Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-02

Der, 1876, in Court street at from hapas to half
past o'clock; fix the time because Our dinner hour is
atone O'Clock 1had been to dinner and got back and
my young had been to dinner at o'clock and got
back. / then went down town. My young man was
gone about half an hour As was going to Haymar-
ket square, met him near the head OF Sudbury street,
and opposite Mrs. Kidders medicine shop; he stopped
Vas passed along and turned round facing the street.
1 He had his hand behind him under his coat-ta and
sstood looking up the houses the opposite sde he
swas going toward Bowdon square when first saw
$when went home Saturday night at half-past ten;
9oclock, my wife told that two men had been to the
ahouse to look for DR.. P
Cross erdanned-I mentioned the fact to lady who]
Awas at the house, and also to gentleman named Eos
$ter; gentleman was with me by the name of j. IL
aRusse at the time he does not reeoec the day. thought
Che remembered the TACT OF seeing Dr. p while with me-
swent down to Haymarket square, and from thence o|
he market to buy my marketing for Saturday; am sure
xths was on Friday, because never buy my marketng
Stor Saturday on any other day than Friday.
n Sam A. Wentworth, sworn-I was acquainted with
&Dr. George Parkman had known him two years II
saw him last in Court street. between the hours of half
pasttwo and halt past three fixed the time because
Aour dinner hour is o'clock as was going to Hay
market Square, and from thence to market for my Sa
%turdays marketing met him in Court street he stop
ped suddenly the side walk and turned towards the
&mddle OF the street he was looking il at the OPP
opposite houses; Saturday evening after had shut up
8my wife said there had been two men there after Dr.
Parkman remarked that guessed then he had notl
&gone great ways, for had seen him yesterday after
AWARDS me when saw him passed him and then vent
across the street, and from the opposite side looked
aback and saw Dr. Parkman standing as have said II
Mknow it was not on Thursday, for never buy my Sa
Mturday's marketing on that day.
a Samuel Clelland, sworn-l have known DIR. Georgej
Parkman eleven years; during 1887 his tenant;
&last saw him on Friday, November 3d. him inI
aWashngton street, between Milk and Franklin ss; i'll
WAS as as can put it between quarter and half
& past three; | should think it was twenty minutes
apast; it was the East side OF the street; he was!
fho hodt
been to call on Rev. George Wells; always called upon!
Ahm at three O'clock fix the day because | had ad
dressed note that dayto the Rev. Mr. Allen at East
WBoston know whether he could supply our pulpit onl
1.-THE Sabbath the lad returned the noe not being
gable to find MIR. Allen; it is dated Friday have theI
8note my pocket; at three o'clock concluded gol
I land see the Rev. Mr. Wells; as not to fndI
hm, except at three waited and left my store at that
%hour; had called on MIR. Wells, and going alongl
#Washington street, when saw DR.. George ParkmanI
Booming before me- as thought, in company with Ia
borng in his working dress it was this that attract
4ed my attention to it it was mistake, however he was
alone; the did not mention it Mr.. Turkey was
hat the offer of ard for him mentioned his having
abeen at the South End thought my inormationI
$5could be OF no consequence.
q Abby S. Rhodes, sworn-Have been acquainted
with Dr. George Parkman; last saw him the after
Snoon OF Friday, Nov. 3d. in front Of Emery & Sou
aherns store think it quarter five; there was
IA man with him; was going towards Chamber street,
&3and he going towards Bowdoin square; was as
near him asl could be in passing with my daughter
3cause was the only day that week that went Quit
with my daughter and came home with her; we vent
ou shopping; we bought eleven yards otmousin de aine
Hat 20 yard dollars and thirty cents and paid
1.-THE money; have since gone to the store and ascer
talned by their books that it was not Thursday, for
was at home all that day, have taken the greatest
pains to be certain OF the days was certain Oft that
vent to the Rev. DR.. Francis Parkman first heard OIL
&Dr. Prs disappearance from the papers Sunday i
my daughter went up into the country on Saturday and
came back the next Tuesday, that day asked my
son it anything had been heard of Dr. p; my daugh-
liter then reminded me that bowed to him in Green
street
= Mary Rhodes, sworn - L knew DR.. George Parkman
tor nearly two years remember seeing Dr. George|
Parkman on Friday, Nov. 23d, at about five o'clock i
$my mother was with me- there was gentlemen walk
Hing with Dr. p; did not know him had been out
8anG bought mousen de laine dress at Hoovey's; Il
Xhad the bundle, carrying it home,
81. Sarah Greenough sworn-I !have known DIR. Geo
3Parkman from early life him last on Friday the
week in which he disappeared in Cambridge street. be-
minutes before three; had engagement three O.
o'clock IN Temple street, TO meet my son; was myE
away up Cambridge street to meet this engagement i
when got to Lynde street, took out my watch andi
was ten minutes to three and had time get to myI
8son's; there saw DIR. P. the opposite side oil
: the street my belief that saw him spositve.
Samuel b: Green sworn am salesman ma in Hoo
Sveys store, in Winter street on Friday, 23d of Nov
#there was parcel OF mousln de aine sold, elevenI
ayards at 20 cents yard there other PARCEL
ao mousne de aine sold that day for cash except that
. memorandum book.
On Friday three dentists testified for the prosecution
that they thought they could identify the teeth
found in the furnace, if they had been Of their
ufacture. One of them, however, thought he could
aonly have identified the teeth by comparing them with
the model. And another admitted it was possible they
amight have been warped by fire.
The prosecution offered evidence to show that per-
\ son was in Boston on Friday, Nov 3d. who was
mistaken by several for Dr. Parkman but the Court did,
not admit it. Mr. Merrck addressed the jury for the
Sdetence.
As readers have been apprised by teegraphc
Sreport, verdict rendered at II O'clock Saturday
3nght that the prisoner GUILTY MURDER THE!
SFIRST DEGREE.
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