Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-07

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witness replied, yes when we Got TO Third
street Trinity church, we parted, and witnes.
ana Hoofnagle went down to Sprineman's restau.
rant and got breakfast, and then went home;
when the cars got In witness got off and saw no
''roughsn get of at the depot, unless totness is
rough" witness used 10 reside In the Twen-
tieth Ward in Baltimore; witness knows Lieut.
Grady, and spoke to him on Sunday morning al
the Baltimore depot.
Mr.. Uttermehle thought Lieutenant Grady
spoke to no person except Carter that morning
who came 70 Washington"
Witness, resuming, said that the only person
who came from Baltimore that morning that be
knew was Hoofnagle. Came from the cars 10
Third street Trinity Church) In company with
Carter, Zimmerman, Gait Rabbit, Hoofnaple
ana several others and left them all at the corner
OF Third street, except Hoofnagle They ali
went out In northwardly direction Mr. Hone
was another one witness remembers with the
party Don't know where Mr. Hone lives He
Wen' from tue corner of Third street in company
NJ Bright testified that he is a citizen of Wash
lhgton, and that he went to the cars when thew
go1 ID on sunday morning. Carter got out alone
said had got of the train at Bladensburp. After
we came away together were Joined BY Hoof.
magic and Bill Herman, and we came up to
Iflnity Church, where we parted. Witness is
not an ofhcer; butwent to the cars to look after
little private arrangement of his own Heard
that man with whom witness had had a DIM
Guilty was coming on, and wanted to meet him at
the cars Went there in company with Herman
and Rabbit and Calf, (oflcers) Saw no persons
accompany Carter to Trinity Church. Saw no
person or persons whose appearance indicated
that they would disturb the peace leave the cars
t, see carter with any crowd accompanying
and Dick Gait and Rabbit left at Second street
and HOOfnagle and Mcguire left at the corner of
Third street, which street they went down to-
gether.
w. A. Hoofnagl. was in Baltimore last SUNDAY
morning, and came over In the early train Ia a
voter here, and is registered here Got dis
charged from the Navy Yard few weeks ago,
and went to Baltimore to get little Job until
work should be better here Got lob, and
worked two or three weeks, and came on Sunday
to vote Came on with McGuire, who went
home with witness Saturday night and silent
with him, in order tn get up and come on with
witness. Witness heard in Baltimore that Carter
was In town, but didn't see him. SUNDAY morn
ing. came with Mcclure to the depot, and met
Carter there. After obtaining tickets were stand
ing on the platform, and saw Grady 90 and look
through the cars. Witness spoke to Grady and
shook hands with him.
MIR. Uttermehle THAT'S another one who
spoke to Grady, who was sure be only spoke to
Carter while at the depot =
w illness didn't know anything about the crowd
that Was expected to come on till he got to Wash
ington. Went TO breakfast at SPringnan's, and
then went TO the Navy Yard Saw no s.rougbs',
with the officers at Trinity Church Witness has
been boarding in the Sixteenth Ward in Balti-
more since he went there. some five or six weeks
witness knows, were Carter, Hope and Mcclure
excepting the 'rOughs" who got off at Bladens
burg Witness knows Zimmerman, but didn't
SEE him that morning till he got to Washington
There were no others in the train that Garter
seemed TO know, besides those witness has al
ready named Rabbit didn't speak to witness
that morning; Hope went to his cousins to get
breakfast Didn't watch Zimmerman tn See
eighteen or twenty Eighth Warders from BaIti-
more with Grady at the Baltimore depot and
saw no persons get out Of the cars that he knows
except Hope and himself. No one went down
Second street with Rabbit but Gait BRIGHT
was the first man witness saw with Carter and
Zimmerman had no ''rOughs, with him wit
ness don't know Mr.. u. T Swami, and didn't
see him there.
WB1. Herman, sworn Testified that he was at
the depot when the cars came in and saw Garter
come out of the cars, aud saw one with him
w s ne nrs' cot out Two or three Joined him
afterwards. Walked up the street lust behind
him, and left him at Third street That IN
witness knows about IT,
Cross-examined.-Witn resides in Washing,
ton walked up with Bright, Gait and Rabbit
and Carter. Hope and Others were ahead wit.
ness didn't consider himself in Company with
Carter, though he was Immediately behind him
There were others before Carter and behind wit
ness There were number of passengers coming
up the street-may be so; may be not so MANY
Witness went along upthe street TO Cooks stable
In Eighth street, to get buggy. Went to the cars
that morning at the REQ uest of X abbitt
George T. Slcdan sworn-testifed that he wont
to Baltimore last Saturday evening to accompany
a lady friend who was going to Philadelpbia and
in Baltimore all night, and came on home in the
early train from Baltimore; got to the denot i'm
Baltimore some time before tue cars left for Wash
lHgton, and took Il seat In one Of the cars: wit
ness saw good many Unlocking men I'm the
train that he came in, who were going from one
car to another; they were hard locking I'm dressed
men, and looked Ike rowdies; on the riyht OF
witness sat two gentlemen, strangers to witness
non irsd k,s
and the other replied that there was 10 be- an ,Iec
ton IN Washington next day and that he sur.
posed these men were going on to participate In
or control the election; when the train arrived AZ
the depot here, witness saw number of rough
looking persons get out of the smoking car: saw
a member of the auxiliary guard with some
number, the last Of which was a figure 3. receive
them; saw them pass out of the door of the dsnot
some eight beside the oticer-and 90 nm The
street; when witness had got up Indiana avenue
nearly in front of MIR. Carlise's they disappeared
In street, behind Trinity Church; they bore
the appearance of trough men
Thomas LeUiS testified that he went to the daDot
that morning to see after some business connected
with his trade Of brieklayer. Was on the plat
form, near the baggage-roOm, when the cars came
Ia. OHcer Carter came TO a door Of the car near
witness as If to 90 out and then stepped bar
again. and witness went over in the direction of
Crutchet's factory, and observed from that side
a numb OF haId-iooking strangers jump out one
at time TO the number of seven or eight or IN
wards, and 20 of together up New Jersey avenue
Witness became interested, and went back into
the car office, and after speaking to Mr. Gilbert
went forward to the front door, and saw Garter
going up the street with as many as dozen or
more with him. They were not on the pavement
but seemed to be in the middle of the street
Witness saw Rabbit 60 up and place his hands
on Carter s and another mans shoulders and bend
his head forward and converse with them They
were then opposite Christie Boyle's At Second
street they seemed to separate, portion going
down Second and the others mp street
No further evidence was offered but Mr. Brad
ley, senior, who had entered the office a few
MINUTES previously, here stated that he would
like to have the case postponed for a-furthrr
examination; as he desired TO offer other proof
ibis was agreed to, and the justice set apart Sat.
urday next at II m for the further hearing
One feature of this thus far deserves especial
attention There was a charge of libel against Mr.
Bishop, and all the evidence given i'm the case
save that Of MIR. Hollingshead, Mr. Swami and
MIR Lewis, was especially directed to the excul-
patton Of ofhcer Carter from an apparently un-
pleasant dilemma, notwithstanding that the de-
fendant's counsel protested against the admission
OF any evidence other than that directly hing
the case under consideration.
THIoDoN's MUSEUM OF ARTs-As a moral I'm.
stfeetive, and pleasing exhibition, the one now
under consideration ranks perhaps superior to anv
ever introduced to the notice of the public Void
Of deception, clear Of vulgarty insructfve I'm lis
natures and pleasing in It's character IL at once h
recognized as a high-toned and pleasing place of