The New York herald., 1862-10-14


she SAID good morning. some.hing like that:
i in the kcbcn thai sho washed her face she had
rone IN by tho hall door she had been there beore
believe nave washed for her two three years; she
not IN the city last winter Real had been a my
stairs she must have been CRYING in the street. she
could not have been in the state she in when she
had done crying she asked for the water and towel ana
al the same time asked for some tea gave her some
cold water but do not know whether she drank IT, while
was making the tea shs was bathing her temples she
her eyes looked redder than ever saw with anybody
before, asked her II she H. and she said she had
met Mr. RoA At the boat she did mot say what had oc
curred there she said she almost hearbroken. and
would rather die then ive do recolsot that ever
Real did not know that she was married then; did
not notice what name was on hor handkerchiefs l
S,sn rsaS Away way spoke to ns' .rrsS MSs
that when she from Ireland she only said she
marriedthat she Mrs. Real she did not get any
dress and veil; she not hour there altogether,
nx the time Of day because the clock she went
the house the second house from Bleecksr did not
watch her particularly as she went up the street. sne
indeed seem like herself afteshe got the tsa she locked
better after she got the tea and bahed her aoe all that
she said TO me from ars TO last was that she had seen
would rather die than live.
To Mr., ames-she gave me receipt FOR watch
which she expected from Ireland she told mo to keep
| Till should hear from her see her; afterwards
| took that receipt 70 her at the Tombs.
Mr. James tendered in evidence letter from Peter
c. Real to Miss Van Name handed to tho Judge TO
decide upon iss admssibity II was offered
ton w ns ae s, state s as con-
hct in HIS mind between his moral obligation as standing
between the people and the prisoner and his strict legal
Judge Barnard-Considerins the Importance Of this
case think but right that the letter should be sub
| mitted TO the jury.
The letter read - follows
vs ~ my duty So
costed as nay me- 70 roughly = person wno " 20 some M
TsSpross being iafen with morning
ys
su af s n s Be
cened but under the circumstances coui no! act differ
have formed hasty opinion Of me, and received
y on my Ss.dss
This closed the evidence on the part Of the defence
Mr. Hall desired put into the three letters writ
| ten by tine deceased, and recalled
Michael Rsal-Idsntihes letter. got i with the bus-
papers Of my brother it was then in the
don as il is now. (Mr. Hall intim lted that tho i'm
pcrtant parts Of i had been torn on
To Mr. James, do not know what was torn OIL do
not know whether 1t was the signature "Mary Re' or
"Mary Stewart that there; know DR.. Boyd; be
two weeks ago; asked him whether he had got sub
pena TO come here did toll him not to come he is
my family DOCTOR called upon him about this trial and
asked him whether he was served with . subpoena be
was intimate with both the parties; Dr. Boyd told me
great many things, but forget what do not know
O. Was your brothers name Patrick or Peters A. His
name Patrick; he was christenod Patrick; have
called him Patrick and also Peter he did not tell me to
call him Peter his papers signed p c. Real; may
have been eight ten years since he changed his name
called him Petor because everybody did; do not know
whether he changed his name BY law or not nor do
know his motive.
To the District Attorney-His business card gave the
nAme Of Peter c. Real be to this country before
mo- he then about seventeen years of ago; spoke
he District Attorney about the deceased fam-
q DO you know anything about yoar brothers. moral
character in the community? A. know IL was good
To Mr.. James-I saw good deal OF my brother:
found soms three photographs in my brothers
female; old lady's there; they closed;
the Coroner took charge of them have seen ladies come
business who were to work for him he was n the Tod
embroidery business women made II aud he furnished
the materially did not know tho business Of the ladies
brother and went around the city with him. but to no
place particular
10 Juror-Do not know what property my brother
had except his personal property and whatever dobts
might be due him.
The District Attorney put in evidence the following let
ters. The spelling 80, In the originals is followed in
printing
sss; .ss ys. .s e ss my letter Of IL %
70, The
sent it. / was not home when the boy brought i.
ss. a S:. sss
Mrs sS = fss Rs R
going She said psrhas she would eau before
yoa viii 40
try to ge some r nSn about . Mr. - JANIS Doeey
us 1tar sH srohsr bssn ee,aes
porter inquire for him, ii you viii you
Twas sorry that you SICK ,ha, you
on account Of you not calling TO Mrs Nash last
''sniis wa.s soon MARY
r. s.-Pcer. you seem anxou. TO me- Now you told
as last % saS a- % M ycS s 3 not
more sorrow Of mine Ny e'os Peter my sorrow cannot
Nm. RnsI1I wsp. yoy to sena me moaey enough % pay
s.,
@ fon The sss Sss, sns
sss GO ,. from !,
'ss ss y :as ~
FOR % me any more you when do You
the o. Is provotins vlsn or 40 you
Der I Letter of the "a h,w different yes aced last night
you would act Nos let hesfYrom you this evening
The signature and date, with the exception Of sJur
were TORI OF ~he. found in doceased's desk.
DR.. Thomas RJbnson recalled, and examined by the
District Attorney examaed the hands Of deceased
and took rings from his lugers there abrasion
burning or discoio alton either OF his hands.
To Mr.. james, saw seven eight dozen
ambrotJ and dauerreotypes taken from Mr.. Reals
trunks. They of ladies.
To the Judge-5ome Of them rather young. One
Of them OF m old lady.
In reply 70 the Court the District Attorney said he had
some medcal gentlemen TO examine tomorrow on the
question Of insanity and also other rebuttng tsst
mony onsr. He would like TO himself
10 the time that he would occupy In summing up. He
might require 10 occupy whole cay.
Adjourned till to morrow at eleven o'clock.