The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-06
TRIAL OF JOHN H. SURRATT.
Examination Of Thomas Lincoln, Son
Of the Late President.
4 NUMBER OF OTHER WITNESSES EXAMINED.

a NUMBER OF OTHER WITNESSES EXAMINED.
Evidence for tho Prosecution, Drawing
TO Close.
wAsHuoFos. July 6 1857
The trial Of John II. Sursts this morning
the Criminal Court Judge Fishsr presiding Tho court
was crowded, ~ usual
Among the spectators Senator Howard Michigan
ex-senator H. 8. Lane Of Indiana other members Of
Congress- Tho jury In the who had spent the day
yesterday at Silver Spring Mr. r. r. Blairs place. seemed
70 DO benefited by tho days recreation Judge Fisher
also improving in health Mr. Darlington prosscu.
ton proposed 70 close their by Offering In evidence the
Of the conviction BY tho military the
other assassna alton oonsprators believed
recent act OF Congress allowing such b offered
Mr. Bradley said before any record evidence
desired 70 know whether the would recall
Susan Ann Jackson cesvsr and Rhodes for further
been "a: Susan
aware that anything had been said about recalling Clesve
| ever
Il. 70 sssss
rose on the l4th Of April and the condition OF the
ss sI e:
m.nac were admitted 10 evidence = ''
Mr. Perrepont said he did not suppose there was any &C.
rous objection to the almanac account Of the maker Of
Mr.. Merrick-He had objected on general grounds He
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case . p,.rr.no,, r.,,,.. a., ~. .,n.,., r. :,
1858 and therefore could have bearing the
ali msng S S
in.tsots her.
Q use Alter some sarRss
or m to the state
81 ia: there
Thompson and to ss,p na him Witness lives a
menced in the spring Of l.S5 lived at 1T B." kept
s sn %' IN MnS
no one came with him. he put the guns in my and
e
know what roate h. took; III, Knew AtzcTsat:
b saw on r AZ not place sse zsras on so
day; Azerodt stayed all night my house; did
esrrence on Ash OF 18Th Msreh did not sarrsst
Billions bay. which
M raaey Seg did not wish to ask the witness any
questions now they might want to send HIM
BY M Perrspopt Harold was clerk az my store from
hs to July s Mr. Lincoln obtained his %sd
found medicine the fresden. charged Da. By
hiT0lq Mr. pr.dleyrt doc. no. necessarily follow ,a,
put msds1s s
small e. 0sssS had two other r.
M sears anu MI, Ses,s Is aead anu MT Mcuue
Show 70 s,1fe On seventh street. near Irse.
sonTIivs il Washineton; know wnsrs surIa,ys know
John lloyd nas there s in 5 and fGSSd
aon between DE plaster9g the carbine had covering
On the night found the arms detective was there and said
ssrsns between sSs p..tsSns,
snss s sy
Hon. 9. b olin % the Judge. Of the Court
the and he next day made the
,aP npeun s Win 70 sn MIA
s n G o @ da ss the
Enife the ships floor YET hoeISad also been
os e the deer s also SO oo'ened that slight
By Nj 0 Sv x mi n. boz
the door 81 the box and place the
one to the box although one could see pretty
W,s the boz, s could not see as well as could be desired
Matter Coleman sworn and examined a By NJ Pierre.
the 81 s 81 . sv bsn IN s
with after dinner the day
% cn w AK up The sas .nd
street.: walking ards WiaTd. horse
oser .n S se sa
5: ssss
Pad 70 excite remark: the man who cOnysr.lns
Win seGa a r s hal ON rs In gray clothes and
e'a0nha's you ever seen that man aimee until to-
Tnsss-I would X. shs p1:ensr stand .lae-ay. to
Booth ~ !: ike him spgsaISass ~. M
q Medium Size ana think about the size Of The pr
soner; did any the when
In This nornug To point the prisoner
Am not sure his h the man: said had donbts n that
WAS the man and have doubts yet but after seeing him
| stand M i think he was the man.
C,eorre W. Gushing sworn-Witness IL hard Of hesrinr
Ia clerk Al the Treasnry Second AUDITORS oe been there
since 1851: took walk up the avenue with Mr. Coleman
passed Tenth street and Booth on leaning
ws sss made 70 taking Both
youns man. and witness know whether b r..smbed
| particulariy 10 Booth
Airs MARY Branson swor-Tn 1856 wnes. lived in Yutaw
n Baltinorc while the trials were going on in
washington saw Lewis Payne he boarded win witness in
January Of that wear: no one visited he lived
| vateiy he Remained with witness about sir weeks
George s. Koontz sworn-wness general agent Of the