Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-11
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MT Bradley. Laughing I'VE have men here
drunk all the time, and yet attend to business
/ Wines, (resuming I'VE parted at Arbiter
nan. Garter talked with man there named
ments there We went from the Custom house to
Mr.. Bradley asked the witness II, when Garter
'1 Ws,n az as SSss S;i they slept together
MI Bradlsy:-Aint you married man.
WitBess-Yes, sir.
Mr. Bradley.-That's odd.
Mr.. Radcliffe objected to this course of examina.
ton, tending as IL did to rake up the private af.
fairs Of a mans family, when there were the
Exporter: Of the press ready to publish to the world
the whole Of IL.
Mr.. Ward made remark of the re adiness OF
the Star to publish such matters
Mr.. Bradley denied any intention Of bringing
up the family relations Of any man, or to have
them published, and hoped the witness would
take different view of the examination
The witness expressed some classification at
the examination, but desired to explain how be
came 70 sleep with Mr.. Carter in his own house.
he being married man; and, to prevent a wrong
Impression, hoped IL would Be noticed. He did
not keep public house, or house of entertain
nent, out private house, and bis family consist
sleeping arrangements Were for his own family;
but in order to entertain his friend he had trans.
isrred one Of the family to his bed, and occupied
the vacant bed with Mr.. Carter
!. Mr. Bradley.-That's all clear enough
The reporter here signified to Mr.. Radcliffe
that 10 was not our business TO Law any mans fam
lily affairs before the public maliciously, and did
not intend to do so Mr.. r. said he did not In
tend his remarks to apply TO the reporter nor any,
thing else be had said, but to the Sta,
The examination proceeded, and the witness
said II went back to the market. / don't know
Hanover market; stayed there tII no or N o'ciock
and went home. We met there by sppoj nttnent
My residence is No. ~ Henrietta street. We went
N hnr aF.AE
lives near me and went with us From the Gus
tom House Sanks, Carter, and myself went to the
market. Harry Umphreys keeps public house
at the corner OF Camden and Sharp streets. Was
not there during the day. Don't know IL Carter
was there. Did not hear Carter invite any one to
Washington to disturb the election.
/ This witness was several times compllmented
by the defendants counsel, and as be left Mr.
Bradley expressed hope that he would not carry
with him any unpleasant feeling. He is a dealer
In the Baltimore markets
Thompson Fields baltimore policeman sworn
All know is that Sunday morning between 2
Of us were there all night He came in and laid
down on a bunk opposite Inc. He said he would
ike TO have some Of us go down to Camden
station Tor two young men, one named Clabbit
Mr.. Lindsay to wake us He woke the Lieuten-
am; ana al ten minutes to four the Lieutenant
woke me. After making some preparation wash
ing, &c, we started. The town clock Just struck
and myself Near Camden Station saw some
ex-policemen. | recognized Joshua Mitchell
Sergeant Wallace, man named Scott and that
man (polnting to gentleman in the ofice.) The
Lieutenant gave me orders to stay Oh the platform
and he would meet me at the back end of the
cars. did so. went round the east side Saw
neither Claby nor any one else Met an old shop
mate there. reported to Lieut.. Grady that 1
saw no one He introduced me to Mr.. Carter and
another person never knew them before We
dldnt remain ten minutes, and didn't see any
men with Carter but two or three.
. Cross-examined-Can't say if other persons hut
those were there. Lit. Grady didn't carry anv one
there. When we went to the depot there was no
crowd of persons before or behind u.s. | didn't
see them.
Richard GaHH AUXILIARY guardsman) sworn
Met officer Carter at the depot. No one was wi tn
him, not living soul with him. | went over
with officer Rabbit. have lived here over
thirty months. Near three wears Was going in
the depot when met Garter, Bright, Herman and
Rabbit was with me there. Went ND 10 corner
Of G and Third street, Todd's corner. | went Tim
norman, Mcclure, Hoofnagle Herman, ali be-
neve- Mcclure, Hoofnagle and Zimmerman
joined about the same time near Christy Boyles,
Carter Joined US and we started immediately: He
was in great hurry. l walked by him all the
way. Can't say that he talked with Zimmerman
zimmerman overlook us and | can't say IL he
came through the depot or not Zimmerman.
Hoofnagle and Maguire joined us We parted
at Third street, Rabbit went with me- Carter told
me 10 90 aud get Pat Gormly and Jim Suit and
Stayed Ees ana n up e Comes wa spt ne
Ii McHenry. w hen we parted Mr.. Carter went
down 3rd street think. don't know where the
Others went. | belong to the police; had on all
the uniform except the coat. Justice Dom ex-
planned that they Were of duty) Carter told
Rabbit and me TO 60 Leoffer's hill He told me
at Third street and also at cars. Can't say that
heard him give orders to any others Can't saw
he didn't. We were all talking together TO the
best Of knowledge we had no conversation at
Third street
To Mr. Uttermuehle,-I know Hoofnagle have
seen him working in the yard. | didn't see Mr.
Hope met Bright and Herman on Third street
on the Island. They went voluntarily. | don't
know but asked them to go. don't think a
private Of the guard has right to order another
TO do anything.
TO Justice Donn.-Carter did notsay he brought
any one down.
Mr Uttermuhle asked the witness what his bins.
mess was at the depot that morning! Witness
Captain Goddard ito the witness. )-sETell them
you was ordered there TO watch these very same
plugs"
Mr. Uttermuhle -"Captain GODDARD! we would
thank yon TO let the witness answer for himself,
Ii Is not for you to answer for him.,
Mr.. Bradley remarked that when Capt God
dard was required TO be questioned as a witness.
he would be put on the stand
Mr. Uttermuhle here proposed 10 postpone the
further examination till Thursday next
Mr.. Ward asked that IL the case was to be con-
tinued the security should be changed, as Geo.
Mi. Bradley remarked that he thought the gen.
teman should have some grounds to base his OBJ
lection upon. He should be ready to make oath
TO the fact be sets forth. Has be examined the
records! We can give any bail REQUIRED, but
this insinuation is unealled for, so far as we can
see. 80
Mr.. Uttermuhle said neither Mr.. Bishop nor hi,
counsel have any fears Of the result Of the case
IL was suggested that there were other wit.
nesses for the United States who were not ex-
amined 80
Mr.. Ratclif said they had closed their case:
but the defense might take the witnesses and ex-
anime them. -
Mr.. Bradley did not intend to let the prosecu
ton shove witness on him whose testimony he
had no knowledge of; but insisted that the United
states should examine the witnesses summoned
After brief argument, Mr. Radcliffe consented
and
Dartd Sank was called and sworn Last Friday
mig at was standing on the corner of Charles and
streets. Some one said Garter was
In town After while Carter came along. and
AlDaugh, Carter, and myself walked arou1d To-
gether: He asked how TO see Clifford told him
could ind him over In town. We met Lent
Grady and introduced him. Carter told hts hnsi
ness. Carter went home with Albaugh, Next
morning ] met Carter and went to Southern
District station. Stayed till the SQUADS cam. in
went TO see my boarding officer 1,m emploved
In the Custom Housed to get leave To 90 with
Garter TO the Columbia landing He consented
The Whispering Of a bystander caused m. 70 iosa