The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22


harpcr her or aid her IN any way -, - -,,
Jolu r Payne tpartner OF Last wtoessls member OF
the Bolton bAr depossd inst toe plantH csuea on hin
o. AZ. nrr 81 NJ ara ytrr articles - separation witness
aSked him wat csuss ne ssld ne sss nnsoe 70
yatsfv her wautp about cetningi inst enc vas E'ms
tIue, ont Al r,cbts % that aid NOT zee sam
Gent reason and sold MIN W brl ms ~Ee ae va So
and surprised 70 see eoopes - y"'ns pssuoos
upafrstod the thirg perfectly vas engaged Va other
bnripess and rsqHesteo nv partner uonne' Miller toe
sst witness make the DRAFT ancnrdng . my recoiec
ttpp Inc aupcao copies signet by Brnsn aui MS
vile oon vrrfod Wiki Brown subsequently; sometimes
upcbed Al the restsuran, ~here be engaged, saa
thng n MS th,re nrst saw MIN after the SEPARATION
he ved they hsd not met since, thar might have sup
no.e that thev world come together ayln but ne sad
that IL was en- puehsng eape nxcd thog; WITHIN year
bsd three conversations with hin; AZ one tma h si
the unchanged determination OF the ptres
expressed that he had doubt tnst there mad been
minaty the part OF nis wife and that Influences had
beer exercised GA her ny and a woman, whose
nance DO not RENE mber
Crossexatnined to the number OF conversations he
bad With the plnntln aud the precise ~ hi.
plants against his wife but the testimony did not vary
from hts direct examination The paiutn told bin NAV
the completely of and hts wife brought shout the
alienation 81 tae affections OF his wife, and ,nat u mad
gone farther and the had thugs which 10
oucsd toe impression On his (paintins) mind That his
wife had been criminal have been autographed several
times and reused 10 come ou' finally consented TO come
on; she very tine, neautiful looking SonRn; my
impression is she ABOUT twenty two; never saw her
except IN my Office.
I.esc oundsoerry blacksmith deposed that resides
At Wet Farms, In Manchester county, ia tn, state
the year 1858 knew klss Isabella Sergeant: % her
at No 80 YORK street, Broosiyn, At Yrs. webo's; she
came tnere between the holidays; boarded there
al the time Ac''1risty boarded there; roimrf 10
eether she abou, six weeks she went ny me
name o. Miss Sergeant; never observed anything 10
her except gsing nirhg (obje ,ted TO
sr Clinton sald ~ proposed % prove shst sne was %
the habt III gong nights and stay ing out tate ~
those niehs 90 which Mccnrnty 10 whom she vas en-
gagged 70 be marrieo) was absent
Witness o)nipued--l observed that nights when MO.
Chrsly ane generally made II practice ~
going out some nights Ater tea and would come
In about ten O'Clock, and sometimes CID not
recollec going ont coming home with any body
remember act night on which esw her 10 Falton
rtreet, Brooklyn; IT in Fulton street; Matted her
and asked where sne had BEEN sne SAID she nan been 70
a friend 10 SANDS street. 8rooklsn and that she
gong home my curiosity vas little excited sud went
10 sancs street, where she said she ha1 Called ard IN
qured for her (Ooeced to TO shat he heard ther.
remained a the mouse In Sands street nsif al nnnr
when returned 70 80 York street abe had
IL . wet nisht-wnat 10 known "sc Itch mist"
she has cut vet seather; have known her 10
out on nigh,s not ct for any lady to be out.
Cross examined by Mr. 5mtn-She left IN the fore part
of February TO 90 20 Bostou was the fore part N this
month Was sabp9naed 70 attend az witness; rad not
presume they summoned me because was a ooarder
Y. whosubpenaed yous A some one tor the defence;
believe his name Is Smith. daughter
Mr. Truman smth-Never mind; it's cd name.
CrossexsminaIon continued as 70 hcChrsty's absence
and tho nights which the lady went out nut notnin
particular elected Did not know that she Was seekng
employ meut know II pretty late when sne returned
because generally TO bed at from " hsh past ten
O'Clock; did not keep any watch on her. can't cell the
Eeoond night she went OUT she roomed with the land
lady the lsndisdy told ooncnoed she went ont,
because l did not ner about the house; woulc not
hos lorg sba out the nd occasion; sne
went out often that cannot tel the times she went
out; Mr. hcChrsty there, average about todt
nights week, cannot swear that she Sens out every
night Of the piher
consultation counsel for the defence Mr. Gerard
said they had conclusion that they would call
no further evidence; that evidently here there wss
q bar 10 the action, and supposed II would b.
better not g. submit the points OF being late
IN the day and be would ask sdjournmept until morn
rg, which he supposed would be saving OF At least wo
days
Orvle a Brown, recalled by Mr.. Smith, said that hs
DID not ssy to Mr. Payne that be believed that bis VIE
had been led away By any person crnioay out mat ne
riated that the alienation was brougnt abont by her
brother-in law, Mr.. Mallory And his wife
The testimony closed and the adjOnrne1
70 Thursday morning AT ten O'Clock
The art coored witness Peterson was called and
admonished, and then discharged from custody.
The cour. was denseiy crowded durug the day,
II has been throughout The trial BY male spectators
They doubt attracted by the curiosity tha such
generally excite, and desire TO The lady, the
OF the action who mas been detcrioed by the vii
or moet extraordinary beauty; but In
the latter instance they doomed 10 BIO disappointed
and the reporters deprived Of the opportunity Of
displaying the- descriptive powers OF Huntington ps
per-the fascinatons OF this "fran fair woman"