The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-23

an presence a. my house: told him my suspicion
wsnsss sss sss ss Il ss papers IN r.oa to the
nation were not ksp from surfa b tue Court refused
wiiae.s resumsd-rho trustees Of the church col
.u o aof the not
eore on account Of osmplaat to my bishop the request
msTsd 20 years 81, u sssla;
Mr. Carugon sad tho prosecution was ready 10 procsed
Mr. Bradley Jg. said another witness had arrived, and
he asked the privilege q examining KAN ming, him :.
saturday oniy witness to be this
morning
Judge Fisher directed the prosecution TO proceed with the
Mr. Msrrci said before that done he asked ruling
upon tae motion 70 sr,ke oa certain testimony which they
Mr. Pierrepont said this not the time to argue this
Mrt argued that s % order
mgh be known what evidence TO be stricken out
HST Sns S saS , M " ne DeI
The Court said they would drst go through with all he
Al hsif.pas. twelve O'Clock the took recess until
Upoa reassemblng the prosecution called Mr. George
Strayer who was sworn aud e.amined b. Mr. pierepon.
h Hn - s e 5 u Was a. mr % s
LETT EmirS vida Special train aud ran 70 wlIsmspor
% ssa Of 1s s s h a t aa
twenty-five miles south Of Elmira; az that time there
a, wlanspert Between and two O'Clock TIE day
referred % knew hc % at day
~ Mr. Brsdcy~%e had no tim, table Tor that tia hi.
Mas a rae st' S hess sao ss ses 81 me svs
aud DEPARTURE Of ass that molnas The regular ard hi.
day hiax hat day Overlook the freight train Troy
i've s au s. ae e eeue O'clock %hea met the up % t
Troy, when got TO w,tiamsp9r, between and Two
minutes ' aiar nine oeoe before comag south The road
larry again the schedule time between Eimira and
m @ ' between %e VIZ so 9 s ssde iae rosa
and had 70 slow we cross twenty bridges bet"eea
paired aud had somi tIe abe train lc after
s nSq :e s sr1S oa. ak
Ave hours do not remember we had any passengers on
The , he St ,n was run over The road to eary Mr.
Barry, The superintendent; run 20 hiulira frop Viii
Transport on the ~ Of ApT 20 soasy fr p say ap;
out to carry him down.
sy ar. Fisrrepont-We carry passengers on all our
BY Mr Bradleyon April Y went tss@ wlla,usperi g
sg, regn, ir.n ,e AFTER La ad do ' k"o"
'nrt saS Rss M
pontia April IS6. was CONDUCTOR the Ssrhera Cen
time Of leaving WAS eight O'Clock A. b.; April IA
nort ar slFayer coming down at Troy at 'hr'y
n Gi!nes swora aud examined BY nv rlsrropoat ia
at the ferry at Wil.iamspor u was rope isr and we
@ ss
other day Drohaa ;here there thea two con
BY Mr.. Brad!ey4In April 1866. until the 2ath,
i s Sx s ' "a %p s s there
aw a Inv bS"sp ri s pe @ Ap 10
wers moving rrcgaally between saasary and wa
ny Mr Perrspopt-we orders at TIA. time allow
s a G t da mott az
hours; tho construction trains ran between des,gna'ed
Msiray Drosaa sworn examined BY Mr. r,errcpont-
aP ab5s SPECIAL ss fTs
coming 10 me- was on The Wilii,msport siae
o p my a d fS would he ps he S
mSa a the he ass he 20 ass h @
sie he asked me to take hm oss, ana sad shs charge
collected tue fare no gave me dcirr ,a end hs
leaed the prisoner the man he ferred acros' the
By Mr. Brsdley-I was summoned here by the govern
met elderly after and brought me here
ponswne,s was trsnnsster The 18Th o! April 1856 on
the hladspha and Erie road the road was n good order
passengers because the road was Out OF order;
gave f e s@pose o Carried because ne
BY Mr iiradleyNrha construction trains went out In the
ona ono co9, , ra an From ia to
tx 18TH Of April beeause looked al me books doa
ws The % s ara ier y M Pierre
APRIL s6o Was conaiSr on the North.
exhblted) recognize them as agents books April Is,
@ the .a eet az e iS -FOUR
BY Mr. Brsdleyihe freight train left a. hapsst four;
the records have no sontr9l owes the records.
ar % s e f s a ar
al general once at Harrssarg
but only from record his Testimony edmissabie.
Witness examined the books and testified ne did
s s s he U the once Ike
superinl Students at i!sr.ls6arg yo. ~. ,oo.. ~ 49,,
dence 10 show tue Time Of running.
uos s The tosEs could MOI be osa ia ev
dence un, they were shown 70 be tue original books
rc rseonsin April lsss Was detective oeer was e
peys w Il me- Sc Do NOT Know Tia, was M Under
arrest, went with csyoc ,he day ate, The w
man and McDeyit 10 Montreal srrivei Albsns
the s Ss91n ana nS, a told me he as
handkerchief at 81 Absps he old me 50 IN April a. the
hsndksschIef was found went VIZ VIZ aoahsn from the
lie down on the seltee the Station 4 he had Latin down
would have seen him we id no, wall ionE, oat went az
by Mr. Bradiey-Dd not see Iislahan lie down: did not
know that Hoshan walked with the depo from the
hotel think did not wait more than i've OF tea minutes
the loss Of the Montreal q her
Y Ms % the H?n .oe % es &
Ssrchef had been found at SO Albums by one Of BAKERS
chef he l0', a. y AIssa the nca,ei or hi.
de,essye, nsyer heard nn this trial commenced 60t Tie
found Burlington snd given 20 onc Of
hsndkeresief, aud remarked 1t the lime that 4
TaDs sI Mo as not e because We wa
Ell short time - Burlington before We TOOK the tram
track outside ana we vailed ,here tans' we
we stopped al Zoe Amer,cin House resenF false
my mpiesson Il that 81. supper ~ Bnrinston IN the
morning when called up T. early dawn
hotel about two blocks from the depot. we reached
Burlington by rsi think we ereakfasicd at - Ai6an.
that morning; 10 tlns halp one o. two O'CLOCK
reached Noarsa Il might have been earlier, but
don't reoo!cct; got dinner at the Ottawa House, Non
| trca.
Major A. c. Richards superintendent of Police sworn
and examined bv Mr. PierepontI knew Mr. Uoehan; had
a conversation with m ard others ia Montreal.
o. Did Mr. Holahan make an official report to you about
| tae handkerchief
NJ. Bradley objected responsive snythin
| brought out % the dcfence.
Tho objection was sustained
Al minutes past three clock y. ". the court took
until ten O'Clock tomorrow.
Mr. Plerrep0at announced thht the testimony in rebuta
would certainly close In two days
IL 10 u La AlEAM Q