New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09

at IL o'clock because the rehearsal was from w about
o'clock lThe witness was here requested 20 snow ,S
light the theater during the day tme which he duI
By Hr. Pi0reDoat-Durng the rehearsal u was neees
sary for the curtain be all the tne az p0I9n gu
he stage necessary 10 Of the actors projected OUT
hsyoUJ 4, Inv Inc Side of the private boxes.
At this point the Court took recess Tor hat an our
on reassemblng, &. " Hess called and sro't-Wiihess
resides in FIS s T Ms Witness Was as
signed n song after the American Cousin tDat blEH,
q e I" he reformed for the President; in front of
tio thcot"rP dnrno fhe evening talking with Ncssrs.
Clifford and CaI1n; standing opposite the stage en-
trance: went back into the theateT after talking Win
them: asked them what time it CaIln replied Yen
minutes past ten and witness repieu, IebTatk rn
words that he would DC wanted IN icW nlnueS, anu
went on to the stage, and two minutes aer"afu hearo
never thought he looked like
eurratt; witness asked, What time u IT. Cafhh re-
pied saying, Ten minutes past re- Wltnes eHgnen
% Ton minutes past l0l III be wanted sOoh' WINES H'u
on al that time a light brown raglan OyeTcOat ana
small dark, ronndcroNned hat; wore m.staenc onc
the same then as he does now; witness meuon'u
this thing Mr.. Ford last year, and 10 MI CHil a-o,
the second scene was on ana there was no ehpc -
for witness 20 20 in and dress saw no one osdG tuI
witness knew except Carn, Clifford and the president
driver witness went INTO tho stage Chnlee ~ ol ono
stage; didn't Booth come through was on the stage
Bg NJ BJadlcg-Neyer saw the prisoner until now;
didn't him the night of the assssnatoni witness
l. sure that CaFln announcedto the wAess INC ''o VI
I j. Garland s,ror,-Reside in Boston; was costnmer
az FOlds Theatcr in 1861 was at the theatef iIonl
o'clock IN the morning until after the dssas'lna'on "a
eept &C short Intervals Booth there IN trout OF me
ali
rehearsal IL began about II o'clock. and continued 'll
about p. at y o'clock It was announced t.a Ine
resident was coming that night the curam WAS NOT
down during the day was in the gallery When Ie'nut
John after Spanger 10 take the partition uOW on
that night when tire curtain went down a. the second act
witness went over to the o. r. side and went ont Ia take
drink with Clifford and Dyott; renamed rev lnoneh
and witness went the front Booth had Just got
q drink, and passed the front way didn't see mm
aitCrward stood there some time, ana Mr Hess came
ont and asked what time IL was and witness tGbped mo
the veshbue and looked at the clock and told him the
tme don't think at that time any one was sitting on inc
front platform; q few minutes alterWaTd q man came
ONT and said the President had been shot witness
saw the prisoner al the bar before witness saw him here
looking like him called the time that nlght WhlIe
witness was standing out there witness dldt hOuce
that Hess looked little pale when inc Tune was an
Bg liz. PeiYepopt-Hess had darkcoored hat;
when he told the time he went up the street little
way, witness thinks, and then went into the thedtef;
witness didn't him 80 into the theater; witness IS
professional coStumer didn't see BOOM snInIg on lmo
pavement any looking into the President car
rage; witness testified before the Military Cmmnsslohi
between ard o'clock that evening witness saw BoOtn
pass ND the ny the thcatcr in the morning nc Wps
standing in front of the theater talking with several mem
hers of the COmpany witness TOOK breakfast abOut ~
o'clock that morning. after rehearsal witness went down
10 Poklnhorus for bills went 10 several places To get
things for the Of the actors; went in company with
Mr. q r. Wright witness came back the theaer aud
then took dinner time after o'clock witness, on
the Monday following the assassination told all Ec knew
about the matter to Judge DIM witness never saw AAer
odt until he saw him at the PenitcntaTv.
Mr.. Menick here stated that the defense was dsap-
pointed in the presence of several witnesses that wore
expected from Baltimore, and had no Witnesses they
could put on the stand without breaking the community
the case, but that hereafter the defense would nave
The Court sad the jury were getting Dlng
long away from their business and had spoken about
il to-day The Court hoped the defense would he pre-
pared hereafter 10 20 with as little delay rs possible
Ar MerTick replied that the defense was glad Ia near
the wishes of the Jury IN this respect aud tina hereafter
the defense would he prepared TO st nom l0ocock IN
the morning until O'Clock D. alter until the case
The Court then took a recess until tomorrow morn
o'clock