New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10

| DUN, a0C ne 10 her. from theN OcldNiOr IN Tue
house be appeared great deal older than she WAS
| Drum was nelghbOr 70 witness ~ home IN me
| landl bu; cldnt know MN thinks Margaret was not
! q neghboT Of Drums.
BIZ District Afforney What did YOU understand
her by losing her Oh irac,cTi
! THAT there had been improper connection be-
/ tween them she said more TO her a6ouir
! q About what time cid You hear Mar rci say sAe
] had lost Ter character
Think II was about the a0th july
! Rssc Inert, SwOm.-Snc WAS acquainted with
/ Margaret about FIVE months came 90 Newark about
I eleven months ago live 1t Dr. ClarSs have been
/ there over ME months. never saw anything 'eyon'
I'll iLiS came across, was very nice gTl very
well tempered girl have SCea a good deal Of her
was very cheerful and laughing was good company
saw change IN her sometime after he iih July
/ the trs' saw she commenced 20 cry she was very
: bad 4 was on TIE Monday she drSt saw her had
seen her ter DAYS before. but didn't notice the
/ charge the day Drum was killed was tn orly Jay
H0uced the Change It Was about three o'clock,
snd she was gong up town to buy = pur OF
! broken her character ard cried all the time her
| appearance was very much changed cred so loud
! could bear her ont IN the dlnlng-room she was
IN the kitchen, az DR.. ClarAs IN was IN the back
par; Of the Doctors house the dlnlng.r Is next
/ room towards the street kitchen door open
saw her sometimes IN Drums company don't re-
/ collect how often don't know Of her beng engaged
| 10 Drum never heard anything only she was Drums
/ girl L when She was first pointed Oui % me Il
! was about ten months or more ago didn't kno"
! Drum didn't know MarearetS age that afternoon
] &
/ heard her before when she began 10 speak she
couldn't finish II up, she was choking Kept talking
about him all the time she had heard Drum was mar
! ned witness had also heard It tins was about
| o'clock IN the afternoon, Margare; made part OF
rock IN our kitchen SAID She was gons to get mar
| RED.
Cross-erGnincf-W time was II when she went
! TO buy her shoes
about baf-past three SAID she was going up
town saw her that evening n half after seven, sld
| but very few minutes asked her to stay longer
| where, but would call when she came back. n 1t
M too late she a1 not come back again the
! family were Mt AT home the family were not NJ
! home 10 tea she blamed Drum very much for taking
/ away her character said she WAS going 10 drown
! herself and would have revenge on MN sht she
! told Drum She would drown herself, but he SAID ne
didn't she did, and as he didnt care for her
life she would have revenge on MN dld not see her
! have any knife she was crying all the time talked
/ OF nothing eNcep, about Drum and Gllan'S family
she talked hard against them talked about Ann Ma
guiie said she had seen Gan'S folk that they told
! her Drum had gone to Newly ork. and she heard AZ
tervafc he had nj gone she blamed them very much
fordeDyiug he was there didn't ask her any ques-
/ tons about Drum.
! DIRECT res,oned-She had dark dress on and ha,
! did Mt see any knife she sat down and rose up
! again l didn't pass any remarks
! q BIZ the court When she SAID she'd have re-
yenge. did she say how
| A-She did not
Here the Court adjourned
AFTERNOON Sessions =. VI.
Frsder7ck Watkins, swom-Lrve mile out Of New
! ark knew ". Garraty she came to live with me
/ Feb 1880 she was three months IN my house she
/ was chswhermsd and waiter she was of a mid dis
/ position and industrious had no reason TO suppose
/ her 10 be otherwise than yirtuouS she "as very
cheerful and lively came to Newark when she LETT
! she was two or three times week 10 Newark, She
was desirable servant think she was not possessed
! OF a very strong mind.
Hrs HatkiuS, (widow Of Mr.. Watkins who kept
/ hotel across the riyer) swOrn.-kne" Margaret Gar,
rafv. She was with me three months was very goOl
girl III respect To her character for good temper ana
! mousiry-waS a very good girl indeed. was ALWAYS
! lively think She was rather weak'mlnded she lcU
! ne 70 90 10 Newark used 10 come 20 Newark two
/ or three times week she mad no visitor.
! Daniel D,rler. swon-fIave lived IN Newark Is
/ yearS work IN leather. knew Edward Dram,
worked II months with him were working together
/ httlo before Drums marriage worked at one ma
! chine had seen Margaret Garraty twice ut her
| broihcrS he used to speak on Mondays Of having
/ seen Margaret on Sunday night he told me Two or
three tunes he was going t0mlrn her TINS was lnfce
! weeks before ms death sad there was couple OF
! boys gong 10 cut HIM out. but there wasn't boy IN
/ Newark could do It the Tuesday before ms death
! head he Was sick did nos come there again during
that week, saw VI. Garraty there on Monaay or
! TUESDAY before his death she called me out ana
asked If Ned Drum was there told her he was sex
she SAID be wasn't sick, and that she heard nc hai
/ cleared out asked her what the matter was, and II
she was married to hun SAID she wash married, II
| they were She wouldn't care where he vas, II he
/ never came back asked her # there was anything
! the matter except breach OF promise 81 marriage
SIC rtptlId there was good deal the natter, ana
/ buns; OUT crying told her she should aoquant her
bro ther Of such matters She didn't LOOK very good,
ano didn't want to stand near her her face was
! Wild anc her eyes looked quite red.
Q-Why DIDN'T YOU Ike 10 stand near her
! i-SCmtthWg struck me she wasn't night.
CroSs etaWmtd IN District AUOrHey-l knew her
! she came 20 tne shop door and called me out IN
! Catharne-st at the front door there was "A young
/ nan there up stars when she called me the talk
/ occurred IN tie street 1t vas in The forenoon,
/ young man sad Drum Was slck have Mt seen the
! young man since think he don't I've m town, he
nae seen The same young man week before sli Ike
hal ds with Drum saw Drum the Monday Oi the
I LeLt he was billed, IN the morning.
hrs. anna woodruff, sworn-My husbands name
is Milton Woodruff i've in NaieH-iane, next door
20 Mrs. Gilan's remember hearing Of The death OF
I'd. Drum, noticed there was company at Mrs. Gil
lan's that egenlng there was quite noise there
heard singing thluh rom me noise there was mnch
company not know NJ. Garraty went 10 the
door a, : that evening with a lady. and saw wo-
man coming from Westinghouse. went up stairs,
and on coming down SaW the same woman was across
the street looking INTO Mrs. GIan's windows she
stood there looking into the window, ana raising
up her hands, outspread and wrngmg them, ex-
claiming q, my God my God on noticing me
shut the gate came towards me and SAID, come
down, maCam, | wish 10 speak 10 YOU l was
AFRAID OF her, and took her 20 be crazy called
/ nelghbor, VINO looked al her as she stood LOOKING
INTO Mrs. Glllans window. twas about ii Oy my
clock but Il was fast when peTOns came along
she would run OF toward Washington -street, and
then come back again she dropped her shawl ana
did NJ stop 10 pick u up but came back for II AFTER
WARDS the houses Join there Is nothing to DIVIDE
them her motions were quick she would start and
clasp her hands together suddenly the children mad
been noticing her IN the edge OF the evening could
hear her EXCAVATIONS perfectly distinct.
By Jaror.-Were they the company IN the base
rent. or where
A.-Ihe next story above the basement
q. By CoiRseL-What did the children say a. TO
seeing the woman there
(OJected 10 ~ the state, and Overrultd)
Q.-Haye You seen Margaret Ganaty during ths
tlIaL
Al have not.
ODD you think she young woman
A-Nes. from her dress think she vas called her
husband, he was sick III bed he looked al her and
said. had better go to Jed she would ~ hut me.
Cross-erans.tsd Told the circumstance next morn
ing to Mrs shaw ana Mrs Canhed told Mrs. Can
field when | went over, thereawas woman there
she CicIt 90 10 loon after / saw Mrs. CanhelO,
I. On u ~. .rL Ltr VIII he'd