Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-30


cellar, under the front steps; then went up
and cleared out the stove in the back private
room of the Medical College room; the anat-
omical room is up stairs; the chemical and
medical below the former in the west and
the latter in the east wing; then went down
10 DR.. WIS laboratory door 10 clear up his
room the door that leads 10 my cellar; the
door under the stairs leading from Dr. WIS
small room 10 his laboratory under the labo-
ratory stairs found that door bolted on the
inside | then went round 10 the next door
that led 10 his laboratory, and found that fast;
put in my key; found | could not get in, and
that it was bolted heard him in there
walking; heard the Cochituate water rum
ming went up stairs and tried the door that
led TO the lecture rom from the front entry
Here the Court took recess.
SECOND DESPATCH.
After the recess Mr.. Littlefeld resumed
put the key into the lock 10 unlock it; [
found that it was unlocked and bolted on the
inside afterwards went down stairs into
my kitchen ard laid down; about four o.
clock lady who was from Medford and
staying at ny house, came into the bedroom,
went 10 tie door and found that it was Mr.
Petty. Ie had come TO fill out a ticket for a
student named Ridgway, who was going
away--ve filed ont for him all but one for
e NahGtnr'g ,,nt | l.
myse'. had some of Prof. Webster's lee
ture ckets.
Aer Petty went away--he staid about
fiften minutes-l again went to the door of
theaboratory; found the doors all fastened
at lrst; | went then to fix his fire, and clean
tt room up. He, Prof. W., used TO leave on
Is tables the glasses and vessels used in his
,ctures; and always requested me 10 clean
hem up. At about half past five O'Clock, as
| was in my kitchen, heard some one COM
ing down the stairs of the back entry.-(Here
the position of the stairs referred to was ex-
hibled in the model.) Left Prof. WIS room
and went out saw Mr.. Clapp, Kingston, Full
Ter and Rice come in by the shed. Clapp
said he wished 10 speak with me; said he
was going to search every every foot of land
in this neghborhood, and wished to search
the College, so that people around might not
object 10 having their houses searched
told him | would show him all parts of the
saw Dr. Jacob Bigelow Ia tho entry. We
all went into my parlor and talked; DR. Bige-
low said show them every thing; some one
said let us begin with Dr. Webster's rooms.
Calhoun on Sanda Nog5h 5a, Grove St witn Mr
ing into Front ST. from Bridge s,roo,. re.
marked that there was one of our Professors
coming; when DR.. Webster saw me he came
right up TO me, and asked, "Mr. Little6eld
did you see DR.. Parkman during the latter
part of last week % | told him | did: he
asked me when | saw him; said last Friday
lbout one and half o'clock. Ha asked me
'where did you see him ?' said about this
pot; he asked me which way he was going;
said he was coming right towards the col.
egc told him was standing in the front
ntry, looking out at the front door; he had
lis cane in his hand, and struck il down on
he ground, and said, "Thai is the very time
hat paid him four hundred and eighty-three
olars and sixty-lhree cents;' | remember
e had the cents on | told him did not see
Dr. Parkman come in or go out of the college, |
Or went directly into DR. Wares lecture
pom | laid down on a settee; he said he |
ounted the money down 10 DR.. Parkman in
is lecture room he said that Dr. Parkman |
rabbed the money from the table without
bunting it, and run as fast as he could 90
40 or three steps at a time; he said that DR.
arkmun told him he would go with him 10
and discharge mortgage, and
II. Webster said, | suppose, he did, but |
ave not been over TO the Register of Deeds
see; he said this was the first he had
lown of il; he had read it in the Tran
ript he said he was engaged TO meet an
known gentleman, and he had come to see
'out it; he had been to see Dr. Francis
he then went away; when DR..
ebser spoke 10 me, he used before TO look
in the face with his head up; he did not
so then, but looked down and appeared
infused and agiiated; never saw him look
before he looked thoughtful and pale; O
MT say which way he went, but think it ,
is towards Cambridge; on Monday | could -.
t get into his room 10 make up the fire
3 first knew of his being in the college,
Y wife told me; she told me that DR.. Sam |
Parkman had been there to see Dr. Web t
n; | asked how he got in, seeing that all !
, doors were locked; went up the labora- &
y stairs and saw DR.. Samuel Parkman and b
Webster in the back room; they were .
king about the old DR.. Parkman; | over
ard the conversation about some money
ere was nothing new ELECTED in the ba-
ce of the evidence.
cross examination was about O.
begin when The Court adjourned. h
LONG SERMON BAD IN ITS EFFFEcTs.-A
lisier, having preached a very long ser !"
n, as his custom was, some hours after re