The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-22

s0sng large numbers OF asQ and Sthers, IL
was unreasonable, not absurd 30 suppose that you
ssud bring TO state OF comfort when rippsi
Of those acquaintsnces and control that you could
BE expected to minister mueh to the comforts ola nus
all sOdlJ and 50 little from your naturally cold dis
position Al to prevent its bsing at all apparent ana
sganst mnom on account o. ms FORMER osu -;
some feelings Of dislike disgust proosoy iarked IN
your breast. .
Thus, then, tosum up ALL have sent for you in the
hope that we should be comfortable have strovs 70
make you but the causes which have named or
some Others funaided by any impropreties or e1oes
nv paI q prevents you from being SO; conse-
slently am Of course uncomfortable and my home,
in which Inevsr have bnt little time to spend Is made
upsom Portable also which. together with the weight
osrss and anIieties Of my business cannot endure
have months past fully weighed and pondsrsd
all these matters, and have satisfied myself that this
state OF things the result Of temporary cause
but that itEhas, on your part permanent abiding
y cause It TO break out again hereafter 1t ia unpsa
and very unpleasant Yet so is and rsthertnat
we should beth be made uncomfortable for the remain
der Of our days something must be done ny part
or on yours, alter It, rs will rot permit such state
of things to constantly wear .rsv and interfere with
stsary best to be done leave for you to end
for TO agree on asking you also to take with you
ready and 1T all times 70 do my duty to you in
peeupisry point OF VIEW and that 1t Is msnifsstly
compatible with our rather than to remain and
spend together life of misery of the kind have
spent for some time past Your a Tmos WARNER
p [Addressed Mrs Eleanor Warner, No Is City Hall
Place New 1ork city
witness examination ooHtinued.-o-Was there
greater state Of coeness between your father and
mother his return from Rochester, In consequsnce
Of that letter Any mother can best explain. q
Did he make any charge against your mother, A
Yes he charged her with Drunkenness the charge was
false he charged her with sovenlinsss that false
abo there sometimes two servants kept; there
only at that times the house three story
Warner charged her With wasefulness also; that
fase he complained OF some cold liver being given to
ths cat and dog; my mother WAS economical the
uttp ali ad ~ har n
he not able TO answer except from hesrsay, and
he more than once remarked that Mrs. Warner could
prove all those things better
The Judge complained that gaeat deal OF time was
wasted in askisg this witness questions that he knew
Mr. Clark said he sorry that there not time
to try the give them opportunity OF ask
s such questions as they thnk necessary Tor tbs de-
The Judge said there Wa. plenty oftme to try the
sause; but whenever he found that the time n
necessarily wasted he would interfere and interrupt
counsel whether it was pleasing or disclosing TO
them.
Witpess oontinued-I followed Mr. Warner to Albany,
bat could not md him there; then went on to Troy
and Uncovered the name Of Mr.. Warner and lady"
the books OF the hotel. left Mr.. Warmers house
IN July, lSi9 have been at is City Hall place this
week MIR Coleman inquir, for him, bat could not
get into the hou,e; DIR. aedat was there; don't
know where Mr. Warner is. Mr. Warner once asked
ny mother how abe got out Of the az the time OF
tbe explosion, "a she was slgays trsnshxed with
right; my Eothsr said, Really, Thomas, 1 don't
know "
n she Suspected him ,
Direct examination b, Mr. araham-I knew Mr.
Drury shortly after l came to this country he
sisnt of my fathers; have seen Drury occasionally
since the last trial; saw him at Mr. Coemsn's store,
II Nassau street; / have not Drury AZ his
hosse since the explosions; haze been there before;
have not spoken to prury's son sboutt.
Q-Yeu have been asked about Thompsons inter
views with your father and his being in his ocv with
him alone. Are you not aware that Thompson was
employed to detect coEnterfeits OF Doctor Mofat's
laseis'
A Yes; know that. recorect one time think
hog there some in the house, aud asking "a
thsr II he had his revolver, ana he asked why! told
him, and he desired mother aud me to 60 up and see
Who was there Ihis eyidenes vas to saSw that Mr.
risd revolver always aimee the explosion; he has
paid $40 week for my mothets support, and SO for
mine he has paid IL up to last Saturday; |
ing for myself at tbs cake aud bsc nit business.
came 10 this country after my sister and her hus
band. mt Coicman; Mr. and Mrs Coleman remained
at Mt Warmers house for about year after their
rival In this country III viii be seen thatths witness
always avoided calling hr Warner =" father Hc in
vsrisbly dssignst.d him Mr.. warnerl
TO Mr. Clark never recosct any particular act
ofco~ardice on the part OF Mr. Warner prevoust to the
Mr.. Graham.-,DId not your father say, some time
shortly before the explosion, that he would be called
10 Philadriphis' A. lie may have said SO
To Mr. CLARK 1t pending suit FOR divorce that
The allowance was made by Mr.. Warner for my mother
and me
Judge George, your father separated from your
mother for IS years, tell what impression
made upon your mind respecting your father during
that period. A.-His name was rarely mentioned.
Judge i have observed that throughout the trial
plain to the jury why ,ou thus appear to repudiate
him as your father' From the manner In which
ana never forgave him; Or could ever forgive say
enc Who injured h, Snwny oS sa you leave II.
t dS ,OuI lsIne ssSs me Sous.
M Ciark.-Is not your feeling towards your father
augmented since the explosion and because yeu sus-
pected father to have sent the box for the
pose of taking the life OF your mother At is
Mr.. Grsham.-whst has occurred since to induce
you to believe thst your father was guilty OF this
crime A.-Becsnss think there may be some truth
in the evidence Of the Witnesses at the last trial from
Csnandagua and the sfndsylt 81 Sam sel prury. jr
have not read 1t myself but have been told oft o.
Has anything else occurred TO induce TO believe
your father guilty besides the Cauandsisua witnssss,
and Young brury's afndayits A-Mr Wilkes told me
that he believed II was my father sent the box a
when vas that A-rsst was before the last trial
ths Last trial QIs your belief Of your fathers guilt
stronger now than before the last trial. Al believe
not. Q-Do you believe your father intended TO de-
stroy your iiis also, we'll "a your mother's' Il
believe he didn't care II was out Of the way. O.
What reason have ysu for that, A.-BecaGse took
mothers part before took my mothers part he
very friendly 70 me, aud used to take me to the
mother than for me, though he didn't care II was
To Mr. ciark~-n ia NY S,i.f snd l,s ssl.J Of all sr
iends and scquaintanes., hst AZ. Warner Is ruiIiy Of
ss-di.g Ne Dor 10 destroy ry nother', ~.
To the Judge.-An sitsvit was made By me, from
which my fsther was suspected
70 al uror.My fathers life vas not quite 80 much
In danger mine irem the opening OF the box, Ger.
tsinly not In 90 much danger .. my mothers
TeNr. hekeon- The AFFIDAVIT alluded 10 vas made
1y me within the last week.
Jsfre Patterson, Of the ofcers OF police, cram
ined by Mr. McKeon-I was sst,ohed to the once Of
the chief Of police In May, az, vent TO Mr Warmers
hosfe after the explosion; found everything In dis
order twtncs described the effects Of tbs explosion
saw Mr. Warner aud his wife thers Q-whh d.
rections did he give yeul Ale directed us TO 20
In and look ut tbs condition Of the vent In
sod surveyed the room we collected the fragments 4
The boz these produced are the same y ,osu you
somewhat excited and remarked 20 that all Of
them pretty being destroyed
yudge-Did you observe that the explosion vas
sseh, thst any person Who was In the room at the
time would have been destroyed Al should
tbink %
xarined ny Mr.. clatk-I know One eyed
rbompsou; have had conversations With him about
shis nssction rbe conversstion vas not sdmissi
HE at the present stage Of the case
The Court adjourned 20 10 o'clock Monday morning.
Shs trial will in all probability las;three or four days