The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-23

ysan; know hs mothers nmiiy. asd have bess q
wsvsrtey =. the hocss and grounds; ths Court e.
met Mr. Strong Europe SO md 81; We tsavsls4
together over the same route and = ne -
Genoa then 10 Turin and afterwards met him 4 ~
renos and Rome; my married daughter lived !. ne
wife ali this time; his conduct toward hsr was-
Objection made, ON the ground that such 49,
mony should be given In the original case oo1ecuse
sustained.
TESTIMONY or HORACE A. MASSEY.
Horace Massey whose name has Dcan % lrequsssy
mentioned during The trial was the next ws'ae. -
very dark hair and very pretty side whiskea His
tmony was = follows:-I am stopping q present =
Massey lives with there.
Mr. Cram-whst have you been staying there ioH
wtnsss-we have been staying there 70 eat drink -
M Cam-Nothing elses
NJ Crsm-Wssn Z she 70 Be- : witness IN this cases
Witness-I don't remember
4 BoAEDKs At sAsass aorn DosHr Know wao sAss
Mr. cram-who psyed your expenses It Eaziss
wit Witncss-I don't know
Mr. Csam-Do you know what your expenses wsr9
'o M cram.po you know John Austin Stevens, yrs
Witness-I know John Austin Stevens r. lwrtesen
document handed 70 him) have letter Of WHOA
nal can't swear thai Il was given beck tho dsfsses
BY my,wife; last saw Il last summer; was q Eafse's
he'd my % JOE. su
Mr. McKeoa did not give % me; when went % k.ss.
Hoss took letter 70 one Of the proprsssn; ccul9a1
DocomSer came from tour x the country; had =
occupation; had plenty Of money my luggage IN Do
with Adams Express and psrs Of the dine n WsIarda
in Washington; have had no occupation SINCE wens
TO Earies Hotel.
TESTIMONY or THE CASHIER or RARLE's HOTEL.
Iaua
led am cashier OF Earlos Hotel have boon sinos
April, 1858; rccollect whom Nj. Massey came 70 mo
hotel
Mr.. Crsm-wNl you please open your book = shs
account Of Mr. Massey and wife Objected To- oass
to prove that In the month Of December namea -
vaeabond without occupation. was picked up with ss
wife mako tho charge OF Auxiliary against MI strong
Hotel at an expense and four thousand
dollars and that the counsel for the defence have raid
twenty-five hundred dollars OF that amount already %
account and the remainder Win b. paid Also that thee
persons have been paid this sum 70 be witnesses In th
oGero prove that they were sent there ~ Johs
Austin Stevens, Jr, with loSor 70 the iAndltfd MIA
Massey was tho witness In particular who was wantrd
yet she had been put upon the stand BY the defence
There would be impeachment NOT only OF sho VIZ
| ness, tut OF all those Of the du1cnce.
The Court ruled In reference 10 tho oicr that
either of these persons had BE- on the stand shsse
might be some competency In ths evidence; but usdss
\ the crcl instances 1t should be excluded
Mr. G sas there worc i%S q I. SIss ce - ,csa
| They reference " an admission Of Ms HECK
sher that in saying she knew ..a' She re erred 70
| In reference to other minor matters. -
! Mr. tram--I now offer Ara Pot'er's deposition y
show that Mr. Srongs attention was called 70 tho osA
| that he was to be attacked through her
The Court excluded IT,
/ Stevens, Jr., to Mrs. Potter.
The Court also excluded II.
Mr. Cram here rested his case.
THE REBUTrAL FOR THE DEPENOz.
Mr. Gerry called his first witness In rebuttaa TOT ne
\ MRS. HiLLICKER IN QUESTION.
Samuel Cramer was sworn, and testhrd:-I IN
pawnbroker and have been since May, 1862; my plase
is in Carmine street; know female py sne name O
Mr Gerry-what kind Of q looking female was shse
Describe her. Collected to-
| Mr. Gerry stated what he expected to prove
The COURT exclude the whole thing.
Mr. Gerry presented his offer in reference 70 Ger
tain statements Mrs. Hicker 70 her transactions
at the pawnbrokers statements there 70 her
| various places Of residence.
JAMES W. sxYrHE.
lam committing clerk OF the Commissioners OF ChAfi-
tics and Coe.tSns was 50 n oG0oes 1904 mn
| entry, and permit was Issued upon IT,
Objection made 70 It's Introduction e. testimony
Counsel for the defence said It was offered 70 prove sha4
tho child which Mrs. Hllickor pregnant with when
she committed 10 the Amshouse as pauper never
Dr. Baii.y Doane, the next witness, testified I'll an
physician / was at Bellevue Hospital from Octobex.
s6a to March, 1896 charge Of the nrs, surscal
division; kept memorandum Of my obsetric service:
! my memorandum docking at his memoranduml; has
name Is hero; she was sent into the lyng.in ward.
| Objected TO as Irrelevant
she was then pregnant with an iogtimase child, whAls
| her husband was away
testified follows:I reside at 1872 West NlneteeaeA
street, have resided there since May 1884 know Nay
A. S.co snnd L was n the fall III August o.
September; think shc was living up town thea
called over to sirs. Potter afterwards to see II sAs
heard from her husband, who was In the same co1-
| pany with my SON; saw Mrs. Hillickcr; 1t was In
wavcriey place; the interview was short one; ~
March relative TO her children; the children were nss
with her; subsequently, took them when she broughs
thew ws we're ,e with mo fourteen or esn months
money paid 10 from the soldiers relief fund Tor
their support; saw her In June, 1864; saw her N
| Broome street.
Obje ton was made to inquiries as TO the houses q
which tho witness Mrs. Hllicker. Mr. Cory saia
their specific offer to prove by this witness that Me-
Hillckor OF several houses Of III fame and
that she public prostitute. The Court permitted
| witness Mrs Hiickcr.
| witness tcontnuing|-She s q woman Of bad chsras-
saw Hsr a. n Joos sbs wss
In the back room; have seen her at house IN Prince
street. July 1894 was between Mercer and Greene
she answered the door; l went into the house. which
fitted up with bar In the back room on the mss
floor; have her in house In Wooster street, near
Amity IL was In the summer OF 1864; the character q
the house bad called there AFTER she had moved;
l called Ms Hilcker at the hospital, in October,
| 1864: she was then there
| Crossexamined-I am n married woman; my husband
is an uphosterer lived previously in Ninth avenue.
between Forty second and Forty streets; have
lived in Washington street; before that IN
| Greenwich street; never heard any In
particular speak Of Mrs. Hillickers reputation;
I heard her husbands sister speak Of herr
her is Mrs. Atemeyer; heard any one elss
speak of her reputation; knew nobody else who lives
ut wayerley place; got acquainted with her through
my son and her husband being in the same regiment a.
Staten Island; first saw her In bad house along In
July, 1894 1t tive six weeks again before saw
her. and then 1t was the hospital when next saw
her after tho time she was In the house near Greene
street used her well in that house saw nobody but
her and a who went up and down stars; Mrs ni-
ticker In now living with her husband
Mr.. Gerry next offered IN evidence the three mort
cages already mentioned The counsel for the defence
ARMED that thew were requisite prove the
Of the people In waverey place, and cast sus
picon upon husband who did not care where the rent