The New York herald., 1865-05-31

q Now long did Booth remain A. Net over few
mnutcs, ho never stayed long when he came
Do yNu recognize that picture ~ ever belonging TO
your Le picture known IN this oecont as Spring SUM
mer and Aualmn was then shown 10 the wness) A.
Yes sir 1t WAS mise 1t was given 10 Lse BY the mxx
| We.chman
q Was there spy other picture In this hames A. 7
put of Booths tehAod It; went 10 gallery with
Mls Ward, and wife were there we selec@d some
piotsrsr OF Booth apt We kne" him We g9t Vns o.
them pn my brother md lue he would take them away
| from me- and SO hid tsem
| Q DID you own own ans pho.ographs Of Davis .as eve
| peauregerd and few olsrsi don't remember them
o when dis you ge. thera, A. Father gave them 10
me before his death, and pnaad them on hs account
! Q Did you have no photogrphs o. Union generais'
A. Yes sir OF Generals McClet Grant and Joe Hooker.
q d. you recoect the last M you sv your hcthen
Q Aow long was that before 40 assassnation7 A.
On the Monday before it two s'S&s
| hsVe you seen him since 10, sir.
lhevcr asked him. ne used 70 ct and see sirn somcs
times one day know hs said Booh crazy, and tn
! wished he wcald not thegs
q where was yoar brother Ia 1852 A At cctlego.
| q what eollegeS A. s.. Charles CoFsge.
was hs stude't there ~ that timer A. Y,s, siry
but rot Of divinity.
| q How long your brother at that college, A.
For three years but hs spent his at hor,ein
a. Miss Surrntt, did y-u, a. your mothers house. -
any time any occasion, ever hear word b~oahed a.
sinats the President Of the United statesY 81 No, sir
q Did you ever hear anrremafss made wi r'ference
to the assassnaos of any nemoerd d the gc'ernmenT
Q D5d you hear II dseussed by any re mber Of
the family capture the PreC1cnt s She Unit ,d satea
A. No sss; did NOS. Where il maruaaS
BY Mr. EwiNG-Q What year did your brother leave
coiege In 1891 or 1852; the year my father died
tso.o voce) Where ia mammal
q What years were you in SC aool in Bryantoyp'. A
From 1854 to 1881 the 10Th Of Jly ne day lef.
Q Did yor ever SEQ Dr. Mrdd ~ yous mother's no
at washngtoua A. No, sir
Thc girl kept nervously glancur toward the dock and
| tapping the stand with h0r foot i'm, wtieBiIy
ahe counsel Mr. EWING yjth av'dens desire 4 keev
hsr oecupied IA The ~ came 70 leo her her thToass
/ 1 rnOf said
vie ON the roaG between Washington ard Bryanto T?"
By this time the usher had arrived and t'.o Court ola
her that she could As she she answered the
question in the Affirmative; adding, in sharp, quick
voice, "where is mamnas"' Mr. Aiksn caaae idrwerd,
again, led her into the an5room adj 9nips tn r.
The women crowded forward witi eager inCo
OF The stricken child from the presence
Of ,he Court Az Miss surratt wts leaving -
handk orchiof which she had dropped. shesatched ~
from him qHickly and rudeiy without wo-c of thanks
with repertcral curiosity asked tho reason why, tho
most teohnsal and Gry the Judges Advocate simply
told that it would have been cruel, tho gr having
greater load os sorrow than she could bear.
Testimony or MIR. Lemons
State whether you Snow Atzsrotts A. 10 STR
@ Howiong have YOU known himf A. slree he wss
O. We're you at the house Of Bezckiah Mcrsz on ths
Sunday after the assassinationf A. Was, sir.
O.. Did you see the prisoner thcrsp A. Yes, sir
O. Did you have any conTersation with himY Ysa.
Q State what the conversation was A. met Atzs-
rv.t at Mcntz's Between rcven aad I've o'clnck
the Sabbath afer shs affair had occcrre and when rst
approach dMr Atzcrott ga d. "Arp you the that
killed Abe .ncoin?" and says he, "Yss;" and Ihen we
both laughed we were Joking; We'll, says "Anirew,
wsnt to knew the truth, II Is hat the President u
Killed.; there was great exciteinent In the neighbOr
hood and wantod 70 know; he sale, ''It So and
ask ham If 1t was about tho Sewards abea this old
havirg his threat cut, he said, eyes that Seward wa
whether II abo L Mr. Granta he said "He did
not krow whether was not and went to dinner,
Grant killed; and he said "He did noe suppose he
was andsad elf it imd baen done /. probably BY
who got into the train that he
did" , was MOTH his company hair am hour.
y DID you hear him say thAs If tho man Who w.s u
killed. A. No. he said If Mr. Grant wss is have been
killed must have been by man who got iis the aams
q wss tho prisoaer duriag tliAA day vsry
much excitedY Al Well he was confused, os appeared
him and the young LADY that he had been payag his ~
tcntions to-
q washe paying his adarosss"to to the aaugl,ssr Of Mr.
| Mentz2 A. Yes, sir, no had been
WaSsbe or ao throwing him the cold ohosisr thsi
d.y a. fss hs v.s s SoSg i AZ ss mont,
A Yes sira
speaking with Msn.s thai dayS A No, SIR '''''' 80
@ Hc could not At the dinner table have made any
remark without your hearing it1 A. Noysr
BY Colonial Brr.ErrQ Did you hava any other tall !
with Atzcrctt thasdayr A. No, sir.
Y Did not you walk down. with him tatho etahsf n
No, sir; thst my brother
Testimony Of MT. Lsmons, Brsthe. II tina
Foregoing Witness.
q. DO you know AtZ otE A. Yes,
Q. How long have you known him. A. Some esj u
teen months or two years.
q Were you 81 the house OF Mr. Mersx on The sunds .
after the assassi1ationY A Yes, Sir.
DID You haze any conversation With tho prison
thenf A. asked him abous Mr. Grant, Mr. Grnes Il
Grant, and asked him II was or nct; he didn't D
pose II was; ana then he SAID If IL 81
have got into ths same tram OF cars lao did; whom
trouble see; said what bavo you 70 trouble you. he
said more than shall ever gea shed o that as ,u
all that he said
Testimony or MRS. Nc AIIissas.
@ DO you know Aszarotts A. Yes. Fix.
Q. How many years have you kno an hirns A. q uly
since March last.
Q State whether or not ON the I4lsday Of karcl hs
called at your house and took drns Yes, sir; ,ouf
ten o'clock; Ldont know tho exact ame
DID yoL notice whether he was oxciteder mott A
id not
Q. What do you know about his beng a, coward or
brave manS A. hayo heard him ssy that 10 wouS
resent an insult
Testimony or w. w. Hrisss.
r. How hong hape you known k,zsrolf A. t3x %
seven year, at Port robaeco.
y What is his reputation foqNa5ery2 A. He'was u,
ways considered o man % not much courage.
Tes;i,nony OF Sam uel smith
O. Are you stable boy Mt hellers stable A Yoe, sIr.
q Die you the prisorsr bofop9 A, NJ, sir
O Wore you in tho ssablos ON the nj st "a e hi Of
. Da the bay marc come in that nishts A Yes air
eleven O'Clock; wo hsve clock there out "a nes sns
Testimony or Miss Harold.
q Are you the prisoners sis,er' = siy
chief found tho coat alleged 10 hGso boon ~ from
Anaos room bat sho coull not idans.;y cij the
property Of ner brsther.
Testimony of Ca. tain z. Mowro-.
Q State whether or not had custody vi TIE pris
at tho bar nbseauon. % their arres,f a. Yea
a Wbers, A. On board II the Noators.
hr, DssnE then dcsrod 70 hand ua'o thscourta writ
ten request the pr izctst that w nfcsson
To- Captain T. Monroe be sdmitto@ The ounga stated
that lac that L. had Legal ,gh. 20 insia
upon this and that be srcy mss c1estioI, for the
40 ftiity OF tie CoIr; - decide
Ind ~ a. thf rrplA X IL "a
20 be dGplrred that ssul vii such mr. tiers upon
.his they a1a2l TO 10 contrary TO law.
The t,oUrt tlrD DC aod thei tbs ConfessioR should
not TO received, aud Captain D. Monroc wa horcfors
dismissed ir m the NJ al
ChaIlss Sullivan gx.cove-ncr 4.wcll aU otlcru
then called tho paTk of tho doic cs but thoy-
nJt betDg present to Court adjourned ~, Ten o'clock
u. morrow morning