of Mrs. Ballad.
.air . iyreIsvsnf 70 the ss,ns 'A '.' - '''
Tha Cam Tnlsa In tHs ts.t,monx
w'rs..-I did not write that letter; knew Of it.
pslng written.
COUNSEL here read the following comuu nil alton,
which appeared in the above named journal of the date
VI 'A o''''ef' Ao-o. 800
THE BAyLEv CASE
OfkTInEs-In your paper OF last week In reviewing the
sreSs a. ". M"'nsS S S ~ ; e nc, .eaIns
have heIee TO that YOU do the favor and
the following brief On the th Of august Ias
called professionally institute proceedings
jury d have been ooIe Ann g. Robinson by relation
ssoy my eenss became interested ana nvesfsaed
nbyon uhso ntsi, INV hars sta.nd a,s al NJ
Pared TO prove TINT never kn.w or heard of Marv Had
Robinson, prior to the above date Beevir her state
men to whch che made her OATH undertook tho prosecution
charge was grave and one much So that felt
70 .he nrs"s ciatsoer o, the ana or
r't WV 'o .Du" yos NV pu0"''a' anu W
was then confirmed In my pehef oil the truth oil her do
Rn NJ m. examination AEON bc.us .orv,rcoa h,a hs,
eressy vnon turpeS nv bacT mon
psrtet was bound to do further connec
titn with them or ,hei, cause.
There my sy in the uesequent course pur.Sed BY Ann
ana nei s,er hav,ns esen informed ~ nay aen
cis. he hees, aa%m"d nd foaw@ uS as
to hat best In that matter neither led
determine oh. Nor there asy mystery in their sube
quent discovery their wherabout easily ascrtared BY