The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-19

we TINE was not large man. When he said small
Al. wms better Judge o. height now than he was
S ni1 a D.d not Isy Psstool.r attention to their
The yiisinoss man Al ,hs Ga S.a,,ol n,saS
pa az bsiois,hs Military conmssioS bat tie man
In dirty clothes was ied or Inches, and the
studied ~ ala not think there wss much dissrspse
In their height; could not say how tall spsngier
sOuls ne wa, ,s' mn sgaiD.. The wall
wiikss Booth. Did say the we'll dressed man was
person before iss MiiitsIy oomms.on a. 4. ..H ~
| the Provost Marshal's once. Before The Com mis-.
sion did give description Of John m snrrsM ; ala
not no, remember he said anIthing about his pale
Judge Fisher ,,ksd n II wa. the intention Of u.
defence TO go though with each witness and cross.
Examine him as to his previous testimony. Hthsrs
dis,sd, The tOund..ion ,hcuid hrsl Be lad. -
rules, and would endsaver to do so.
ps. Cour here took recess for hfssn minutes,
Sergeant Dye resumed the stand, and was further
ross.exeminsd. There was nothing further than
what he had related caused his suspicion II was al
the second calling q the time that his .p plelOns
sitting on the planks He sat facing the theatre,
and the esrrisgs was little aboys aim. Thought
on from the whi.perings Of the parties
The District Attorney here jected 10 any further
cross. examination as to the Impressions Of the
me court decided the poin, we'll taken, and the
defenee excepted,
wltnea. resumed. Went in,O an oyster house, or.
dered oysters "a. down to eat tom, when a man
ran In saying 'The President IL shot - Ran ont 10
camp to inform them, because he thought a detail
Booth shot The Pre.idsst Did lot know where ths
surraits lived until Within short time bach Il
ey rial was se anne b a Nc on ,AE sSe S sOn
after he Harmed that she Lived on II street. -.
By Juror (Afr. oIttings Did he see the entire
tloni =
Witness. Sometimes three. quarters and some.
By Mr.. Alexander "a jurOr.) How was he dressed,
Witness His Goa, was drab. Hat round, stu
brim Don't reeolleet pants.
s stree, cas-. and Esp asP a...u Gs1 nss, Go 70
foId's heairei on night Of murder was In the
restaurant; know Booth. who frequently came TO
whisky, which he gave to him he was alone, aud
drank IL, and called for water, and laid the money
on counter he did not see anything unusual with
had been shot sight or ten minutes afer Had seen
Booth frequently and two or three days before saw
the same day Herold came in and asked II he had
seen John. Witness asked what John and Herold
said John Wilkes Booth. Witness answered in the
negative Did not see Booth sgain until night.
Hsrold was there about o'clock in the afternoon.
David Q. Reed sworn and exam ned by Judge
resided here for 80 years. tThs prisoner was hors
asked to stand up.1 Witness knows the prisoner by
sight and had known him since he was quite boy
Was here on the day Of the murder, and thought he
saw the prisoner on that day In Washington, on
Psnnsylvania avenue, below the National. The
prisoner came from towards the Capitol about 80
o'clock, as near as he could remember. He had
uodding acquaintance with the prisoner, and there
was recognition at the time but could not say who
nodded hrst; both nodded. There was something
about the prisoner that attracted witness attention
his clothing attracted him more partieuIariy HIS
suit was Of country but was got up in
could not say that anything attracted him. except
The clothes were remarkabiy gentsel As he passed
witness noticed that he had on pair of brass spura
large rowsils which were yeTy blue He mad on n
fet hat gray In collar and stif brim Ma naased n
toward, ne Metropolitap. but moi yery Tapidiy
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as. Ia ~ ~ us hoos, pz ~. .Aen' Tna
10y o,s -. AZ M, ' .h ne vas we tooms pla
Nv ~, ~ Ia,u ss " ny tSa Sen tnat ne me suIiau
me ihn Oh APiii inef up me Avenue, towards
snrTs,i ~. ,,ara ~ 10 "a o.as. ~ a ,n m,
ourt ~. "a iIom ~ 70 90 yes 81 age Ooula not
hsyv,t,.S a,ti ~ ny ot ~ ~ she .ine; "nsn
pnown ~ sn,ts,,,si1i. ner" W"ih tue pace now
the court to cross ma the wit eas fnrhar bnt