The New York herald., 1862-10-11

an. es or 81, r,ochs hat she bearded al your house
inc fret time, Mr. Real did not v'sn herr a "o' :"
I'D any friends cali 10 see berS A. Not any rante-
mea that know Of; believe there wore sons ,aa.ss,
do MOI know Of any uncio or aunt" ne's 'S""e "''
the time she s y0sE Ss1 house yss Y ,ssS M she
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10 August, 1855 that was the month she came 70 my
house che came there from Mrs. DOrsays, IN Alien
@ DO yon know os his having gone into her apart
nent in lst A. Yes, On one occasion; she usually saw
hm in the reception room.
@ We're you ever present AZ any difnculty between
tBems Yes, one two occasionss; somo threo or
four weeks after she came 10 board.
spoken Of by either Of Ihoma a. Yes spanish gentle.
man who boarded IN the house the first time she was there
that was before the marrsgs his name was Fepo this
q Tell tho jury what was said A. She ofton spoke Of
the gentleman in the highest terms to me- and seemed 10
be very happy in his society; heard her compare
him 10 Mr.. Real il Mr. Reals presence think she said
Mr.. Real not ht 10 be In the same with Mr.
| Ferpo do not recolect whether Mr.. Real made any
| answer
| Q. What her when she said that9 A. She
| seemed 10 be excited and in anger.
O. In relation to this first attempt suicide you say
you smelled the iaudannm on her BREATH thought
So ,hnk saw the bottle; il would hold an ounce or
probably two ounces; IL was empty tho laudanum did
| not sccm 10 have any effect npon her.
Q. Did you believe il at the time TO be sincere at
tempt al suicide sham one? A. believed at tho
time TO be a sincere one.
O. What do you believe il 70 be now9 A. ] bave some
times dorbted whether IL was real; thought sometimes
10 obtain sympathy; that Tie time Or. Wykof
was called in; he had drug store at the corner Of
Broomc and Houston streets.
Q. You noticed desponoency grief about herr A.
do not think did if there had been any should
| have been Likely 10 notice ~ the second attempt 10
poison Was three four weeks afterwards; that
| with beadoIna understood; saw bottle on that
OCCASION think IL was the nhysjcan who told he that
it belladonna-a physician whom Mr. Real brought in,
and whom do not know il was about eleven O'Clock in
the day the doctor was there on hour perhaps longer
l ms n hlt mn w1Q
| ip a liquid form.
think not; not in the room after the physician
came she rot out Of her room the next day do
think she down stairs for two weeks after that
Q. What were her symptoms a II seemed TO have
| affected her eyes; The pupils were projected.
O. lid she seem to be ia what doctors cali state Of
comaswas she perfectly helpless nsensibe, not knowing
what was occuriDg2 A. She seemed that continued
until the doctor came saw her after the doctor left;
The symptoms did not contaue saw her next day the
symptoms were very good she did not seem 10 be i'll at
O. You stated she said she had been MARI led previous
ly. lid she state anythisg more about il? 4. She said
something about keeping it private until spring, when
they intended 70 go into business housekeeping; do
LOT Tocellect that she told anything about the
riage, when il had taken place; may have inquired,
and she may have told me, but do recoloct
Redirect by Mr. James-Q Have you been giving any
statement Of your evidence to the District Attorney or his
asss ant? A. No, not at all before to-day.
q When did IL h s occur to your mind that this at
tempt to poison was 10 obtain sympathy? A. After the
second attempt may have told Mr.. D'Orsay that the
poor gr had taken poison and PROSTATE and nsensi
ble but / DO not rccollect that j did. '-'e
q Did you believe then that 10 sham A. had not
made up my mind whether IL not had my doubts
about ii; cannot tell when arrived at that conclusion
she secmed TO be psensble believe spoke her and
may have given her the andote which the pre-
1 scribed.
Q. Did you not speak to her and find her nseusibeg
| A. presume did.
O. Have yon any doubt about ite A. No: cannot tell
how long she was iDscnsbl0 she in bed that day
and the next day; do not know when arrived at the
conclusion that II sham; il after she left my
house this Spanish gentleman boarded our house;
had known him perhaps year he six months
at onr house II WAS IN my parcr that she compared the
spsnIsh seutelnan 10 MIR. Real.
Z. DID you not ask Alr. Real 10 and live in your
house and that ,hey could have room for so much
week? A. presume that did j do not know that did
| may have said something TO him to that effect
O. II you did, did yon not entertain the sincere belief
that they were married? A. When she told NE tia she
was married believed her. this thing about the Spanish
gentleman occurred after she told she was married:
| he LEFT before she did.
O. DO mean to tell the jury that you ever saw any
improprety between this girl and that Spanish gentle.
! maD2 A, No, s,.
Q. The slightest? A. No, sir.
The District Attorney discaimed intending any such
| sinuation.
To the District Attorney-Neher you nor any gentle
man from your o!icc before TO day; received
but one subpoena and that the other side in be-
hall Of the prisoner never Real the first time she
boarded at my house and therefore this about the
Spanish gentleman must have occurred the time
Adjourned till Monday next at eleven O'Clock.