The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-01

door Of the President. boz drawn before tina, day
A. Not 70 nv kno~iedge.
ny MI. Atin-o. When Booth learned the fse!
that the President would be there that evening, dit
you no.ice any rAIucun chance In hi, msnnct OF
oonyerssiion! A. No ar; he "a, down o. @ Ihe .spI
sSoui tbs thesuei 4 No II don, inOv him at all.
rreuNoNY Nv JAs 4 ronp.
Nv NJ. Evins-Q. State ~hsi business ycu verc
eneascd ia about the time of the assassination sf tho
Pre.idenu A. va business MANAGER at Fcrd's
Theatre. At shout half past ten cclcct that morn
business CONNECTED with N, rrcsidents visit Q.
Had the President been previously invited for that
and u 90 soS soon on .r SsG 2oS ,rpsa nrmaoS for Il
,he Psesidents Intended visit y" COMMUNICATED g
oCs :suS SI ss l amer ss Pi had sS PsSeRsa 9 he
formation, ON the corner oi Tenth and , streets lie
va, sons W toy ard, llth at, don't kno. shathor
wards the theAtf,,
rKsrtNoSY ~ }. " DoSEI.
Q, where view You IN tho nisht Of the tith Of
hrrii 4. A. ford,' Theatre. i v~ plyins Via,
you kuov anything VI looths having rode up to tho
alley door and cslci for spAnsisr' A. lie called for
hold nj. horse, AM aid 10 spansler, "Both wants
you hold hts horse /" he ~eut aud Bcoth came In
'd he Ssir @ .Sna on psn"cr S 's ,her called
me, aud told me To call Peanut John 10 hold tho
spaugler alter the shot vas ffed 7 4 cav hnn hve
@
pie O lid YOU .re llooth =. he lcnf A. I cav him
he made his etit at the first left entrance. lie
had long double kniie that looked Ike anew
one. q. Did you see any one follov him : \. did
not Sc, any man set on the saec until ,So OF three
the ,Asc hr-t aiteI hooth A. tall, stout Feuio
man With grey clothes. | think he had uivustacho.
lie mado his exit tho way that Hooth did
rtsrIVosV ~ ). GtFroHp.
q 10 You know anything Of horre and buFc7
belonging to Booth leinr cold week before ho
| nssas.i nation A, heard llooth tell spaneler &c
| the week be fore the NrnssiuAtt1n q DO you know
| Mr Jacob NithartpnurhY 4. | knou man vhC
vopk rd m the theatre hy that name he was there
two thtIo weeks. state whether or not since ht
vna relca,cd ON Carroll Hall, iust previous Il
M. rsleasc he told you ~ .he prlson that he was the
ss's.siAo thc PRECEDENT and not 80 cay which uAy
| he wcnk meaning Bootht 4. Nes. q. Did he ss'
tha' Sp1n-lor hit hIm on the iacy lth the baes q
| his hand : A. No, sir he said he had been dowr
| MAKING a statement, aud had not told all he knew
| aud wanted to kuo~ " he could make smother state
| mcnt | told him ceftsniyi and that he ought " N
very particular aul state the whole truth. Y. stat
| whether you know the accus"'i, Sfaneet being II
tho Gus ON OF abiding gnd nrhing \, 1cs kuov
| lie suuli 80 on Saturday nieht aud stay tl SUNDAY
| morning have mover seen him hshing myself.
state .huth,r thl. upv could be used for that pur
| pu,. A los sir but they tie another small hn
out OF the ond.
1EHTInoNy oF nR M'KiHa.
| o. whore do you Tesidsi A Ia Washlneton, II
thU eastern part ut the city. q. DO you KNOW liar
| oldY 4. Yes, sir have kno-n him for the last .
| yenrr o. stsio bis character. A, lie Ia n light
OF are: I never would allow him to pat M pisscrp
tion nt mine n could ~ c.,owhc believing that h
would tsmpct with ~ II he Thought he could play
jote upon any body.
The Court here adjourned until 10 o'clock O
Friday morning