The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

Nat she did A. would b. only - matter Of favor TO
How long v.s before the concert took placer A.
MADAME PIco's TESTIMONY.
Madame Pics - a IA examined through the ia
terpr-trr Mr. Stht icht-Q Did you tell Mr.. Marstzsk
that the Italian art-ts intsnded to make Mr. FRY
gsare retbta? Ma
The Court-what l. thu mssniDg Of those words A.
Ii sixl ifes TO give al tn Qnnl I With rage.
We're any ~arnst that effect used. A. No.
Dic You ray az, tn tx to hr Mare,zsk or any one,
t-t the iaisn- iot-na-d or had agreed 70 de any
thing to the embarrassment Of Mr. FRY on
the opess A. have "a nothing OF that knd-nothing
AZ AL
TESTIMONY OF SAN. suYDAx.
samuel A. Snys .D 10 Do you reside In tbs
A did,
.: Where was your residence at that time A. At
you attend the fancy dress ball given at the Aston
plss Opera House ~aen Mr. Fry was manager OF that
O. Do you kuo. b. sight gentlemen belonging to
class known as eporV Ds seItlemsDs A. Yes, ! know
O. Did you attend the opera turing that winter A.
did. Q. In what did you obtain tickstss A. In
tbs ordinary maBper. At tte box office.
O. At tts ball cid ycu observe any gentlemen called
fancy gentlemen. cid see great many; l saw but
very who they all fast Lsughter)
O At the opera uid ons-rge any sporting aentie
menu A. | havs very httis qGaintanc with any
sxcsp. they sport me a-n.- ed laughter believe
Isaw Mr. Brady there. (aughter)
Mr. Brady am rOne OF sport sir; let il go in under
thathssd
2. We're they well dressecr A. Remarkably 80. Re-
newed laugh
Q. What ores. you ins A. was dressed like
gentleman, SIR
Mr.. Jordan-1 am speaking Of the fancy ball.
A. OH vas theo dressed An United States sailor.
What other memorrs of tbs sporting class did you
see there except Mr. Biaa old you sea Mr. Sanford
therY A bad not that pl-asire
sr Brady. bsn-'e am getting into aristocratic
society
Witness. You certainly on that night. laugh
teri.
q. What other sporting men did you SEQ there A /
Vas there yself
hr Jordan. You yourself there, thsns (Grsat
isughter)
Witness | raw Mr. Gardiner Furnace, and Mr Charles
Burroughs there.
Y What do you mean BY fast man A. Men who
haze more money tban time to spend in. great
many spor ing there whose names DO not occur j,
O. We're you acquainted at that time with Mr. Fry? A.
never = HIM 4. N, kuosledge.
Can you na"'- aoy ~ the sporting you saw
thsrsy A. saw Yapke. Sullivan there.
Q. Where did h. sits A Wherever he found . seat.
Y. Was that Mr. tINs season the season before9 A.
! am sure don't iDow
q Was he introduced there by Jsmea Gordon Bennett
the before 10 trder protect Mr. Bennett A.
don't undf rstsnd sir TO protect him. in what
do you mesnS
q. Oh you don't Understand it? A. do not; don't
know Bennett. or Fly
0 In Frys season did yuu see suy others there A
several; raw Mr. B-ciet and Mr., Thompson there
Q. Can J gu givs Their rrst names2 A cannot.
q We're these persons you have named of the class
called blacil esss A. don't know any such persons;
viii give you that question unless the Court
compes me-
@ Do you know that are such psronsy A. don't
know the meaning of that word shall give no other
answer.
Mr. Sanford then read the deposition Of Ssuor Bens
deth and Maasme Tere-a rr6 Benedetti We have both
these dispositions y pc but Of pels
to omit them After he reading The court adjourned