Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02

ser since his arrest have encaycred 10 call 10 mind M
aces he was at on Friday, I'D November; my father was
~ nome ' egh and then went a ncg gh5or's house with
us and returned al half past twelve: he went with nv moh
IL ana me- lie went to the gate and then away with
s n1.eri hc was at home and opened the door for e
"ich returned; was party; we all went IN stairs To-
gctheT do not know where he was that night after he m
me- oi my own knowdse WAS not down 10 breakfast nc
morning MYSELF first him that day at O'clock he
"hea III nome; ne was al home tea and In the eveEy
and read 10 rs in the evening; we heard OF the
oi Df i. that afternoon, from the Journal
th'hafm r Webster, sworn-I am the daughter of Dr. W.
oh rrday Nov sd, between hapast five and six saw nv
father at home at tea; he accompanied us 10 Mr. readwe
al q dlo not see him again till hapast II; We returned
:. e same tlme at one o'clock my father little after
on wednesday morning the day before rhanksgiy-
ing; he went with us that morning 10 family party at Mr
Cunningham s. we returned Cambridge al half-past 10 or
- we walked down TO the Tolhouse; we saw notice poa,
cd oi Dr. Pafknan my sister pointed out and NV ftbe,
read II to s on Sunday first saw my father soon attt
breakfast he hnd his hat in his hand 10 20 to Boston,
mother ASKED h 10 wait ill afternoons he went 10 church
VITA hf SAW him leave the house with her with the pur.
pose oil gong to Boston, heard his voice soon after dark
thhi evening, saw him between and TO-
- Ann finnegan, sworn-Bcing Catholic she kissed the
lioiV f.vangest-l live nj DR.. Websters; Dr. w came
RON Boston earlier than ususa on the Wednesday befo.
haAsglvng lie came into the kitchen and thought tha,
was beaed about dinner looked al the clock ana il was
only 2 ne w. into the garden recolect that he break
asted at home every morning while was there Till the
morning after he arrested.
Dr George b. Gay and Dr. w. Holmes were recalled and
testified further in relation 10 the remains
Professor Eben n Hosiord Professor in Lawrence Inst
ure and who ectured 10 the ss which Dr. Webster left
at the Medical College, found articles of clothing in
webster small private room, winch he sent 10 his house
There were IL pounds Of nitric acid in Webstes laboratory
IL would take about the weight OF the body of nitric acd
dissolve There was no apparatus in the laboratory Of
shicieIt sizt to dissolve the human body II nothing u
coon for nitrdc of copper be spilled about laboratory
pr w 4. u. Martin was next swoIn-- have pracsed
dentistry about eight years; manufactured my own mineral
'eei TOOK instructions of Dr. Keep in his lsthod oi man
niactnag teeth some five years ago The witness was
here sown The teeth found in the furnace he saw the par
nS marks on The teeth by which they could be lcatifed
lret ale ground on the inside that unusual! il is done
IL sht "nis;one from the size Of tourpencc 10 that
o dollar; we se il usually when the patient COMPLAINS
ihai he has mol room for his tongue There is nothing pc
cGa IN the Use ol rlllna pins in the position OF hole
d'd IN the tooth. This plate does iii the model of Dr.
Keep any better than could easily BIZ found 10 do in al
most every refuse oi CT teeth There is pCcuiiary in the
Inscription oi the aveolar process. There are many not SO
much absorbed, and many far The witness here
Sho"td 20 the jury how old plates OF teeth of lis own
would t the mould Of Dr. Park mans PIN the eye tocth und
The aecispid in the lower Jaw likely to last We
commonly LEI them remain on that account; Of the
blocks fcu?d IN The furnace in with which is SUD-
posed I" ~ the mould OF Dr. Keep has evidently been
posed o high hcat and is much warped which inclined me
10 think that the lower block in contact, may have been
warped and If warped il must have been warped to fit
Cross eXamlned-l made my teeth fl the OF my
patients az they No the
viii M two mouths but tho blocks of teeth which 20 on
the plates may answer for two mouths. modc does
exactly copy the bone of the Jaw bur the bone with the mus
re and Jaw in IT, could identify Of teeth on which
had worked, some time, If them in perfect stae
great part OF 5 work could identify in such n state
5ut could not The pecuaritss Of inv couId make
an impression on ME for time but could say how long
Professor lreadwel, recnllcd-On Friday Nov 23d Dr.
Webster called on me, with Mrs Webster about O'clock
they s'a! unit. nine and Nil Merrill Wymen and his wife
were there ana Judge Fay in me course Of hc
evening; he seemed cheerful and wandering at ALL At
ter siX o'clock Tuesday | saw him near the buryinp
ground; spoke with him. there was nothing remarkable
the conversations we spoke of Dr.. Parkman; there WAS
aohlns noticeable in his when that subject was al
uied to recoect afterwards, ne pointed 20 and
Crosse examincd-I am confdon. that no was coming TO-
wards his house, saw him another time afterwards but am
not confident what day.
Samuel 4. Wentworth sworn-I was acquainted with DR.
George Parkman had known him TWO years; saw him
last in Court street between the hours of hapast two and
ialpas three; fixed the time because dinner hour is
one O'Clock; as was going Haymarke Square and from
thence market for my Saturdays marketing NE! HMM
Court street. he stopped suddenly on the side walk and
turned towards the middle of the street he looking up
as al the opposite houses on Saturday evening" after
- -. if aaid two men ihcre ,f
ter Dr. Parkman; remarked that guessed ,e. iie Iia1 10:
ways for had him veserdv afternoon in
Court street Dr. Purkman coming towards me when
aw him. passed him and then went across the street and
rom the opposite side looked back and saw Dr. kman
standing ns have said know il Thursday for
never buy my Saturday marketing that day.
Samuel Clelland sworn.-I have known Dr.. Geo Park.
man eleven years; during 1887 his tenant las.
him on Friday, Nov 23d; him in Washington street
between Milk and Franklin sts; it as can put
between quarter and hafpas! three; shoad think it
was twenty minutes past II was the East side of the
had been TO call on Rev. George Wells always called up.
him three O'clock fix the day because had addressed
a note that day TO the Rev. Mr. Allen at Eas, Boson 10
know whether lie could supply pG, the next Sab
bath; the lad returned the note, being able find Mr.
Allen; is dated Friday have the note in my pockct al
three O'Clock concluded TO go and the Rev Mr. Wells
as was sure not 10 find him, except at three, waited and
e! my store at that hour; hnd called Mr. Wells nnd
was going along Washington street. when Dr. George
Parknan com ing before MS thought in company with
borin9 man in his working dress; il this that attracted
my attention TO III II was mistake, however he alone;
the reason did not mention Mr. Tckcy was that the
offer Of reward for him mentioned his having been
the South end thought my information could be ono
sequence.
Abby 5. Rhodes, sworn Have been acquainted with Dr.
George Parkman last saw him The afternoon Of Friday,
Nov 2Sd in front of Emery s. Souters store; think II
was quarter to five; there with hmi 60
ing towards Chamber and he going towards Bow
don square, him rs could be in passing with
my daughter between u.s. we bowed to him. remember the
day because il was the only day that week that went ou,
will, my daughter and came home with her; went out
shopping; We bought eleven yards of nousn de aine at 20
cts yard two dollars and thirty and paid the money
have since gone to the store nnd asceraned by their books
that it Thursday, for was home all that day;
have taken the greatest pains 10 be certain of the day. was
certain of It that wen! 10 the Rev Dr. Francis Parkmaa
rshcad Of Dr. P, disappearance from the papers on SUM-
day my daughter went up into the country Saturday and
and back the Tuesday; that day asked my son
if anything had been heard of Dr. p my daughter then
minded that we bowed 10 him in Green street
Mury Rhodes sworn-I know DIR. George Parkman for
for nearly years; remember seeing Dr. George Park
man. Friday, Nov. 23d, n ahOu. FIVE o'clock; my
thcr with me there was a gentleman walking with
Dr. P; did not know him; we had been out and bought
mousn de aine dress Hooveys; had the bundle carry.
ing il home.
Sarah Greenough sworn-I have known Dr. Geo Park.
man from early life; him last on Friday the week in
which he disappeared in Cambridge street. between Beknap
and South Russell steets; il minutes before hrce
had engagement three O'Clock in Temple street.
my son; my way up Cambridge street TO this
engagement when got to Lynde street, took my
watch and ten minutes three and had time gel
my sons; there DR.. P. the opposite side of the
street; ny belief that saw him Is positive.
Samuel B. Green sworn-I nm salesman In Hooyey's
store in Winter street, Friday, 23d of Nov there
parcel OF motsn dc ane sod eleven yards at 70
yard there other parcel of mousin de ane sold tina
dav fer cash except that; if there do recoIec
only Know II from n memorandum book
Mr. Soher here said may please Courr this closes
evidence but should like The privilege OF looking ove
memorandum il any witness has escaped u.s. Th
Court then adjourned
The swearing OF several witnesses seeing Dr. Parkmar
after the time of his supposed murder charged in the in
dctmens has been very positive and the most
animation has shaken the witnesses but little.
Al this point in the testimony the Court adjourned unit
Tomorrow morning at 10 O'clock
In report OF the testimony OF Dir Starkweater il
Wednesdays paper In describing the conduct OF DR.. Web
ser a the JAIL immediately his arrest among other ex
carnations, ne reported TO have said Villain that am
ruined man. This should have said, "Ihat ralain-
am q ruined man."
BosroN, FRIDAY, March 90, P. NJ.
The Court met this morning at the usual hour and tn
room crowded TO overfowing. Among the spec
tators within the bar the Hon. Rufus Choate.
The Commonwealth called up the following rebuttng