The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-05

Nht'd to zoe Nooth; told him that nuo'l's room
vas porhsps on the floor above: | did not nov the
numher; from the apparently excited msnnu u lhe
pe sou enterine my room lot my writing AMI vcnt
out into the hall aIj follow I'd him: he vent down
.uirr,nt .he rocked the story beo- he turned and
Looked At me. Y. Ind or did net you -hen you fri
snte cd The fool this morning recocniko the ptsonot
pointed HIM cut TO Horato King this ming; the
sctlv like him; am satisfied he VI. the msn. q
state shat circumstances euabe you to nS the dstei
sueurton think Il as abou, ien or eleven o'clock
Cios- examined B., Nj E-ins-Q How do you 6r
the ID o. March as the dav nf. Muud entered your
I, oh a had a mo ion pending In the supreme
" parins NV p7pes. l. W.. 10 disrn az certain pa
leht oaie ION tue court Tor .AnI o. Jurisdictions
Yoii & 10 you iecos ui.e ,hs pri.onet tnudd) Si,h
~ muth G. ltunty tn ,out own u.ind a. you do the
o'te't IN my own mind I have no doubt as to
Nj ~, er-Q ate ifyou c,n name the prccl..
dats OF tue conv'tsa'ious hctw en- AtErro', aud
booth \ cannot the place In the office OF
the ho ell, aud tbo 'uc cady in the evening. Y.
hoS nrai u'ie on 20 them \. within fvo OF three
le.t' V are 3 ou ia the habit of rememberine con-
yoratiuns lou oVethsa cASualy Or lvo mouths A.
iem inter somt tliugs lons time. 2. Are you IN
We nsDIl oi i,mciauoiDs iacer 20 that 'ii.ei A.
IL, Nj toi-Q Were the conversation. you saw
lttWttu both and OlsuThliu In the public hal, A.
by The Court,-Q What 10 tue character Of your
vay, car ei,s.e. O. 10 Soa Is,o ver eriest eoudlans.
in iocotniEine t. opv's tountensnc's A. Nou "a At
tsr distance 's. ue,s men. y, Wins! va the i'm
preston citstci uy THIS man who into lour
room that led yu 20 foho- hint A. II v1 his hasiv
rassed or mist.ken yhep he Sni,t,i tlo ,,o,n
ne scene oinoshat eSetod, aud spolosiz.d BY sW
ING he had made mDtahe.
TESTIMONY ~ l.. q. REsl.r.
R Mr.. Ewing y. STATE whero you live. A. In
Charlcy county, Nd Y. Were yon In Hf, .ntovn on
the DAY alter the assvsnAtion Of tho Prcsidentf A.
va, yn the eyonins q that day srrivcd there a,
ANnnHFlNAtfuu HreFidput A wah aarNl laf.f
getting there Of the fact but did not bolieye II
when -o rot near there, hovoyer We found soldier.
they said II vGa TACT | made inquirle. a. TO Who
vas the perpe raior they said tvs, somebody who
b, ons to the theatre they did not give the nsiue
and spoke as though they did not know had con.
yersauOn with several there great deal of
Ir. Geo Mudd Y state whether you are AcIiain ted
With u. J. rhoiuas who has been a ritneis for tho
boihool ia which he lived Is bad would not believe
him under oath.
do you live to Mr. ThomS' A. within four or I've
niit. =; state wh.i yVqI osn s'itpde ha. besn 70:
my belief have been a loval citizen have done
no overt act 10 any 'hye or mAnner. There are
SPOKEN pleasantly about. so,binr more SHORTLY
alter the saI broke out, toot an oath Of i.av 70
the soVe,nmsnt and have strongly adhered 70 II
| rccollvct man By the name VI Joycef A. do q.
10 on know him a. he man ' no murdered Captain
time q Ind you did on not Dor him and ie Cd
| hln after the murdcrt 4. No, air; he came To my
house tho morning siter the general election ho
| only stayed short tme the ouly tins have seen
| him slncc the nui der GU the road
| By Nj. kwing-Q. In your statement In reward Il
the yctRCty Of M Thomas "a = ituess did ,Ou ieie
10 hs reputation before or since the VAR A. All ia,
tine; he sesuis 10 be- man who ~ll imagine thing
that are not true, aud yet believe they iacts aud
| STICK 10 them all tho tiine.
| By judge BinghanI-Q You don't mean 10 say that
he would tell -hat hq DID not believe to lie true! A
| No; tut he would tell thinFs not true although b,
| beiItNed them hiiuself TO lie true.
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