New-York tribune., 1867-06-18
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went into the saloon: before they came down witness
overheard conversation there; witness knew John Wilkes
conversation.
Question by Mr. Pierepont-what was The ,onycrsa-
Mr. McrYcl objected 70 the question II was proposed
20 give the conversation OF Booth in relation Ia Tie
der, and the prisoner 10 the bar has not been e0nnGcsd
Mr. Pierrepot said It must be evident that whatever
John Wilkes Booth said would be evidence.
Mr.. Bradley insisted that the parties must hfst con-
Judge Fisher sold, n the connection was net eade all
this testimony must be ruled out He admitted tho tsti-
mOny.
John wilkes Booth conVersng with low, vilanOus look
Ing person at the end Of the passage Il was but oent'
yersan0n; thus person was neatly dressed; She ofONH
lben came from The theater and Booth reInaTscd
suppose ne VIII come now, as witness supposed ml2
ring 10 tue Presidents the parties IN conversation th
ranger themselves where the President was ~ ps ahS
watched eagerly for his appearances he did not come.
and one OF them examined the carriage, and Booth went
into the restaurant and remained there long enough to
take drink and came cut and stepped from Ito
street into The passage leading 10 the staRe;
toned neatly dressed then stepped up and called tho
time 70 Booth from clock IN the yestbue; az soon az
he called the time he moved up Tentst 10 HIST he did
not remain long but down again. stopped M froDt
of the theater, looked at the clock, and called the tpo
again, looking directly at Booth and HIS companoB and
being somewhat excited he then turned his heel agan
and went back toward HIST it was then witness tboUght
something was wrong; wtneSs>carried revolver and
had handkerchief wrapped around it. and his suspicious
aroused that he undone the handkcrch si from
dressed man again from the direction OF ii st tho
stood in front OF the thcateF and the light s0ne fHh
I'm his face there pictured In his cOuECnae proaL
excitement and exceeding paeness and nc told them for
the third time the hOuThat II ten minutes past sn
o'clock witness that &c this time IL was ten NM
utes past ten; witness the man distinctly.
Question by Mr.. Peuepont-Dd you see the Bian dis
tmctly. A. Very distinctly.
q. do you see him now A. DO Sir tpointiDR to bur-
raU there he sits; have his face frequently ia my
sleep; t very pale could never forget II; havo
not him since until lately, and now the then
John H. Surrott the prisoner at the bar Surait
then moved toward Hst Booth then entered the iToDt
Of the theater Sergeant Cooper aud then went 10 an
oyster salOOn had not had time TO eat the oysters
when heard OF the murder and we went immediately
way out n lady hOisted window and asked us what
Witness was here interrupted by objection from Mr.
Bradley and the prosecution closed the examination.
Judge Fisher announced that il within five miputes
of the time when he proposed TO adjourn the court OT to
day,
Mr.. Bradley announced that the defense would eFos
examine the witness tomorrow morning.
Judge Fisher passed upon the affidavit submitted by tho
prisoner aud said that all the witnesses for the defeDso
WOu,i he paid by the United states.
The Jurors were then informed that they would be- taken
10 the scaOn House. and they 10 be permitted to
receive communications Oh private matters on on bos,-
ness
One OF the Bafs asked the Court IL he could not tsse
barber up TO those who desired 10 De shaved.
judge FlshcrThey mad better shave themselves, for
BARRIERS the most takatye people in the world eH-
cept old maids. Laughter.l
Mr. Berry Zone Of the urOI) asked he could rot have
n barber.
The Cour-Oh, You shave yourself OF one Of tho
bailiffs can take a hand.
The Court then took until 10 o'clock 10 morrow
morning.