The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-24
THE 100000 BREACH OF PROMISE.

The Case Of Miss Enie Carstapg Against
Mr. shaw In ST. Louis-Atte m pts to Brea n
Down Miss CsrstaDS's CHARACTERISTIC
man and Eme-Ehie's Denial or the
Pronfssory Notes Filed by Shaw-The
Celebrate d o. er, Cochrane's Evidence
lnterest1ng Developments, SC.
TENTH DAY.
The celebrated 500 0o0 breach Of promise suit was re-
sumed in the Court OF Common Pleas tenth
day Of the trial There is 70 drnuion in the Gro Nd prc
sent the contrary the interest increasing The Jurors
bear themselves we'll there has not been single com
plant or ute ance OF dissatisfaction from of them as
yet although the adjournment OF the Court
afternoon they had been in the Jurors box about sixty
the presence OF an artist eketchrs the scene for one
the New York illustrated papers-so that we shall even
have wood cut illustrating the progress Of the case
TESTIMONY OF WITNESSES FOR THE DEFENDANT.
The Court yesterday morning was occupied almost ex.
cusively with the hearing Of testimony from parties v
renee more or less to the characters horne by the plaintiff
and Der sister at the time that they lived the city of
New YORK or Brooklyn. They very voluminous &C.
cupynF hundreds of in the book in which they
bound together for convenience of reference and We shall
not bore our readers with verbatim report OF all the
questions and contained therein we SHAH merely
give such we think calculated TO interest The
public leaving out whatever to us not to have any
direct bearing upon the main issues In the case
DEPOSITION MONTGOMERY,
i've In Brooklyn Was acquainted with plaintiff and
reatoIs the reputation of the sisters was bad don't
Know positively that old Mrs Seaman kept a bawdy-
house but tbat'was the character OF the house don't
know whether or rot the sisters were inmates OF the
mousse put tney were associates OF Mrs. Seamans family
and frequented II; the other girls that visited there were
considered loose and they acted So knew the Hemp.
stead girls they requened the said Mrs Seaman house
and their reputation shockrgly bad; have noticed
conduct in the house which considered improper have
seen men visiting that house as twelve O'clock at
night they sometimes came carriages TO the door they
were yourg men have such conduct in that house
as haooing, huggng, &C.: the house was in the Waa-
bout the father of plaintiff was considered very pous
man have no recollection Of seeing the Hampstead and
Csfstsre girls tcgcther the houses OF Mrs Seaman and
Gioeon txrstang adJoned do not know the plaintiff per
sopay, nsr her sister either; believe Mrs Seaman
bought the property which sbc lived and built house
on III the character Of the house beard from Abraham
Nlton, 10 Hopkins, John lloyd, Henry Gerodette
- Mipker, Chas. Ry kle, Thos Hcbee John wilson and
others; nlcn IS now DEAD Hopkins lives in Brooklyn,
and keeps the Montague Hotel, the City Hail. LLOYD
keeps public house at the Bedford depot Geroette i
police officer in New York city Minker lives on Flushing
avenue In Brooslyn they spoke lightly Of the grs cha
acier taw the huggng above alluded to through the
w Tdow glass Emma Hampstead Cunningham .Burdell)
at this time sa5) fifteen sixteen years Of age
think her reputation was bad; don't know ANYTHING
contrary to the character Of the Caang girls either from
lived in the Wsllabout.
DEPOSITION or MARTIN EVANS
Live n BrooANn, know the reputation Of the Carstaps
girls rem Ssrsfs. runer; Il wa bad they would buy