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

The Court interfsred and stated It must rule out
all such evidence MIR. Woodruff could be brought
an II necced Counsel explainedt as merely acci-
dental not the design Of cOunsel1
Resuged-She had on a straw hat blue vel and
her dress dark noticed fore On accent an her
language she seemed very much agtaled when she
requested me 20 come down, and showed symptoms
OF great distress she uttered suppressed groans
heard 10 exclamation. but saw motions OF her hands
IN citent ways Tal> NJ them mp and thro wing them
down again think Il wa> near 10 O'Clock oy our
time CD nos watch her till the last do NJ rccollet
II = vas or was no. moonlight II was MT dark
cross 1rRin'd-MTS. Gillian keeps bOardeTs don't
know how many by The noise think there was
very large company there, and that the windows
were up the woman had avcil on. but don't remem-
bsr 20 nave seen itup DID not anything IN her
hand saw maa and woman come out OF Glliia's
and 20 tow ri Westinghouse, but she had them gone
away she came back again soon, looked IN. and
then took one run and wen, OF suddenly toward
Nashngtou-St. and ! SAN her no more saw her
from ny front window this was ID O'Clock OF aiter
| watched. but did not see her come back the next
day. on hearing the man murdered, mentioned
seeing the woman The night before saw Drum aiter
doath N Mrs GiiiauS, and recognized him as per-
son had seen IN tie yard mentioned about seeing
the woman 10 Mrs. Gillian, and that thought she
Was crazy
Freicrick " Bark. swom-Am a boaricr with
Mrs Tucker boarded there short time previous
10 TIE Ith OF Aug | think from April knew Mar.
earot Garraiy She waited at the table she was
hSety girl | noticed a change IN her appearance
was i've or six days previous She vas unusual
melancholy Tecolleci her walking round the table
IN opposite directions with acun OF coffee for me- as
II ab>ent-m.nded her face indicated despair was
told something about her that explained the matter
her appearance was the subject of conversation.
George Van. Sworn- oarded at Mr.. fuckers be-
fore the ith Of Juiy knew Margaret Garraiy she
WAS generally lively but noticed a change TO mel
ancholy she appeared to he gueying about some
ta'ng think Il was week Or ten DAYS remember
her passing me the bread once, after she had Just
passed Ii before. and had enough along side Of me
tins was all noticed of absent mindedness.
Ann GarrGty Sworn-Am slSterin-law OF MHga-
ret don't know her age have heard her father say
she was 10 she has been IN the country four years
was always very sprghtly and cheerful when was
IN her company she was very good natured, most
so OF any OF The family Anew of her keeping com
pany with Eli. Drum TWO years n was expected
match would take place between them heard Mar
garet say 50 II Was five or SIX weeks before the
murder had not seen her until some ten weeks be-
fore the death OF Drum live M Newark, IN BoS-
tOn-St.
lanes GdTrGfy, sworn-Am the father OF Margaret
Garraty she was 10 years OF age The middle OF last
month her mother died twelve ears before | came
here have been here four years last April, | ,m
hliy -four years ofsge aSborn IN l19s. Margarcrs
mother troubled with beng out OF her mlnd
she took 4 fl and pmcd away and died IN year.
She Was not IN her right mlnd during TINS time She
had not her natural wits. The Counsel hal much
difficulty in making The witness understand. he being
hard OF hearing, but his appearance excited much
sympathy IN the house. his Oldest child went away
to Scotland six years before he came away she was
TINS time Margaret was the Oldest child was four
wears old she had no one To guide her she used To
wash and help TIE oihcr little children her mother
was never able 70 do her work af,er she had "A tit
have three children younger than Margaret my wife
had a sister subject 10 melancholy she also hal
brother. who went wondering about, and was simple.
During her fathers alluSion ~ her mother and
her childhood, Margaret wept bitterly, and the i'm
pOycrlsGed and SouONfrl appearance OF the old man
drew sympathetic tears from the aucience.l
Yrs fonOrC~, wife OF DR.. COnOyer, SwOrn-Ltyc
in Newark Margaret lived with me tao months
| liked her very much she appeared 10 be very
cheerful and good tempered there was little DIT
hculty between her and The nurse, and Marsae
thought she had better 60 knew there was man
visited the house did not know who he was.
trosS-erqmlued-Iiye IN Broad ST.. She called on
Norday about O'Clock at my house, on the day
Drum was Killed 1 had little conversation with
her she staid only few mputeS sat down ana
talked to the children, appeared very pleasant
CId not anything strange about her none but
me and nv servant glr were present think she sad
she was 20 or II Yeas odd
Jtr. Dogie, SWom-kuew Margaret she lived
with me twice, first on the 9TH November 1913 and
Slaid to June July Of 1919 came the second time
IN the summer of 1850, and Staid two OF three
months was quite "A lively and pleasant girl st"
nothing contrary 20 good nature she was very
industrious. clean and smart gTl knew Of no person
90 visit her at my house
Rottrt Sholr. sWorn-ThiS witness couobosatcd
tie tC,tmcny already given by Mrs Woodruff and
MIS- shaw lie said. My impression was, on
seeing the woman IN the street. that She was some
ceTan9ed woman, who had got lost and was looking
for her home.
CroSs-craniHcd-Think | noticed her from eight
10 ten O'Clock SAT on the step and watched her
when | last SAW her she was going slowly towards
Washington street. II was fifteen Or twenty minutes
before ioi saw Mr. Woodruff stmding IN the door
with light 90 IA, hand saw no one speak to her
iaemf tNO ID speak 10 her. to see II
I could irC out whore enc lived and something
caused ne 10 stop p'l ed her crazy from her IN.
cOlerent behaviOr-passing first on one SIDE ana
I 0, . "a
windows saw nothing else particularly to arrest
Ut attention could not distinguish the color OF her
clothes. or as to her having a veil did not hear
her grOan went to bed sometime before my wife
did did not this person on the same side OF the
street where ! was did not observe the time at all
By the clock saw her come from NJ. Canheiis only
The hour here arrived for the Court to adjourn