New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

got up had trouble end could sleeps when
With me; she then told tee sboot the 70 ,p,ts eon
etrnlIs teIi she tased TO me more than ca 70 nv,
when we or vsd che ned sa to see n bs ssesd
to be viii all toe ,me showed mo articles That she h,a
she ntsd she Tsd o felt h.r ereth Scios sway she bad
been rowpns too hs che the morning same ns
We DID aud took resk I'm she tod me she bad GOOD
de before ,he moved she seemed pessed wbeu Ja'
cob pSd attention hers she did not lame those who com
pan ed Of her marrying minister
Eeexsnittd by titrse-Btipr letter Gays, 70
eeived from Mr. Harden It s dated Eco 1859 soa states
that she w1aheh the witness "a and see hers also:
bst abe had paid six witnesses with her husband and cte
toPay more
Sarah Harden mother of the prsorer, sworD-Am
the mother Of Jacob a. years od the frat time hI
wife was when he brought her to house the . cont tire
Jsob tba, BE- would tks h ale down south trade her
p p Sos h sao ali that s %S S Bet Aa ssd
did hear Jacob iay ths Anile reminded him o. little Tho
the the other members OF the family old"
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Court opened at O'Clock. The ladies' are in the
ascendant. They have excluded nearly all the males
from the Court room.
S.muel HARDER brother of Jacob, sworn I am a
Bother Of Jacob Harden YVES present in the with
taxing bis wife down Sonth selling her for deg sai then
Eing the dOg' efer somewhat hested political discussion
always barking but never biting Witness aeniasd letter
invitation om Mira Hoisn to wnes. to come 70 her fa,hefs
visit, and they would have fan by the yard" Harden
always treated his wife kindly she sck at house, shs
Chester l.. Teel lswonI live at Pbillipsburg; have
known Harden for years. know Charles Hieht called upon
Penn T. C. Chase vas with me was coming from the dsgu
eesn the other suggested PsJins ote hnni
bad three four pictures in hands showed them 10 him,
and asked him se coua point out the picture OF the one %
showed HIM another picture snd asked MIN i Ae could
Lie in that pcUle 20 whom no had sold Arsenic he
sGd he cid not but he recognized in 1t whom
sembe that there sae OF difference the hair between
the PERSONS told him had heard that he had testified
sn,.d 70 him and he bad eese5 out that II HARDEN The per
whom he had cold roscn he s. be had not
CIossoxmned- and Harden brought mp together
sdjsiDs 5e, have sway: been friend Of lis hcht 'Aid
The Rev David Graves. sworn--I lived atiHackots-
town In asTc 1889 sen cGed my house and gave
another request fron Hsd'n to preach the funeral
the inquired for Dir Bel he went IN that ion
received tie message in the oPor Of the Kay being shown tue
letter ray this is be letter received II do1 asrch 1882
the death Of hi' wife aud oquests witness to
preach The the morrow al 10 ecock at the Pleasant
Dsuiei o. BRYAN, rocalled--On the day before told
Mrs Hsrden the Docter Fridy before
told her Locked Oad enoneh TO have hu Har len
one ops bn ap . isS Would not IA
CONTAMINATION Saturday tod hs size peededr Doct
he looked much hstef haa she hsa tho day bsofe ot
her this Ramsay's Baden present Saturday Mr aud
MIS- Ramsay were present Oh Friday .
David NsnBlrk, sworn-l arn Jn"lce of tue Peses
of this MY since AZ Knew Jacob Tee'er in his lifetime be
ecd in o. a. the cot OF the a@IHahi b easd ~
by his hsnd; knew him number Of years before he
ezanined-He between forty and fry when be
died be had trouble about his prop,Iy the larn which he
view there his desh talked CT and
was that and his rte dd not feen together he very
rurh az tslker tie family is ia.re
Certificate Of the justice, setting forth the death Of
ar Teeter End stating thai no inquest Is necessary,
was read in evidence.
lhas. Jones' swogn-I lived in Aorii, 1872, in
Blair Township knew Jacob Teees he hung himself; found
hum about bundled fom the houses ne had ued
Jacob sharp, one of the Judges of the Oyer and
Termincr svoriKnew Chas Teeeri ia 1879 lived IA Bey
dsIei constable, and bad sAee,i N osint him 1vea
Y.
sale; aeT dinner wont out 70 the barn aud found tl With
ibs - no . IN ug and wing his property sod stood
by beam told hin would help htn went Oh s0d ls him
To- I'd bun ahcr yard in the baT-roem.
CrcssezsrLine5-He drinking msn half drunk
then bad fears Of his ns hoeif did not sell hii pop
i tSxd 'DiHN re "0ua Do' ,'' D' --.' H'4 Nv
Dr. Philip +. Brakely, swOrn-I am a physician,
residing in stvidere been IA practice eighteen year;
somewhat informed on he s1ofci Of diseases o. TIC hnd es
exciting Oicde from forty T. iky cent Of suicides
ss 10 esseisry 'as Is not sie.ys eoon-
m,ti,d on account ofnsaIity.
This Wi,nees was inero gated at great length the
subject of suicioe His were llcid and very
satisfactory lar as the abstract proposition was con-
earned hut of no especial interest TO your readers.
DR.. Rcdefick ByiDgton, swora-Accosdiny to The
best Authorizes in thousand ases Of suicide oae hundred
from in.sy Other authorities s!ae al Eteaet part d
suicides ise torn hereditary insanity, the Authorities fret
quoted ba. sixseyeL,hs OF the cates q insanity here
dsry think tha: elaneho rs no. insanity io.a
bee cs cusons is sthe Of insanity; anything and
eVebs which may produce eAci1eaehs Of tLe neyous or
e n.sn,, persos were oen found melancholy In ear
dsincred to converse gloomy making incoherent reiAks
person had hereditary tendency to it, uader sash cHeua
stances / Should ssy there ia Danger.
nay not exbi9it any of dea.e; hilk the hereditary
tendency suicide is recognized di,ssss o. hs brain
il rather departure from the regular operation Of the brsn
The defense here rested.
REBCITiSG TESTIMONY.
Caroline Trimmer, swoin--i live at German VAL
lively g; when in company he very Lively when anons
strangers she sti never sw a0yhr1 hke melancholy
SIZE car ny house TWO OF taree before death
nothing Unequal N her conduit then ste talked Of hsr Ia
she So very much; asked how she liked her oxs she
tockpes and aaked her thc g1ls h0lssseepag
ia could tell until he came om conference Rhe WIS
Cfos,exsrninede mother IA my cousin her
after hsr marriage, three oar time. did not her much
after her marriages talked good deal with
ndoue st s STRANGERS Jaw her win srsnsers and
tlousht chs lively girl This was three years aisr
her marriage, abe oid no' ieen to be o, lively IS before
Ann Trimmer, sworn on part OF the Sslte-I live
yaoy new Hannah L. Dorsn1 seven yeais before
her dtsh hsye been there corpe OF tc-a se nsf htr
course very pleasant with oheIs s 10 gloom 81 sadness
aooa her easily apr scaed 9ass o. tinsaf. sire
observed her sitting alone never law her 10 edae moo
CIo11 iIedAn not ria;t D. nor Is Iy husband % her
szw her mostly among stranger.
Samuel Trim rer, sworn on part Of the Sta.s--Am
husband OF Tie last witness @new hauotn L. o3rad seven
1Ias her cheerful her about yeAr before
her I, a. mes 81 oOuyerse0 vita heI.
Rensselaer, Gray, sworn ON the part % the Ss.te--
Live valley. mite from podi1d'a have Deea
qGAu ~ with them t1cb 1--WE gears kCeg Hannah u. Dor
and and congertcd ~ her she naturally W. ~; SIR
rsR uotug Unusual az ks rad pleasant coun,sHancs
her her marriage ss~Eoniug unusual sboat pcr
CIR ssexs,u-d Never bad great dee oil c3Gyefa!iol vi
her; flggys thought she very reserve
Thomas Filth, sWoIn On part o. tie S,dts-knew
Es,u.h l.. 10 land ,he cdm sidi say carried ore
face md very stil.
hiaothias Crauer, aworn on part Of the State-Live
in Hunerdou Coru'yi hauh L Doilsni for wears be
fore he- cesh intimately acquainted with 1hs wa "a %
get acqu4ptcs % 81" aqp-ted 90 b. s hrry
-. bad F1d o. UEauchov sppecr' ~" l- 1or ~ ~
house wees aut a. much w. 'yeel. tire.
LasiLa loster, ow0rn on part OF tte Na8-hy au-
baI3s usme vas Jl,ob; be committed soe; Dee ~
sroidsnt Ueoe tbeni horsr threw aim sl he soa on ms
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