The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-29
THE TRIAL OF JOHN H. SURRATT'

NyAsHtNerory June 29-The trial OF J9nh th ~ fiytm
Ist 70 s SssrsSs sSs %aTsRS sSd5a hC5
riDy 90Fea S ssst M1% within the bar Outside Of
the railing s always Snt Is becomes manifest
that there are more vacant places WITHIN apd some.
ss an hour and half before the time for me CHes Se
ing OF the Court and %Spy 9t ali day long Mem
Sers OF Congress arriving In the city seem @ isit ~
r. VWechmsn was recalled, and Mr. Bradley
continued the & he AID mot fix the 22d December
as the time when he was bstors surrstt was
nnnoveS snS by Adams Express Company a. tne
trial at the Arsenal, ssd ,ssb ASS and that was
my recollection at that time but R9p could have
toS the e. Correct date the Arsenal trial heS
January l5 because 10 nSH Mud ID day before re-
ceived calling me 70 "a ,b ettsr was dated
mueh later since trial have found wcsraped
Booth BuSSsr oSS@Ps6h Po his or room By register
have not ascertaned from the os ont ont from
when BoSsn BSe Ie don't Know from knowledge
BS95 Soa oieSRifd Sat sa% ISO MudS
the date OF my Introduction 70 aora nrrstt went to
Ct at the Conspiracy trial named the
Qf cSTgsSs aS to Madd was certain
it after the CongreSs%Snae ion of the witness
upon this pont as given at the conspiracy rsnmed
admitted that u cerSn TSs r9Sesons Bradley
When Booth occupied room NO. 81 AZ 'he N"'''N"'
Hotel: 80. povns twice at Mrs. surratts when he
Visited The house he was there on ,sid there
ent occasions visitor, put when hG latter part
sew Sm every ad at the conspiracy trial met
!, | Payne first about eight weeks Oeioie VIZ
neWtness here detailed the account Of 6I At Mrs.
surratTs as given in the asssssnSs9pn ass psvne TO MRS
sessaed az the Arsens PayneS
the eT 49 his S Tss Marca v on nth the trial
he came ihe evening Of as tas two Ssh days az beOr
y y Ione M shore was played at the thea're' aanS
Js SsSrS Shssser wSs Scid the Military Com missOl
that Psynes visit the SECOND 9 time soye was don't
70 ssBs as az shs Sary tGsS
occasion Sn old S acSusatance sas hs pr'
nrSxIa that the occasion Of Lne @SS Wake
In 9ss think nowessr psy
-k9 long 6afa passed; believe surrat' kne" ray
BELIEF e IS don't want to know T,pUnins %hss aDo
oN Ina, a sterw%% N NV We may have occasion 70 iA4
rom Pa Witness snmea-I stated the Commission tn
. Ss Gps he
S9 DtssSse %
Sr Bradley s6o9ld wear disguise and tni
nd there appears aYe got IL the lying
e s1oSna fOE @isGsSs
could s tas M @tsrS @ SS saE aSS
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F4s got ro% m'I the o'r
owis knives ,po ana hye or six stated t
9ter @ SsSps YaS ws tSS S weeks Sews AeT
,tpsr.tG. ps tG tso the time 'uTEas was
the ns Of sSe Horseback ride as on
ou will find corrected the statement t fG
r. eSss Cox You viii apd Sis 81
@. You were then recalled three times A. wa IN
a. You have then been examining this book and&S
ySSr Sn, testimony e ~ as e given
lent as this in my life is not an everyday instance
md have thought about y all the time:
written statement, and then revised 1t from the pub
Mr Perrepont objected to the question as irrelevant
Judge Fisher G ruled LII that AZ the Te grssSn tic. was
but he did not compare 1t with the book he did
sTsnd Jury MS PREPARED stste%sat
ore ore the the Grand @ jury know that the wTtten
Jury when was sxaminesS ed there there was nN.s
v my Recoection, nor was questioned from bum
Mr. r. Darlington objected to this evidence as wit
ness could not tell what was done before the Grand
The objection was overrued.
I @ @ SsSns %SuS to %aTe the the &
Tbe Witness resumed-I met Atzerott In the latter
the frst Introduction Booth, and week after sur
surrSts saw him last "a at Mrs sSrrSs
ever hm sere wse1 Booth was there
nearly Sys MA day sF Sssn az m RH M & na R @
latter part OF March, her there March 25, when
she in buggy with John surratt and his mother
at the time first saw her don't know what dress
she lad on, but she veil that came down to her
chin; at the Commission used the word weak but
/ did not say Mrs. Slater was Wicked
& he ns se
house in February, and asked IL that was correct
Witness did not remember so testifying. |
Atthis point Judge Fisher obliged TO leave the
Ssu56 he observed he Judge Eis6eT and
.ifip order he would suggest an adjournment
Judge Fisher said he felt very unwell to-day, and
MI Bradley said he had observed that when he
came into Court this morning, and he then told his
Honor that he would not press sitting amer II
O'clock. He was willing the Court should now ad-
iourn, however.