The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

q no YOU know the acousedi A. Yes, sir
d How long have you known himS A. About eighteen
s" Did you zee him on Thursday Tho Issh Of Aprir
a AZ AZ what hour A. A. about quarter .ner seven.
q wheref A. On the steps Of Rullnan's Hotel, Penn
q Who was with himi A. Henderson. Edward MUIR
ply, Barney Rary and OLaughlin were tho wooo
Did You Join tina. psrtyf A No. sir; wen. home
10 supper; Joined them about eight O'Clock; oLAugn
lin aud Murphy came to my boarding house anu We wen
by Adams Express office; they had left Henderson I'd
O. After that where did you go TOT TO hulr Aan's
HOTEL and from there TO the corner Of ronnsyv ave
u was about nine O'clock
o. Did you look at your watchi A: Yes. sir; some
one said was rather lats 70 go 70 'ne 1T nry ana
and went the corner Of Seventh sreeI and Louisiana
avenue, and from there 70 The Canterbury.
q Al what time did you go thereI A. AZ about half
past nine O'clock suppose
q How long did you stayf A. Stn ten Or quarter
O Where did you 60 from therei A. 10 tho Metro
Q. And from there' A. TO Rollman's Hotel
O. What time did you reach theres A. Probably q
q. viii ask You whether the accused vas with you
from the time you Joined them until tbe time you went
10 Rullman's Hotelf A. Yes, str.
O Do you know where Secretary staston's house iss
O. DO you know where Franklin square iss A. Yes,
Could the accused have been thsrs during that time
O. Did anybody Join you at Rs'lman's Hotel A. Yes,
sir, Mr. Rotelle.
3 How late were you with tbsms A Until after
O Was OLaugbln with you all that time, A. Yes SIR
@ Did you sleep in tho same house with themf A.
q. Did you see them the next dayf No, sir
Q. We're you with them the next EVENING" A. Yes,
SIR between seven and eight O'Clock, ~ the Metropolitan
Q Were you with them any time during the evening"
A. Yes, until baffpast nine or quarter-past nine
Q. Did they 90 70 Walkers when you wero theref A.
Not that am aware Of; heard them speak of going to
O. Did you see them any more after thatS A, No, sir;
not that night.
Q Did you notice the dress Of oIAughlip, A. He had
on plaid pants and vest and dark coat
Look at the dress he Is in nowf A. That looks like
the pants, but he had vest
Q. What sort OF hat did he have ons A think he
BY the CoURr-Q. What part Of the Canterbury play
house did you enter A. We went into the nfty cent
place first then Captain Henderson went TO get his
change corrected and they SAID they would give him
tickets for the orchestra chairs which seventy I've
first and moved into the other seats just behind the
chestra.
Did you all sit together A. Two Of sat together
and the rest right behind u.s.
O. You saw the whole party all the time you were in
the houseP A. Yes, sir
@ None left till all leftS A. We all left together
By Mr.. Cox-Q What was O'Laughln's manner Did
he seem exctedP A. He appeared very lively, and made
the remark that they had CONS from Baltimore to see the
O. Was he intoxicateda A. don't think he was; he
was lively and merry like.
Testimony OF Mr.. Rallette.
O. What is your businessP A. am solicitor for New
York cracker bakery.
@ Do you know the accused9 A. Yes SIR
Q How long have you known himS A. Two years.
q. Did him tho evening Of of AnPi
A. Yes, sir, between ten and half past p n had
% ne o sPs sa and When back
q State whether you Joined that party afterwardsf
o How long were you with them tina. evening, A.
Till about twelve O'Clock.
Q. Did you him the next dayS A. Yes sir. on
lay night till between eleven and twelve O'Clock
@ Where were you when you received the news OF
he Presidents assassination A. At Rulman's HOTEL
O. Was OLaughlin theref A. Yes, SIR
9 Do you know anything Of bis going away from the
news was received Of the President being killed
O. Did you notice his behavior when he heard news Of
The Presidents assassination A. I did not sir.
Q. Do you know how be was dressedf A. He had
Scotch plaid pants and vest
Testimony OF Mr.. Purdy.
Q Do you reside In the cty9 A. I do.
@ What is your businesss A. am superintendent
Q. Do you know the accused. A. Yes SIR
Q: Did you see him on Thursday, the 18th Of Aprls
4. I saw him with Mr. RulIette, Mr. Murphy and Mr.
wps %s. rfss esy 49,. a. ny restaurant .s
Q. We're they there all that timer A. don't know;
vas all around, In kitchen and other places; closed
g. wSfs they ihSte when you closeds A. Yes, SIR
@ Was O'LoughIn with themY A. Yes sir
Q Do you know him welli A. have known him
about three months.
@ Did you see them on Friday nghta A. Yes sir.
Q. Al the same placer A. Yes, sir.
@ Were you there when the news Of the assassination
had nNy KAc cir
Q. Did you communicate it to themS A. told them
that cavalry sergeant told the President assass
surprised and said he had been Booths company and
people might think he had something to do with it,
Q What time did he leave there that nigh1 A. Near
one clock
q Did the entire party go them A. Yes, sir
BY the CouRr-Q You say you have known him three
months Has he been much about the city9 A. He
would be down two or three times week; sometimes
would not see him for two or three weeks.
2 Did he always stay at your houses A. Yes sir.
BY Mr. Cox.-Q Look at his dress and say whether II
Is the same he wore that night A. think II Isl did
not pay much attention TO hrs dress
Testimony Of MIR. FulIer.
O. Do you reside In the city2 A. Yes, sir.
O. Do you know the accusedS A. Yes, sir
Y. How long have you known hims A. Between twelve
and fourteen years.
14th Of Aprily A. saw him Friday, the l4th.
Q. Wberef A. Al Bullman's.
q What tune Of the dayr A. believe seven eight
o clock In the evening
Q Did you see him any later A. Yes, sir; between
ten and eleven O'Clock.
Q. How tenS A. can't say exactly; il was be-
tween ten and eleven O'Clock.
q Did you receive the OF the Presidents assas-
snation that nighH A. Yes sir.
Q DO You know where he WINS between eight aud ten
o clock3 A. do uot, sir.
o What was his conduct when he heard the news OF
the Presidents assassination A. He looked sorry.
q Did he show any fghtS A. No, sir
Y Did be say anything about BooihS A. No. sir.
cRossExAMiNATIoN By JUDGE HOLT.
q Did be 20 home With your A. Yes sir; be used
often TO 80 home with me-
O Did you invite him TO 90 homo with your A. I did,
sir
BY Mr.. CoI-Q Did be ever reside in Washington A.
Yes, sir.
Re-cxsm ination or Captain Cottingham.
q State again the precise language that Mr. Lloyd
used In his confession with reference to Mrs Surratl
Tho question was objected TO and Withdrawn.
U will ask the witness " he did mot make different
statement 10 me with reference 70 M Loyds comics
sonY
This question was also objected 10, but after dis
cussion the objection was Withdrawn by the Juuge Ad
vocae General and the witness answered as follows
A. should like TO relate the whole conversation with