, 1863-05-07

Odd any ono sit on the satne seat with hcrat |
Al DO not Iemembertha there did Or did not.
paper d yea spfsk and ha1 II !, to- her from the
Al handed it from the seat, and did not rlse
.Q.5Did yoa g before her, or to her s!ds at an,
III the habit OF insulting ladies'. !,
relative sests ID the car iii the time: nom her
entrhnss ; i1yon ai,ed n chhlcaGo; haG Il Rot how
Ave did not occupy the came relative seats
during the Trip; moved abont some. as am In
car part Of the time, and, st Blue Island, lost my
srat. through the coming IN Of other passengers.
think retained The the seat ART took IN a.ter We
blue Island the names Of which know. I do
not remember that tho lazy removed from her
Q-How long d1d you occupy your arst seat
Alan unable to state.
Q-Did yon pass one or moro station, and, ifeo,
box many while occupying that seat after leaving
Al do not remember.
Q..Did you occupy any other seat than your
frst between Molaena and Blue Island!
Al do not remember that Idid. Imay have
done 50, but my recollection Is that stood on
Q.-Wlat was the position Of the seat or seats
which you occupied, besides the fret in respect to
| LIE eEAl 0CCuplEA RY Tue lAuy$
| Al do not remember; for, as ! hare already
STATED, cannot esy with certainty that occupied
any seat from the time We LETT MoIeua till after
we had passed Blue Island. 1 then got seat with
gentleman near the front door Of the car.
Q;-Did the lady hare any package OF bundle
A-Idon't know; hare no recollection Of
Odd sou observe her. st Al after yog 1eft
60, give the Court as definite an idea IS possible
| how much you observed htrl
l. Al do not remember that did. Iaaw nothing
have seen Or known her. shci is pa1ticnlar'y lady
Odd Jon observe her sufficiently as to h.vo
| seen If one and the came gentleman had sat beside
Eoiena until it arrived Al ChiAgo. with tic exccp-
Of those e. iatfTna during which the train
Al do not remember that paid any attention
to her, from the time left my seat till the train
have sat beside her after / icft ny seat. without
my Knowing anything Of IT, or seeing II; b4t
hayc no rec1llsstion Of seeing any one beside hes
occur before yon lc! your seat?
A,-Yes eli, until next met her at the Burnet
Q.-Wus you in your first seat 70. enc mile after
the train LIFT MoEeua!
Al do not remember. NY recollection is that
! remained In it for more.
| Q.-For how much more. according to the best
Of your recollectionf
Al cannot state; It may have been three miles r
| and it may have been eight or ten miles. think
however 70. about half the distance between there
and Bile Island -
Q-Do you Know Nj Aai;ht conduetg5 lna OF o1
| Island Railroad!
Al don't know sny gentleman Of that name
At hcther had ever tat LIN b.
| fore or not. -.... ... . .. -......-
Q.-.Did yon zee the Conductor Of that train du
/. Al suppoee must have seen him, but lar
! no recollection now Of having seen him.
:. Q.-uarc you now any recollection OF haTin
'esn Ne 81 sl no recollection now of navn
seen him on that day.
! Q-How was this lady dressed:
! / A.-6lc Woro black dress, or her dress wa
/ black, 60 far as noticed 1t.
Odd she wear hat Or bonnet, and what VIC
!. A.-She had on dark headdrcss, which ter.
u bonnet; that il my best recollection. did NJ
% psy mnch attention to her-1 have seen vel
:. dressed people before
;. Q.-Dd she wear fnrs OF not! ....,
Il Al don't remember whether she did or not.
n Q-What IVES there in her appearance that II
n minded You Of the photograph Jon have spoke
:. striking resemblance; the photograph W.
!! yety good one. T., r..
form, or bearing. or in ALI
A. All was in the face and general form-nol
goa nj knos now the photograph spoken
~ II Son saw II now.
y Al think would.
lMf.CHlCEG{IuR uGlC
/, LADY, the outline Of the figure being ratles sim
f. lar 10 that Of Mrs. Whtes likeness and asked Il
re- witness 4 that va the LADY hs eaw Ths .Etns
ppnsat 9ou vas ms' msaken Ths Wensss
o. o. photog,aph Of Mzs. White" III. chickering wou
~ not then allow the question to bt anaWered or
y. ~ corded, md tho Bishop sustained htu.l
ii Q-Did yon see this lady. on the arrival OF Il
Galso9 no fsE nsve1 ae ss~ hsr again till
a5e | her At the Rurnet House
C &c Q.-To whom did you first communicates any
Fs; the matters Of which you hare testified In 1h
Nc Al did not communicate them to any pezs'
ths haye gsen oa Tss
~ Afer going rom Joliet 10 Chicago. vas ID Z
" were and entersd into conversation vi
at Nj. starke with reference to tho assault npon
ng Coat. livery unwisely remarked that Idld n
,4 think there was much In she agais, whs asked
IL s5n ans
the 81 ds sMsas Mte NJ teS GS1dH b{s
Nh h1A secn lady on the cars whom understood v
~ Mrs. White. and from hrr appearance, thou:
nd M she was too respectable person to make
as Court. Mr, Goodwin called on me two
tbe three times afterwards; to Gtsc my stateu,e,
,sss !g' e S tho "a % rs te s, ~1s aa II
e 'n He also read nc many LETTERS and cent In Gle
~ who asked nc for such statements. afterwa,
nd 81 tho cars. and sad to lin Tint never want
eev to DC brought into court to testify In the matt
i9 and that would not go into tho Recorders Coz
.sg anyhow. Mr. Claskson afterwards called on
,,c = ard intistcd on my coming down here as mat
H.. Of professional courtesy to him, tosFheh flna
hr: Q--Thcn professional courtesy to Nr. Clarks
1 is the only motive that brought you here. is 1T
cen Alt Is, to Mz. Clatkson and his associate.
ha. Q.-Prufessional courtesy then, ts the only
Pc Pc jccI you had in view in calling on Mrs. White,
roa ;nea The mariner yon did. was 1t
Rac 9f5 oeess ct T. san on Tfs an
~ stated, to ascertain the fact, whether shc was
zen zen sane person had met on the cars aad to sare
. as Q-Was ali The conversation ,oa had with he
that t;me solely dictated by professional courte
sne Alt was dctatcd By the reasons have gi'
49,, in my answer to tue last interrogatory. and on
and account Of friendship Iknow some Of Ars Viii
.1l ana friends In New York-Mcssra, Laweeyer. wht
'na1 sale boot and shoe dealers = met one or theu
H.. st. Joseph. Mo-, afte1 seeing Mrs. " Nhtte on
cars, and before the commencement OF this tria
Q.-Did professional courtesy, OF the reason,
have gixc9 Pr9mpt '1! Jon to suggest to her no
Iobjected 10 and waived. after spirited disk
70 Q..:Dia professional contteey, solely. lead
, 0o1 " pose above stated by yonf
! ,,;s OF A.-The soo and only cause which led nc to
have already stated, to ascertain the fact whet
sa;S she as the same person met and convcrsed y
on the cars, with q view 10 &Afd myEeU IRON
~ nnJ thcr or other Journeys down hefs.
pear | 1s<s Vh1ts w,s 4hc aar,c rersnn vnn hnd me-
H. the ears-was it prompted so1cly and alone by
AZ feselonal courtesyi
nito A.-Mf anrwef to that question 10 given in
- answer TO the last inteTrOgatorJ: am not NJ
sS that professional courtesy had anything to
aass Law with #.
alnly ~ s<car+.1r fhn r. ~ THethcr Mrs Whffe waa
Mts samc perron you had met on the carst
.an4 Any desire to ascertain tho fact was wi
!. view to rare myself further and other journey
be- @ ~ ,at ~ n. bst ia
o"'s have before etltGd.
now puoenronrerpxr Tp.r7.c 7.cr4ov-0n
yine 2sth Of last March the firm Of ". D. Harr
;sioS .9{ Co., wholesale drugglsts, ut 81 South "
was street, received from New York a.,box Of p
phorus, containing ten cans, valued at $18
nsc' I 81 For greater safety, this box, instead Of b
On Of taken into the store with other goods,
as tn placed under the sidewalk, In front Of
bout building, In q few days, however, 1t sud
" '7ine iue II and mystcriously disappeared from
her place Of deposit, aud the firm were unab
sSon discover the whereabouts Of their stolen p
czty. A few days ago they reported the
to the Chief Of Police, and the work OF fl
60 % At ing out the supposed larceny was assigns
9 a. officer streb1c, who By untiring pcrserer
and ehrewd mancuTering, succeeded,
4 the Tuesday, both in recovering the lost prof.