The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14


ever see bin In the room. A-Eo, sir ssv him 10
into his own room OLsughter) I never ssw him In
any other room but his own
Mr. OConor That viii do
To Mr. Van Bureu-I live at present. la Sevsnteenth
street don't know the name OF the peesos Who sub
tGnaed me.
When the vitne" was leaving tue court M Forrest
shook hands with her.
Nancy (slcud) Hes . nice gentleman. (Lsushter)
He more geutlemauly man ttan you lmeaning Mr.
OCoporl. Continued laughter l havn't seeu hin
for years and I'm glad to see hIm
Edv ard Nicolis deposet-I conduct the Had-
son Railroad from 1919 to las. December conduc-
tor between Peekss and New lork, Mr. Forrest vas u
passenger with me several times during thai period be
Mr. Van Buren, ssid-f this raz az 6 the question OF
reieenee II was not ne sIsmtei ccnpetea. Co open
agsin,
The Chief Justice admittedst
Nitness-t don't recoileet sss,ny NJ Forrest "a tho
fall Of 4e hav. him oiteu from !use 80 oecem
Der, 81 should thirs on average twice u wsek
Cross exanined-Thsre weu.d te sometimes, months
during that period that di3 pos zee hin at al MAJ
have h IN twice wess AZ times thars
foay have been an occasion vhen did uot see him toc
three uCnths
John Graf, deposed-; was po,icemia bat amt
now; was attached to the Eighth ward ny post es
tended a. 70 embrace the house 62s Houston ereet
began on that post in shs tatses past 81 48 or
AZ and continued down 10 August 81 I had
man rsned Eountsia psgtnef Cor awhile
lhsmbeIa sad Robbins my associates
for awhile ! never was Ia that house but once
then oo!y ia the hail 40 40. watch or In axe
observation Of that house than Of aug other
house lmste reports Of that house 20 my cbei have
get cut al carriage probably half block oil
ssd 20 Into that house in the e9eoinS have
mn into that house IN the evening two three
tisrss--pot very late however | did sUov any OF
these women, nor any OF those chat elw 20 iuto
tEat houte The occasion Of Soiag ito ts house that
once was because between u aai O'Clock eiw The
door open ard heard sCmetnnI. went UP rang ths
bell q knocked al tie DOCS, spsget wbichpFobabig
both; HAD setn oothipg sajr TO make my
reports 70 the Chief than tho-s getting out the
carriages and ROirs in, those won"n speak If
alone when they went q tha houae ta.a4 aeC.
man ar Q woman 20 ~ there
Q-How often did you report taat .9rse'
Mr.. Van Rnrer objected
The Chief Justice did not thin i competent. IL.
port voud be adopting tie o?in ioa Of the p,tn.ss
The witress was not crosa examined
Anthony Austin aeposed--i an policeman y esoth
eighteen months have rad occas.Ua 60 visit chs Mouse
CTS Houston street oocia.y Visited u suicr. went
into y r. me purpoe g maS'ns n? aGaste-7 reports.
Clio. did you ind Il 10 DC occupied A tound
nan servsp' ana coloted gr there ii not eec Mrs.
lrferso en- my first visit do oos zee anything il
particular to indicate the character Of the hcc tn.
secoud writ Mrs TuSerso,i on IN. s.oop have
observed men going ii pretty much oil h@urs ot tcs
pight; did not know who they wsre observed ssr1e
60 in and out in the early part the ng
old nor observe anything psct:ulss in tbair manner
they were alone Iobstrved th.s course qute .ormen
epd frequept.
QWere these observation, auticeas 70 eaab.. y,u %
make your report,
To MT Ven Ruren My hours 0: watoo varied .he7
would he different hours. and vn<isi every nisat
Augustus Coodriche deposed - Policeman Of tae
Eighth ward and Eighth cistsict; l so two ysass
he2t July coming was called 70 Mrs Il5ereo!s
house, t.S Houston street, in 1850 called
move couple OF young gentleman from the hall that
WAS the only tine was there While I policeman
| visited that house WHEN was no. in tae police. whenl
in lusipes; Mrs Ipsersol Kept it theo wss
cabinet maker and called .oun1 TO do little Jobs. i.
vas in the day time called; any but
Mrs lrgersc heIfef never observed Say .iaS about
the house while ! WAS pciicc1Bsu
Tic wtLers was rot cross examined
To the Clnf Justice 1t was rh. came time that the
other policeman removed the young men
uzia Fountain deposad. u vas formerly policeman;
in Au5u' 1870 was engaged on thu police ia company
OF such house Mrs Iuger,ol- SIS uoosisa street
noticedi.; it was out Of my post.
Dir o'Conor.. That will do.
John NillhovIne being cros. examined dercseJ-I an
!nte.or decorator; r iic IN Rev YORK, Know Nj
Edwin inf Ec,s;t 9,,we,s y9n tap.'ysi y bin 70 DO
90 nDy work for him the.e Ayes sir; IN the large
houe at Fonthl; Was employed at i from 9th July,
1919 70 18th FEBRUARY 1872 l:ayhs Fcsgs: there re.
wa, there pretty nearly daily til the month Of Deem
ber am not positive. but don't think Mr.. For.
twice
CIots oxsnlined-It was Mr. smi:h the builder EN-
poyed me- introduced to SIr Forrest on the 18th
June 1879, Mr. Forrest .urernei ded his work and
1t Rert 'tes3y progressive: have memoranda that
si TEL! re when Mr. Forrest her, ani whsn he was
abs, ut d. net With 10 be understood saying that
MI for e. vac there every day have recollection
Of MS ter away two weeks h would Be occupied about
that were EMP Dyed theIs bsye no aaia to show
that he was net away two weeks at tiua.
Ciemeht Robbins depesed-i was 4 policeman for FIVE
wsid
Q.-trd what district A.-rhe Eishth ward i, the
Eighth district knew the house Il Caroline Inyersoll
by reputation; IN the house: made no OBJ.
tetvston q II which distinguished from suy other
house; thinf have seen men anj both pass in
Al cut hut di2 not anything particular call my
attention 20 j: than any ether mouse
Tie witness wa. not cross examined
d. Jchn T. Rich then called and depo. eJ-I reside
At III Tentb street Iva. the house IN Sixteenth street
curing tie time Mrs. Forrest lived there Q-Were you
ever in Mr. Forests bedroom, Ayes, sir. Glow
often Three four times; the :irs time vent there
she was suf.rpg from neuralgia: she sent for
early IN NE day! raid could pct leave my business
then. but If il would 10 would 40 In the evening;
went IN tie evening and found her suffering from
rseie and also congestion Of the lungs my business
which occup ed in the day a school Tor physical
training kind OF gymnasum: the second sion of
my calling 10 the effects of the prescription had
given her called there in the dag time sometimes
via 90 the iou'e when did not 60 for the purposes Of
medical Treatment piy wife visiter 10 the hou,e
never was il Mrs. Forests be iroom with her alone
usually present my family hal previous to that been
intimate with Mrs VOORHEES, she had resided in my am
VI she vea at ny house nearly two months during the
fall after he let her sist.rs she teacher in my
family some time previous to that.
Q--It is suggested that your visits TO Mrs Forrest
that
Wltre.I engaged my school Of ply steal train.
ing u.tii about nine o'clock, and as ived some dis
lance suprose il after ten clock when got
Mrs Fofres,s; a. WAS intimate with the family, | was
rot IN hurry with my Wits and remained there for
Q.Was there any laughing in the bedroom any OF
IN ose occasions that you we're there.
Wtness-I link it i very likely; a. said before. /
very Intimate With the family and think if there
was any hing 10 provoke laughter have laughed have
never witnessed any nmodest speech action in that
houfe; never in Mrs FORESTS bedroom, except
during her liner; recollect on one OF my visits. Mrs
Forrest cid I, that Of her servants had been
taken III. snd sh. afraid Il the cholera; she
asked to her and remained about hour, as
the edicir.s hey had given had produced mpo.ure
CIoss eSaniDed-I am not licensed physician; was
IA, lied in pa md in
city. va' il Paris ISL = 1870 studied under
Detharr, 1ss . yeuug man then; dentistry was not
INTENDED 10 te nv profession p-You IA English
man, No. sir. ] am New Yorker: my parents
were Americans my father was and | believe. my
mothe1 siso.
Mr. oCcnCrNou had better find out who his grand.
father ard grandmother were daughter
Mr.. Van Ecr.n-f viii be at his grandfather to. NOR
row q neat day. daughter
Witaes,--I wa. connected with hotel at one line;
! wa btolksepcr in store after that and then
coEpiecd my profession; never kept a'urniture store;
never w. acquainted with Mrs. Forrest except by
tight Until a.ttr the separation she called me;
never rok. 10 her til Nay - 1912 the night Of the