The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26

houses Of iHme would you consider him man Of good
neral eharsctsrs QAuehtsr).
The Court said the question not nsosssary for car
tsin,y no man who visited such places could b con-
o By NJ. scbafer-Hsvs S YOU ever know, yo0n. ma.
who have been brought into houses of Ill fame, never
theess grow up good moral mens (objscsed to, and
Jas. Van orden dsposed-I am President OF a. In
suraI 90 COMPANY; am Of the vestry Of lions
e e. u5sh am connected Win II f twenty yssrs lno.
you ever know DR.. Cox 20 by any other amer
The Court said the question was unnecessary, ~
Mr.. Stoughton-No enc but Mr. Gerard
NJ. GsrArc-fou had be ter not 80 into that Issue.
come facts with respect to Mrs. Coz to Mr. Smith Barker
witness advised him not to i've with his vie.
Robert r. Boye, coDnec'ec With mercantile agency
truth and veracty and should not consider him crsd
bic witness
Cross examinsd-I belong to a concern which Keeps
record of the standing OF mercantile men.
Nj. Gerard-And you gave him black marks
Winess-t examined in the of French against
White and gave similar ,imony to his character
O. You hold Judgment the character of the mercan
tile community A. Yes sir
Q. About how many thousands A. That Is my bust
ne.s, and not yours.
To Mr. Scha1er-I mean In speaking Of hts moral cha
rscter, that his name connected wita robbery Of
rame was connected With the KAnous bank robpepy,
which Iever was cleared up.
JCnn Anthem, counsellor at law know Hamilton Il.
Boone: he was clerk in my Office for three years. pre-
paretory TO his ing to the bar lost sight Of him in
s4 81 that time !. Was nec Asssry for the master to
y 10 the clerks character previous TO his admission to
he car, and have doubt certified TO his moral
character.
Q. Would you believe him under OATH A. Certainly
Cross examnee-I lost sight OF him in 1s47 hs called
on ne with scme indictments tnat were found against
n for sorgitg lsnc warrants
The Court pock brief recess after whish the plaintiff
called
Mr. Gerard asked The Curt could an mpeaching wit
te imps s,heof The Court though. so.
WI ness--frercl's general character was bad would
consider him CREDIBLE witness in place vnsre his
Feelings OF Interests were concerned
v. II. Author knew Boone; Istudied with him in my
father Office believe aim a crecioi wit aess.
jas L. HyJer--kno the Ayers who had been
examined ioT the plaintiff believes hun TO be credible
CALVIN y Henry-Knows Carhart for some three yea,s:
am scquaintei with his chsracfer for truth
cry for the Tins knew him il Is good; consider him
credible witne-e.
Cross exa mined-I have heard him spoken Of.
q What cid you lear OF him. / have heard that
he has been spree out sleigh riding. got drunk and
pain lis bin slgnter); have his character
spoae1 CT people wound not consider his moral cha
racter good.
q Vhat Is your opinion Of his moral character A. Ny
OF inon might with Others consider it psssa
be laughter heard nothing Of his Williamsburg
y Fouutsin examined BY Mr.. S.oughton-Does bu-
sipess esq Roadway the defendant tee
in Tie .ering Of So could MT tell a. what time; see
goods charged 10 her in March and April see bills paid
March ana Apit think to the goods IN April she
bought her, NJ rse cannot SIS 10 those In March
Ieco ect that she in the habit Of sending for
goods or senoipg mercy.
To Mr. Gsrard-I am not tain tina. she was there in
March have Lterrcgatec all the boys and they do not
recol.sci whether she vas there in March or not
Dennis isrnfy, police officer, deposed-l have seen
the der ooant.
Dir &c arc-Wbas co you propose TO prove
Mr stougt'on-Smpy TO Prove tina she was running
about in March when you say sick.
wness-I have seen endans at the Essex arKet
<slI-pt rfa ff1 DIM nf
the time except from the record; record IT.
persor 81 have ecti but when got the sub
vGns ccrsul,ed the record heard Lieut. Crastow say
he kegs hs Iscorc went with her to ths Police Office
10 Nj Gersrd-Sbe went there about servant o. hers
who vas infGxicited.
Geo y. oceA, butcher, teposed tina. be saw the de-
f.ncant in My, 1865; examined my books she made
pa arch that could see; could no. saS tina.
her in March, unless may have her by going
10 he house; called on he about month SIX weeks
ago. Mr. Cox esled me, az showed him ny books
Ihos. r. McMaht n bcckkeeper to Mr.. Mass coal mer
chant-7he o.feo6aut bought coal there; did not
her at the cosy ard in March, saw her at her house
@ Was she well OF IL. A. didn't ask her (Laugh-
@. Lid che look weiis A. She had flannel round her
thtoat. cid rot her at the coayA-d in March, but
saw her there at the cid o. May.
To Mr.. Ge-2rc-Mr. Cox called me to examine ny
books.
James " Tulner-I know Henry A. Carhart for Ave or
SIX ears
Are you acquainted with his general character A.
As lar could BIZ who had not intimate usia.
ance With HIM know great mary that are acquainted
with him.
from the estimation In which be Is held by people
Guild his CD a-acter good or bad A. saoud
think 1t gcod ccnsce- him credible WIT 5ess; he lett
this city peculiarly emp.rras Dent and people have
spoil OF him TO- that never heard his character FOX
truth and veraci'y questioned.
To Mr. Gerarc-I heard his character tor truth
ar i yer scity discussed.
Aaron H. Bean, importer-Is acqusutad With CarGart
for TWO years. he WAS q buileet; he superinten ded
buiising for ne some fifteen miles out OF town am
heard his truth called in quston before this
trial. ami his tran sacions with have been rneht
should consider him cre.itle witress doat see why
shorld not
Cross .xsminee-Gy dsairgs with him were o. bust
nature | have heard customers of miLe speak
kim.
John Graft depcsec-I Of the Nrs. Graf examln
Ell a. itne.s: kto. the house No 90 Wooster
street have noliced that it has the msIk of No. SO
upon it.
Mr. 5rhaer then read the deposition OF Chariot 70 Dob
In taken by him self and Mr. Byrns of the puma Ell
for tie deenoart the previous evening in which
she is "a years Of sge she knows the plaintiff sincs
1851 and the oefndaHt sbou year bso-e tnet hevs
seen tie ceerosn oniy Calvary church incs her
carriage did her parake Of the communion after