The New York herald., 1862-10-11
ALLEGED HUSBAND MURDER.

ALLEGED HUSBAND Mohubn.
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Rssal Of Mrs. Mary Real for ehe n0'3e
of Iaer HusDaNcs
oouKr OF OYER AND TERN'NER.
Before Hon. Judge Barnard.
,uRD DAY.
~3Ae Psoph ~. Mary Rsoi.-At the s'ss'us II
she Our, ,hs nSornug the Judge, ~ answer 70 Mr.
sscs sa,d bc had concluded 70 admit the question
oy hm 1, tie witness Mrs porsay at the rising Of the
Iourt the previous day
Nrs Jane Cooley, examined for the defence, de-
poscd-l now live in Thirty. street, have
known Mrs Real the winter Of 1850, the attor
part of February; she remained with me until she won't
% Ireland las, october her MOTHER when she
tnrpea in the spring she came direct 70 my hose
and stayed with until April this year; she came
thc FIRST time 10 my house under the name Of
stewart lie (Hr Real) remained about hour with
bes thoo she engaged the rooms and he came in the
evening with her baggage; he came AGAIN next day he
uscd 10 sometimes every day. and sometimes about
shrec times week thought she had great deal Of
trouble ssamy; observed her trouble 10 be on
account Of Mr.. Real, after he would there, and
when be had left, have trouble and shedding
tears this was frcluont during March and April, after
her return from Ireland Mr. Real never called TO her,
and sho was IN tso.bo about him. she unhappy in
her d,sposit,oD; in the morning her eyes appeared
she had been crying often went 70 her ard found
her crying evcnng before she TO ireland had
company IN tie back parcr and there loud talking
m thc fcnt parlor, which annoyed ne went in there
o. zee what the natter she replied, Mrs Cooley,
shs is making crazy; 10 is my lawful welded
busbapd and he denies it' he said, "tho is mad
shc 10 crszy;i Ac did admit deny what she said;
she was crying al the time; sometimes have
him kind to her, and sometimes not, she has done
acts Ct kindness for him; / have seen her
comb his
marked his handkorchiefs; did not herfrom the
time she cst my house April until This in
Broadway she Supported herself by industry by sewing
she always conducted herself with modesty and In a
tadyiike manner; Mr.. Real told he lived in Third
street, whom he with her luggage he did tell
where he lived; sho paid four dollars and
sometimes three dollars week; Mr.. Real paid
ber beard she has handed money In his presence
do not know whether he gave it to her.
Cross examined-ln tho latter part OF 1860 Mrs Real
told me- in the presence Of Mr. Real in my paror that
they married. people called her Miss Stewart
and asked for Mrs. Rca have seen her mark her
own haDdkerchiefs as Mary Rcal' after she told
sac married, have told Him il shame fer him
10 treat her badly knew her to go or,
except when gong out with him, going meet him
and 10 ietarn with hia my s.mpaihics very much
exercised for her, because thought hc intended 10
wrong her; my sympathies very much in her favor
nov: testify 10 the truh she sametinses was weeks
without paying me, and then when he she would
XtSc me LSiucfeO nm gentleman Trend she
wrote HIM (deceased) for money as sho told me
To air. James Miniature o, Mr.. Real which tho nc.
euaed about her producedlThs Is the ikcrcss of
the gentleman who came 10 see her
40 the Conrt-Ee Sometimes called on her in the morn
ing and sometimes in the evening" he frequently took her
Sat and went 20 some place Of amusement for three
four hours.
Ms. Charlotte Dosay recalled and in answer to the
Court said that the occasion size went defendants
room at three o'clock in Tire morning and Pelef C.
Real lying on the bed he dressed, but had his coat
To Mr.. James-lle remained there al that night and
went away at seven O'Clock il the morning, and came
back again; occasion she said she
1.s distracted, and she threatened suicide she
came 20 me % brooklyn, whore ] stop
hvc with hin any longer; that he gave her no
snoney AID shs was not able TO work; she asked
with other aGes in The street. and have often met
bun walking with ladies' in Broadway.
Mr. Hal hn ,or III homer o. tie ladies' Of this city,
thc;c ~ no crime 10 have genilem walk with them.
Dir. mes-Ne. i the husbands do leave starving
wives ci me.
Mr. Ian-Ycn are presumng that the prisoner was his
vie
witness con'aued--wben she came to me in Brooklyn
ale @as IKE maniac, she locked haggard and worn il
was ee.0re that she t,lkaa o! suicide.
10 tie Court have hun beat her, but have
seen tem sirrag ing together DO you think that
strange sue al rot maze complaint against him for
t uesIct a She high spirited TO expose him
neve suggested y her 10 10 his for money be
c.1sc tho ;ht ~hea gentleman married young lady
n ought q have the deceacy TO support her. Symptoms
~ applause /. Court
10 Mr. iiai--I more intimate with her than sis.
Ger. ihc crcss-exannaon continued for time
birs. kfa t0ld me where she married, but by
wncm, that recoiec'; she did not 60 10 any
CHURCH ~ particular she js o. tho religion OF the
cEniry she belongs to--a Catholic; her husband
Was 'ashollc also she dill not tell me by
whom she married, bat thins she said it was at
chr III Second avenue. ] never suggested that she
sho III be shut M as dangerous, though heard 1ss
spcak O slcide. after tne marriage introduced her
30 several lac IN his (Sr. Rels presence as Mrs.
j.e Always called her Mary: have sem people In
gici i y not every in grief that would commit
snc'de would .o, of one never had any grief my.
seg adyis d Mis-. Zeal To leave him and 20 to her own
ousit GO, dd rsl advise her TO him: did not tel
my ~band tet Hiss stewart was married that ngAt "a
w.,eli Ar Ee IN the bedroom. don't reeoilect
~neh told Ltn dii not tel my husband that Mr Real
Iassrd ihe aghi ihe:c when Mrs Real complained III
world aad had refused ~ support her.
~ f"a GO 2 mean Aersoaal Ia treatment A. think
walking with oi.cg ladies' and going TO parties with
.fbcr ladies Nl.le he Ieslecting her. ani
thai is ia tle.tncnt cf no wife would stans Tau0h,er
e,c 'e. to1g,0at tie by the emphatic
n~nncs N scA the witness delivered the latter part
her aaswer.)
The Judge said that II that ndecorous conduct was
fclsaied lie picnding parties should be removed
r. NJ aine--Sh. never complained OF ans other
for ief gr'c ihia Ecr husbands treatment; thought
her has9a.ds cme 81 woad drive her iunai asy
ian gr'c has c.aerent effects upon dir-reat people,
Aich1iy and crazy.
toa Jaror-she tld me she married by Protest.
ant clergy man ana that one of the keop
ing II as Air Real o. not believe the marriage by
Protestant cIcfgJ right, and that a. seon as
icy went 10 housekeeping they woaid be married by
satholc PRIEST she was not preludieed. wea, to
church with me sometimes and sometimes to her
To Mr. Isil--she believed one clergyman a. good as
another IN Tie ssh Q! God: she thought the marriage
q 1od though Ar. Rcsl did Do;.
Mr.. Iali--lhen yoa did not mean TO convey that the
e.riase ey Protestant clergyman had anything 10 do
with causing he state OF minds
To the Coutt-Sae absiaiara from animal meat on Fri.
Gays
Ars Chrnda Jrrer deposed that she resides In Monroe
street The eeiehaut TO reside her house Ia s4s
o. MARY sewait, aad remained tll 1880 she worked
sess making Sic came agaa IL 1851 and stayed wia me
sn.ii 1900 she aaGe the nc asntaace OF Nj Real IA
aca-e he manners were lively up the time OF her
marriage, her conduct good sas came 10 visit M
after she WAS married Ia 1853
.ro's examined By Bar. Hsii-wbsn Mr. Real met Mss
tie~mt AZ my hosele paid her aucn,r r,u he was con
tnrTed beau OF hers, be ioil IN about month after
Ms stewart cane. lac went u board with bs
boiher, she oallei 10 after her marriage taiak
a. III July, 1sss snid 20 her .wei YOU aua Nr
kra kol IhaLilel 81 asl she sala ,Yes. hni n 90