The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-09


pie; was as home 81 meal times and was rsf ont at
! rights; Rad good many thiDgs--novcs tao Indian
Chief couldn't rocoileot all studied Sunday school
books, Testament, and Cstechism Of his ohu-oh, St
R.bnton Crufoe Qaughter had never read Jack 3hep
perd. After that d7e months he got another suatIcn
lain line Al slS nauth tn snnniv The ba,tsras ,ros
there about two montAs went back to the Morse lins
afterwards went to Mr. Johnson teegraphe reporter
to carry his reports to tn, different newspaper Offices
mained with him fix monss and went to his father to
attend bar in Third street. where he kept hotel II
there for about three months wien his father sold out
and he WINS without employ mest fof three months Then
situation on board EdIises boat, and coninucd for
days at 81 day. which he received himss being thc
frs. he EVER We had received ne then esne to Ne.
his tRewe's) acquaintance at Cape Mty. lie dis
misssd from the telegraph ONCE, Because he would
sunday - Beeayse had emoashss % ' s 90 ,be Gs
week. and did not want to work srn,,nyp went to
YORK; never went after he cdme to NeaYotk; never
comtsd spy ertsnina offence before thsa ncver knew
pSia ~s1s New YORK IN M issT; @ caHswh Mf Di.oa' to
soe il; Mr.. Hxnn lived at kenzsgtof rhisdoapha and
ssa xs ta;S %s ss
occasion ~ W shd bess5he obssaed his psretsi
70 Genie r New York, y hs wa,.cd <esee
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= II s.sss: sssass. ,sssas ssss asr ssss ss..: w.:
got hlnl s,sjtrsttoH when bc sassla rSms, to New
ss ;sSs Ts Is. rsss s ss s, ss Sess af
sS;s sss e. hs Ssr New. ga.ss How
acQuaintcd lttf any youths about his age betainc
o. three young sdics hnvng st the
New Iavsa no'e ana some who lived :! tbS Of
CanHf And BIefJer rets mt ldnd of Boarding house
daughter % Only female boz rders h~fcsst: hls
wages Nefe month at thaNes Haven House rnd 4e
Had fenfy Of clothing Whom he fet Cape May his parents
supp3ra him; he diatot taow whist hsi fathers wages
were be never asfe bm there we've five in the family
ho had stated atd did not wrle worry good hapa;
people neyer httenptea that wrote rapidly when he
MIR, sandford-lesj he connected with the tele-
graph Sp.,:..,.x-y... -, .v..v ,.,.. 60, In y
Gross examination continued It was the 9th 9th
that Eowe -, wanted him to g. fgr inter- ! yas The
did not give him the money he, had but Ay cents in
s PICKET he asked and Rowe todhim would cost half
hadn't i ;'he soweJ said it was for adys 10 Nsv Ia
IL; Thought It 'slrs scasy wtnc~ believed that
and wlAt down 70 get It In that cstab
lMr Lattings) before; Rowe had been there four or
MO times; he was an acquaintance Of by the
sgM from seeing him come to speak to Rowe; they
had private conversations but he did not know tho
him IN the bar room; he, did not AJAX Rove why he
did not gvt the fltcr himself; he did NOT suspect
ANY xr'ps uss was a.. to ns made of the bin
ns..l went III; did not rpesI "a Mr Latting s once
until he dnue rotnd hehipd the counter asked him
s nans nn sss Tno :.
gave asy hxme o. not hs asksd Dog much itwss md
esa sSa s s sna ss aS %Snss
isy h New 1issen codnsctStSs and then sssed him
ss' s ss.. sass sss .s Know sss s
si,s Sho IVA w:ntsa sns yis M ~. ~ tao ns,
Msp ssksd hni 4. ssa. ssssr ssd tesisct %
Mr. Jcr,is name his he bought
them for the bar Mrs Jcrvis had not authorized him
Wbcth he mt he nam aofl
Wilson, would not swear had authority to get anything
he wanted for the bar
Mr. Sanford IL understand not then engaged
by Mrs Jcrvis
Witnces--Yes, was.
Ar barkceper Yes and general nager of the house
Q.-Was Wilson fictitious name Ayes. Q.-You |
swear at that time employed general
you been so, A.-About two weeks. Q.-At what sal
aTyf A.-Thc same. OFF you gave the name viii |
son, can you assign any reason! Wilson may have
been the name given me by Captain Rowe did not know
II was do not know that Rowe wanted any btcrs; Cap
tain Rowe standing there all the time. and he did
not speak to him lac heard him say he had not money
enough, and made remark and witness then Of his
suggestion bought the bitters bills and receipts
the houso were kept in the drawer, but he did not put
this one there as Captain Rowe followed him up and
asked for it he behind the bar when Rowe up;
Rowe behind the bar put tho receipt his pocket
and sat down. he thought till ten time saw him in the
baroom after tea and afterwards in bed; he had retired
before witness; hc (wncss did not suspect when Rowe
asked for the receipt he meant to make any improper
OF it, went to bed about that his usual hour
between that and two knew Miss Charles did not rcco
at corner Of Canal and Mercer streets and boarded with
Miss Livingston who kept the house; did not recolect
whether Rowe was in bed when he went up nothing
passed between them that lac was aware of witness
the next morning between four and five, his usual hour;
he seldom took nap during tho day did not recolcct
when he first saw Rowe day thought II in tho
bar room can't tell whether II before after break
fast; next saw him when he up into his be-
tween twelve and If he Is not mistaken Rowe asked
him to up and lie did did not rccoilcct seeing
him before did not recollect whether he asked what H.
wanted believed he said he would 90 up did suspect
then what going 10 be done; might have been
minutes afterwards when he went up and found him
Capt Rowc) sitting down
n examination here suspended to take the
evidence of Mr.. Buck given bclow) who had been
veyed to court in carriage, in very i'll state OF health
Cross.examinaton continued:--Capt Rowe was sitting
down at table engaged in writing check did not recol
lect who spoke first; thought he asked witness which
the most the bill he had on the table and he told him
he did not know he gave check then. bclc and
told me to take IL to the Pacific Bank told him I'd be
id fool he hated to see any act like thSt didn't
say anything at the tme that tho first suspicion
bad Of anything wrong; he went down stairs in The bar
room; he had given me the check then; had taken 1t
without saying anything futther think have narrated
all that was sad M stairs; in the bar room he said he
wouldn't get me into trouble; he didn't speak very loud
there in the bar writing at the desk
II very two O'Clock when said would take it,
do recoect what was done in the interval Of time;
went and got Of the boarders to write the bill Of
fare and went o6 Capt. Rowe went with me AZ far rs
Grand street to the bank ON the opposite side he tod
he would go into Lattings store and wait the store
in Broadway, Broome street; Mr.. Latting had
two and think he moving and had sold out;
Rove went up told me II any questions were asked
10 shy IL given me by Of Canal street
and West Broadway; think he named the man; the
name Of West; think asked Inn what should say;
witness presented the check to the paying teller, who
asked him whore he got it, and he told him from
at the Of West Broadway and Canal strect-Mr
West-his first name George; was not aware that
there was such man a. West; got his tn,
cheek; the teller told him to wait while he went back
and he waited there Watching anything -
prevent him stepping out the teller brought Mr. Iidon
the President and he asked If he could find Mr. West;
said he thought he could and he told him 10 90 down
behind. followed
ten feet and they went down to West Broadway by the
upper side Of Canal street and witness stood
three corners, looking for the 0aughtcr) Mr. Tdcn
was walking up and down; Tlden came up and asked, +
and he said he hadn't found him they there % min.
ues half an hour they went then towards the house
Q.-Ilow did Mr.. Tlden know anything about the
house, Did you propose to 60? Al think he asked
whore was stopping and wanted to 60 to the house,
and Mrs Jervs that at the Of 6reeDcand
Canal streets that oil that said before he gave me
in charge to officer Austin he asked me II had forged
that check and said had not that was on our way