New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

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~ nd M NJ g. ss1Ias :, ssensyson sas Les'
back aud forth frequently A. Yea - ~
Q; Was he familiar with the acton and en,loySst
G. Were they ali pretty intimate, A. Yos 80
e. Did not he have aecoss " the theater at ali tess
4. Yes. 49,
@ And wont about behind the scenes and thu .,.su.
foomi A. zee, anywhere ut oil about the theatss.
g Is spanf her . drinking nanf A. think 30 n
Z. Dad Booth treat Linn much A. don't knGw.
=. Were you round in front q the fLeater vt any
tine curing tle lerforn-ancei A. les; was N IL
Q. Did you sec anything Of spangier in fron.s A.
q. At what time were you theret A. Iva. 4
from about O'clock u ccbok until TIE percrnsecs
. cosed.
G. II spangler had been there would yoar b.
have seen hin a. gGes world. -
z. DID yol Iotice tic iresidenfs coming the l.. :.
Yes.
q. DID you ever see Spanglcr wear a ustacses A
NJ. cid not think he ever did, have nj vs.1
Q Hov wa, his face at taa. .ime' A. Think y
81 ooi5 shaved.
2. .O1say you were ia front Of The tleaser COZ IN
| ~ a. "a, no; cot cOa taltly. r-
Q. But iTequen,yf A. 10, Sir; got TO tie t..,tel
about y O'Clock. and about the tsearer nr Il
SHeI tie assassination; was in front two VI tend
tines
q. wero you there during the third acti Az.
was on tho stage during tsc third sci.
2 Were you IN ison. during .ne second actf A. 1
tilnk was; | wss IL t ne restsGIa!t net door.
Q How long before TIE close OF zoe second &c A.
pat r. Or lfeon Minutes. ~
q. You tnb.s II Jpengler lad been there Jon
Sy ne C0ur-Q. How did you get from The rrnr,
The front Of the lAeaieri a There lisa adc entrance
nom the alley. .L,f
Q. Lid you not SO there through lie front doori A.
y DID you see Booth IN front Of the thcrters A.
81" am that Afternoon between four ED nse oeock
m i'staraAt next doos lie with se,es, others was
here drinking. saw Ned Sp.Dgler, Maiiox. Booeh
Peanuts, and young gentleman by the lame o. ho'
den there. Maddox ssked ne ii would MT ts,e 3
drink. said yes" and weat ny and io'A g.Aas u
DE.
q. You did rot see Booth out On &c pavement whal
you we're olt tie pavement tnat nsgis A. Nc. az
ttr lie rode ~ taa' afteruocn
CRoss-RxAMISED ~ MI. LwISo.
O. How gar were yoI from Boot5 All spanglor rhS3
Booth made the renI. YOU ave stateaf A. About IS
:ar g. from here 10 you--aeout 10 iee..
O. HoR lar wss SpaasleT from t'2f y. Aoonf 40
close this gentleman mere 70 from yod-abont two OF
tpfe feet. .I
% Then Booth spoke III loud yoieei A. Yes.
e. Did '.ooth see your \. aoA't know, lie went
q Could ne have seen you from where he was stand.
bgf A. Oh yes.
i. Was there anybody by e1ceIt youi A. lid not
notice 1t tlat time.
q. Was not s9sngler in liquor al tia. times A.
o. Did y3n often Sc hira drunk ar In liquorf A.
could not Tell vhrth,r he was drenk ~ ro'.
Q. Wa be not habitaaily pretty wen soasedf n
do IOl know indeed. .l
III ne Co4n--Was there anything unusual IN the
arren eemeat Of Ire furniture that nigh: on the kkgei
4. Yes Fir
q wasit all IN rs proper place according to the PEI
fsTmanCe going OCT a. Yes.
-. The scenes aui ever thinyl A. Yea.
~ J.dgs Hoe-e Do yol AnoT wLeiher the seemed
remain now about D. t.ey were that nigti A. l Dc
40. know; hrvc not been IL the tLester bl. once
s.uce 'he as-assiEftI,n.
O u, you srow VI !. Sooncler had to do with tic
decoraon or arrauc cement OF TIE PIes loenls box A.
No sr, 30 rot.
The Judgs. Advocate General remarked that " ems
be The Court TO understand perfectly the testimony
t1esss. elatys 20 thr Occurrences in tho thostei
would &c proper ftnein 10 yst The hecte-, and OBJ
scrye FOR .heDdegfs the iiiosent locgi.es- IL Wss
therefore determined tAlt tie members Z. the Oout
meet Informally a. Joris TteGter OF Ienth-st. on
Tuesday. May l6 Ut Laif.past ooiocs a. N. The
Court adjourned formally until 10 q. u. On dnssdsy
Slay II.