The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-28

riding the country and he had 70 haze thee thing.
Fox ne gong the theatre and wresed he
s es rem d 81. s's 10 si
sons for not wanting me TO so the theatre party was
they len FOR the theatre susra borrowed blue military
cloak rS% me and said he wanted psyas 70
went tords ,heare at eleven or twelve o'clock surra
TO os ias a Ri
wards met ar with nr srOph and n ~ sa he Ssd
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yans Sarrats hsn wen. homs the even.
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March four O'Clock; Harold in talking
,aS . only s' 9'
play .. Fori's theatre was .Jsne shore; surrasi
aud went together surratt having passi the
met and b ssssd letter sd
the letter; came from New York and was signed WOOD;
reading this letter sarratt sad nothing psrcular he
Wood who bad been =. Mrs sSr,ats house did not tell
me where Wood was Mrs. HoilAhan came 70 the ONCE
NJ Bradley objected to giving any conversation with Mrs.
Witness resumed ana said Mra Holahan handed him
M bradley cejected unless the telegram produced
rsa sss4 sss Ess Tos q s e.
and was directed % J. wecSmsn, and read -
TELL John 70 telegraph number Of street at once.
witness rssumed-rwo thing. sbou. the telegram struck
no one e Telegraph to me- took the telegram home and
s and
and Ss 80 and IN as @ snS
streets met Miss Anna Ward then went to the Hern
Murray :sd he wanted . speak her pr,ys!eiy ME-
and
b.. ns ss
nat x e ~ . i
come from New York Ga paper was here exhibited Wit
Pisrrepont proposed % Offer the paper evidence
Mr. Bradiey .sid i must - shown what knowledge
i; ss n. =. ,a.n
had seen him write his name.
The paper was admitted in evidence.
saw osn &
a aHsn y . .s &
sarra alone the mex. evening and said John had
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aS' sn'
ON Sunday vent . ioysS. ana o. vssi
surra Miss jenkins. Miss Fitzparci Mrs. surTa.t and
s. E the on and sa % Mr n
70 Payne she vent n and stayed twenty and
ssd be s' Ss
Mrs. sarrst what had said and she
,ppss,sa iaa, should have tSla s.s
sn e for a. Booth All. Booth va. not there 70 90
@ no AZ an T. g s s
ysna House and saw At.srod. standing IN 'front.' Of the
blind Of eye; communicated my MESSAGE and Atzerodt
Se would g church with ne 60. The
roTsaInns oSsds ns1s OAK Apss was IN the parloi
neatly dresssd and asked him where he had essn and
he 4, 70 s fs s bss m he had (. sn n
not that he had and 1sys and
a snss Ss showed
gold which he sad he wanted @ exchange for esnbacks
then xaiIsa
~. would write 70. e and a ha, s him
some ladies' and was By surrstt from
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march and johnson would aEs did xt.erod Al
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raft leaned forward and conversation which
did hear did not hear because Ia low tone
surrattsv, and Mrs. surratt wanted to Mr. Nothey
and the latter not there then drove Mr. Gar
had an interview with Mr. Sohsy and after they sos
through with their business we returned to town, getting
back between Aye and o'clock nothing occurred between
usual and there I'll half past ten ciock, when an
permission to the clerks desired 50 attend
divine services; went TO St Matthew's church and then
went af
her property and must TO the country again to Mr.
sothey aoGn money % & shS gave me Yen aciars
shook hands him; then Towards stable and
no compiled with ana be- could mot sc sos a Sm
what he wanted with horse and he ad he wanted 70 send
on then returned with The buggy and horse ana
Mrs Surrait At the paror door In conversation this
was between t%enynye mnuss after two O'clock
ing leaning the mantel and Mrs surratt had her
back to me- went 20 the buggy and Mrs surrat came
when she said sws, Mr.. Weichman. must get those
things OF Booths she returned to the house and
with package in her hand tied up brown paper
and about hive six inches round Mrs surrat LAID
on the bottom OF the buggy saying was glass and was
halted the road place where there
some pcke,s Of soldiers Mrs. surratt halted the buggy,
there and informed they uid be withdrawn
eight r. NJ Ms surratt said 4 glad know it." and
Mr. Picrrepont sad he the Court 10 stop here
lie was not through with the Witness but he did not feel
The Court ten o'clock tomorrow
sensation, and when he nrst appeared he
much aeated As upon the stand the
and without cnanse OK countenance ali through the long
examination An OF the testimony given slowly aud
with the utmost elaboration
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.