The New York herald., 1862-10-09

NJ Real take hts hat, bue them 90 out toge
taking; heard female vOioe and ths report Of pistol
Immediately went 70 the door; as reacbsa y saw
no ssa h oS Sss his %
the musxe OF the p$ssol she held the stock Of the
pistol u her right hanl did not hesT either o. them
say anything AZ tha& tmo took hold of her 70 snove
dcoeaseds brother then aud sook the pistol from
not 70 hold her she would uot run away she asked
70 be led into she room TO see him as the dece sed
recled and Mr. caught Aold Of him. deceased had
his head upon my knee after Mr. Real died she the &C
'utr exa,sned by MI yames-pecoased was asleep
| on the loaage; ] do not know 4 he had been
drinking srsx he WAS had not ss Sa 81 ;Ss
| near Rcals voice when they were on the land
ing; hoard female voice. did not her knee down
him. did not hear her ask him 70 speak TO her. IL
| was to Real she sad-"This ia u long four years"
TO the Court should suppose, from Mr.. Reals counte
before they went out Of the store that they
speaking in anger Letter produced and identified in
the handwriting OF deceased)
BY Juror-They seemed much excited3 A. think
Mr.. Real excited; 10 the lady did not her
face
half inchos
William Crugor also clerk at the store, dcposed
that be saw the lady, on the day in question,
witncss gave description Of tho between tho
prisoner deceased thought Mr. Real had hold Of tho
ccr whsn came back another officer had her already
Charge she standing by deceased did not hear her
say anything; had been only one wOek employed there
at the time.
Cross examined by Mr.. James-Deceased was excited;
formed that impression Srom his manner he excited
for ten or fifteen minutes before they went out;
them in STOPPING attitude struggling: do not know
who held the pistol when went on Mr Real held the
pistol by the muxzle they came in it went OIL while
they were struggling.
10 MIR. Hail. did not see them at the time
Oscar M. Bassctt partner in the store where Mr..
Real held his Office deposed-I could say
he (deceased) held an Office there; ! consi
dered him sort of squatter; the
az in fh0ra ont tha QfI Iuna a. cha
asked for Mr.. Real; one OF the young said he
gone to Jersey her again in the neighborhood Of
three o'clock Mr. Real was asleep the lounge he
after they out, but heard the shot Of pistol
thought nothing OF It it Of frequent
store down stairs in the building TO try pistols by
firing them Off after they parted Mr.. Real made
remark that he killed; IN going towards the desk
Office he fell down beside the lounge lifted him up
and put him the lounge and took 1t into the front
fee; when first attempted to remove the lounge she
(he accused) rushed in and said, Peter, speak to
did not hear her anythng else at that time, when
in tho she said that for four long years she had
plead with him"
desire to get away; she rather inclined to 60
away when wanted to remove her. the deceased was
one of those ovia. good sort Of fellows and generally
took possession of the desk when he wanted to it,
Mrs. Real before that; 1859 he brought her
store then 149 Broadway and bought bonnet fof her.
At this stage Of the proceedings (haf past three
ocock there were no other witnesses in attendance for
the prosecution The District Attorney said that most OF
the witnesses ho had called engaged in such patr-
otto busness-the manufacture Of hrearms-that he had
not insisted the usual rule 10 require their attendance
but had agreed TO send for thsm as hoy were required
by the Court.
The jury were then, by consent Of counsel on both
Sides permitted to SEPARATE with the usual caution from
the Judge not to allow person TO speak TO them the
subject nor TO converse amOnBt Themselves the
question before them.
Adjourned to eleven O'Clock this Thursday morning.