The New York herald., 1865-05-15


drak; Booth ,nsn 'duced : ma. yhoss name do q
q DId Yen take : a inkf A. lenphatlo sliyI-Yss sir
q rhey we're ali 81 adiug together When you ~
3 Near the BARI = A. A So. siri around the stove.
q was Il cold evening" A. No, sir; there was No
fro IN the stove; II was q very pleasant evening.
9 Do you know whether a 'ro.a and A'zeron ~ had
taken drink together before yoa came ini NO
@ When you left did you all len 'e togethen A He
rold Atzerost and left together the others took
oysters. but Harold went down Seventh street.
O Do you know whero Harold IveH A. II was At the
house only once; dout know the prcjse spot.
Q. You remarked, cir, that sometmeskwhen you we're
In company with Mrs Surratt party w,>uld call 10
hers DO you remember Of sarratt sending request to
Of April she sent the hotel told to toll kim
that she would llkato see him private business.
Ii shs to that ten dollars given ySS y Booth
Booth had been in the habit Of keeping buggy had
promised 70 let Mrs surratt have the loan oft when
went for H. he said;'Here is ten dollars; 60 and hire
one"
O You spoke of goIog Ia Montreal; What tims was
tha0 A. oo the 18th of April, the Monday after the
O. what business had you theres A. was seeking
Surratt
O Dldyou md hims A. No, sic.
Q Did you ever see Mrs Surrat leave the parior 70
have private interview with Booths A. frequently she
would go into the psssage and talk with him.
@ How much time did these interviews generally oc
cupyf Goncray not than FIVE or eight minutes
Wen, sls' by any conversation with her were
you ever led 70 believe that she was Ia secret
conspiracy with Booth OF any OF his consed rsesY
Here II was remarked by a member OF the tlet
facts and The question was waived by the cross exan
ng counsel also here stated by the Court that It
should be examined by Judge advocate and by oaiy
one counsel for each prisoner
O. Did you any business for Mrs surrats
A. Only wrote u letter TO Mr.. Knothy.
@ What was thaU A. II was 'Mr. Kuothy Sic,
unless you come forward and pay that bill at once will
bring suit against you Immediately
@ Anything eses A. Yes; I figured interest
for her. the interest four hundred aud thirty
nine dollars for tlsteen years
q DO you know Of any interview between Atzerott
and Snrratu A. have been there frequently at inter-
views with Surrats in the paror.
O. Do yol know what rassedf A. No.
O. Do you know OF any between Payne and Atzerotu
A. Yes; on the occasion OF Paynes last visit to the
house Atzcrott came 10 Sura once and they were
in my room.
O. DO you know OF any conversation in reference 70
the ASSIGNMENT Of Atzerot to tho assassination Of the
Vice Presideuty A. No, sir.
O Have you ever heard any conversation having re-
ference TO Paynes assignment to the murder Of tho
Secretary OF Satcf A. No, Sir.
O. Now YOU cay that at two and half O'Clock on the
evening Of the lith OF April you saw Atzerot At livery
stsbeY A. Yes, sir.
Ing TO do with the horses A. Ho said he going TO
take pleasure ride into the country.
O. You said he did not get the horseY A. Tho stable
keeper refused to let him have one.
O. Do you know whether no succeeded In getting ono
that dayf A. No, sir
O. When did you part with him9 A. Immediately
came back to the stable.
O Was that the last interview you had with him til
the assassinatorf A. Yes sir.
O. where did you see him again2 A. In the dock
there.
O. YOU say you recognized that spur having been
by you the bed of Payne, at the house or Mrs
there that distinguish II from spurs In geoeras A.
had them in my hand
O. Was II the same with the knife9 understand you
To swear you tho knife there. A. No. MOI not that
O. On the 14th n April do you know whore Payne was
Do you kp% Ina soS rra ass 0r wsn s
out asked him where he going, and he said he was
going to got horse for Payne
q But where was PayneY A. don't know; only
him those two occasions.
q Where thea was Atzerot stoppngs A. aoo't
know.
O. Didnt no speak Of the place whore Payne was stop
Ing? A. No, sir.
O. Do you knew Of his having stopped at the Herudos
House. A. know IL because Atzer0tt told SO; met
him day Seventh street. and he said no going
TO sec Payne and asked him IL IL Payne that was
at the Herndon House, and he said yes
O. with whom did he appear TO have buanessf A.
He appeared 10 have business with Mrs. Surratt.
Q Did he have any other drcss going 10 show that he
wanted 70 conceal himself that you SAW A. No, sir
,o'aayS 4. No, sr. Ssiisys nos. Wv '''"''''' ''
q. Was he received BY Mrs surratt "a an intimate
md ns S sy hrs s ssrTss ne wa" treated
Nov, you ~ Ae reprcsencd "seif " ne bapl's'
mins,er pa sey Iegsau nun as .'. IN as,I" ~ ~, o. =,
Win'sterI q. yne u e y"uns aoe '.,s .s. ne % ~,
was queer looking h"F's p'e"e"e'' '""s NO co"'' Nv
con'e,, con ", ~ many ~ so.'. p. . .,,..,,, T., .,..or .
s'u."o,. ,rs, ~ ,no ha."a on ,hs " occ,s'an oc
p.y, ~. iasi vial
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morpiDv when the officers took po-sessos' A. Ye- SIR
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vas ,rc in o,erp in Tho ONE cr he Co,.mssarv
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so.,. d,sc,,ssi,,n IN, ad,,urnra,t a a. poa rnnad
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TESfiSoHr or kuBhRr n. aVshs.
Q. You are a clerk In the HARDWOOD Housef A. Yes
cir.
Y Look nt that paper. and Ssy " " psgc taken
from the register ct ihat hotc'f A. scs, s'r.
y Do you read uiys II Va; nanie of A>erosu A. f0s,
81, A. @. At~ospG, bciese.
y Prom that - is'et do = H. appear tina, ne fook
room hcres A. fcs sif OF The itt' Of Apsi; should
,hok 10 tho mornsns, before eight o'clock
q What Is The nvntar ot usn room A. One h.1d' ed
sad txcnty-sls
a. Have yor ANY ,ecolssci'on oi The man being zen
by you that dayY a. saw hifa that day, s.r.
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