The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-15

SEVENTH DAY.
s oour: ..;s"osd yesterday :: p, Cd
put in @tsasns svdsncs III. following Is the afsds-
vi offered ~ the dss.cs in mitigation Of his sentence
tsssther with .d.vts from several persons ON the part
Poisos Cssrt-TAo~,as W. Boyd ads 7As People Of
says-As in the heard Of the girls say
"fou oheats' asked what is the natter what is
and want ysa put OUT the girls were standing
mp and said nothing told them they must Leave Inc
S.rs eS'
said, You viii have to go' she replied ,, So al
then oo her BY the arm with ons O.rS
and said, "You cheats; you are cheats, ! tnen put
my other hand on her shoulder ana waiAed ~n nss
the sill Of the door she stepped OUT TOOK my hand
od; thsn walked in the store as turned round saw
her stA ndns ON the sill of the door, when che said,
You thieves and robbers, III make you sweat for it,
did not piach her press my fingers upon hsr she
Ius oss not kick her
touch her IN any other than with my hands as
sssn S in and took OUT eO~s deny that
had In my hands, or took out 10 any person during
the whole time was csiI in mind, ana nad no unkne
Language towards them; had no wish to hurt them IN
the least and u.sd barely force sufficient to remove them
supposing and believing that had right In my own
house TO do ~ did al that time - - 80
Sworn to before me- this 18th day of June. 1883
Fl. c. BOSWELL, Justice OF the Peace,
Kings County, IS - Martha Boyd being duly sworn,
ssys-f the wife Of Thomas W. Boyd when the hats
weae bro ught home Tuesday afternoon soon as
examined them found they were not well made, and
would not answer for SELL and refused TO pay for
the making when l declined paying, Ellen became
abusive offered them the hats for 81 each being lit
tie than half the cost Of the material she refused
to take them did not any time that day refuse let
her have them She the grl with her. said my
presence and hearing that they had not money pay
their errage nor did either Of them ask me for money
for that purpose requested the girls leave the store
Mt least often three times before calling my hus
band done this In consequence of their continued abu
sve language spoke always mildly them; my sister
iAw in the store the part Of the time they
Ain was close by, and looked at her am confident INV
husband did not touch her with his foot knee he
dered her twice before Leading her out he spoke mildly
to her. and used very little force in removing her.
him at defiance before she lett the store threatened
him Afterwards she came m and TOOK the bandbox from
the counter husband did not have 1t in his hands
MARTHA BOYD.
Sworn to before me- this 14th day of June 1858,
G. BOSWELL, Justice of the Peace.
AFFIDAv1Ts FOR THE PROSECUTION.
ne People Us Thomas W. Boyd.-City and County of
Neo Ik-Jeannet, Ingraham being duly sworn. says-
That she resides in the city Of New York. that
carried the business add vending Of millinery that
she has bes. thus engaged during about eight that
about the oath DAY OF May le63 being the Tuesday
which Ellen Ssndison Hall were ,rry ing
pink DoDnets to Mr.. Boyos which they had made for
Mrs Boyd this deponeat said girls with said hats in
the bandeox requested Miss Ellen sandison her
them thai this csponent took the hats and mined
them that sad bats we're we made, and were good sale
able hats; that said hats properly bound with silk
and that this dcponeat no defects the said hats
were we'll worth tour shings each that this depoIent,
during the trial Of this case has been unwe and unable
to attend as . witness. JEANETTE lNGkAHAM.
Sworn 10 before me, this 14th day Of April, 1858.
JOHN NJ DEvoR Commissioner OF Deeds.
City of williamsburg, county Of Kings-Eliza Breen
being duly Goth oepose and saythat she resides
in Williams oaIg that on or about two years since she
ard bsi L ter D0rOtha performed certain millinery
for Mr. Thos. W. Boyd then Carrying the millinery
business in Fourth street Wamsourgh, that Mrs. Boyd
for doing her work in precise, worthy workmanlike
mann that after performing the work aforesaid, she
the said Mrs Boyd gave opponent other mill merry work
to do, which drponent performed skillfuly. icon
sideriDs the material as she had done the hrst men
toned work, that when opponent returned said last
mentioned work. sbe said Mrs. Boyd the work
which VAS bopnets, and immediately commenced ripping
and that after ripping them, she, the said Mrs Boyd
showed the bCLnets another aud asked her ii
they well made, and Mrs Boyd refused pay
deponent for her said work. and has paid her for
the same Mrs BOYD used abusive language toward
personal abuse Mrs Boyd offered give the bonuets
to deponent she would accept them for her work
them that de2onent accepted the proposal and Mrs.
Boyd then refused to give them she had promised de-
ponent further states tina: her sister Dorotha with
her at this tune at Mrs Boyds ELIZA BRsEN
JAMES Nj AYMAR Justice OF the Peace.
City Of williamsburg, County Of Kings ss.-Dor-
ctha Bseen beng duly Sworn doth doth asposs and say
burg that she has read he above affidavit and that it is
in s respects tue ana that she sister 70 the above
Sworn 70 before me, this 18th day Of June, 1858.
JAMES N. AYMAa, Justice Of the Peace.
City Of Williamsburg, County Of Kings-The People
Thomas w. Boyd.-hrs Reoecca Windsor, being duly
doth oepose and she resides at NO 232 Grand
street Williamsburg that she read the testimony CT
Mary Ecidee, reported TO have been given the
above entitled case ana that as to the part which
ltes to depontnts stltsment it is entirely
and untrue that del neo did not tell Mary Edoge that
the bounets asl MADE; but deponent did tell
said witness that the bndsg not oil of the backs
of the bonpets, that II the honnets had been
musssd up much, she should consider they made
Sworn to before me. TINS 14th day otJ une, 1858
JAMES NJ A1NAR, Justice of the Peace
At tie conclusion Of the reading afdavits Judge
soper counsel for the defence made long speech 10
support of Dir. and Mrs Boyd ahidavs, condeuning
the course Of the pu9lc press IN publishing the tesn
mooy and particulars of the case and thus creating
sympathy in favor Of he girls TO the dscred and dsad
yansee of the Defendant In the course OF his remarks
be adye1ted to The generous offer of Williamsburg
police and blamed them for having 50 far forgot their
duty as COCO citizens as to offer 10 employ counsel and
thus AseistiD crushing lis ciens the defendant. He
also charged Mt pesn the counsel for the prosecution,
with having attempted TO trump up testimony to the
injury Of the deterdart and concluded By criticising
the decision Of the Judge rendered Saturday last
AT the conclusion OF his REMARKS John Deane Esq made
most eloquent address IN refutation Of the charges
brought forward BY the opposing counsel. he passed
high euicgium on the public press, aod sustained IL In
the course IL had taken in exposing the vilaay which
this suit bad been founded upon In reference the
con Of the Judge he conteodd tha It's being
TOO severe be hsd not, in his estimation been
enough in some OF the remarks de therein He said it
ade eison that he had heard word again st.
did he bee7e there could be found silgle Individual
Who had reac the whole testimony that would sup
port the The learned counsel then passed
Cd to the charges maze sgsnst the policemen for sho
ing want of regard to their station in having
volunteered TO employ counsel for Mr. Sandison Said
he the policemen of our city have example noble
example. for the world They have, in thus acting,
proved that they not Often presented of po
hcemen without particle Of human feeling They have
hearts, and have proved it in thus acting Mr.. Dean
concluded by that he bad tried trump up
depce and raid he received fee for his services BE
had volunteered TO conduct the suit the Sau
disou accompanied by bis daughter Ellen, had made
Known 10 him the particulars of the at the
time told him that they poor. He glad Of an
opportunity to take such Of assisting justice in
furnishing such base wickedness had been revealed ia
the testimony in this He therefore felt sufficiently
recompensed for his time and trouble in toe
of havirg done his duty TO the utmost Of his ability
At the conclusion Of his remarks the Court observed
that be would like sufficient time TO review the aidavs
offered before passing sentence 1t was finally decided
that the sentence Of tho court be postponed until Thurs
day, st4P.M.
jersey City Intelligence.
DR0wSD.-Yesterdsy morning, about IL o'clock a