The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-11
Trial of John III. surratt.
ltin,ted rom Fourth EdtttoB.

COrtinued from Fourth Ednons- il.
WAsHINGToN, July H.
q In the parlor Mrs Lamber looked out the
window, and stood behind her; L don't re-
member whether the soldiers had guns or not:
passed we heard loud talking; we were up,
stairs when we first heard the loud talking;
loud voice say the President was shot: we then
came down stairs; the first heard of 1t was in
the back room, as the soldiers went by; heard
them talk about the Presidents being Killed
By Mr.. MerricR--I was present the other
day when Mrs. Lambert read from the paper
the conversation referred to.
Mrs. Lambert was recalled, and examined by
Mr Merrick-I am certain the conversation was
between III and IL O'Clock In the evening.
John J. Hollahan sworn, and examined by
Mr Bradley-ln 1861 lived at Mrs SurratPs on
III street; went to board there in February,
1855: besides myself and family, Lewis J..
Weichman and Miss Dean and Miss Fltz-
patrick boarded there, Miss Jenkins stopped
there about week; l know Welchman; he
was boarding at Mrs Surratts before 1 went
there; knew OF Atzerott coming TO the house;
Weichman and Atzerott appeared to he yerv
intimate; have frequently seen them coming
together; one day met Atzerott with Weiche
rotT were intimate friends; / occupied
the room over the parlor, Weichman's room
was back OF mine; have seen Atzerott in
Weichman's g room; i never saw Harold at the
house; have Atzerott, Booth, and Weiohman,
was in my room, and saw but the prisoner.
John Surratt, that night; 1 had not seen him for
O'Clock on April 9, T went to bed and a rap came
to my door, and the prisoner was outside, and
bdlu ne WauLeQ 10 Bee me, went lnLO WoiO0-
mans room, and Surratt asked me II had any
money, and said had, and loaned him $780, I
then turned and opened the door, when he
handed me two twenty dollar gold pieces.
which he insisted upon my taking and took
them; Weichman was present at the time
Mr.. Bradley proposed TO show by this witness
that Weichman acknowledged that he knew
where Surratt had gone. and also proposed to
show that Weiehman was as deep in this aa
any one. rrsf
The evidence was ruled out. as weichman
had not been questioned on the subject
The witness resumed-I went home at o
O'Clock on the night of the assassination; Mrs.
Surratt had returned from Surrattsville; did
not see John Surratt that night; during the
night / was aroused by the detectiyes and
when opened the door, McDevitt and ClarVoe
were in the entry; asked what was the
matter, and one of them replied, "Don't
you know the President has been as-
sRssinated2' said did not and afterwards
they searched the house; they went to the room
Carvoe 90 10 the servants door. but I am not
satisfied that Clarvoe went In; on the morning
OF April 10 met Weichman at the Patent
once, and we went to Mrs. Surratps TO break
fast; from that moment was in company with
Weichman until he was placed In crstodv.
breakfast was nearly over when Miss Annie
surratt came In Mr Weichman did not state
TO me that morning that he had his suspioions
about the matter and was going to make them
known TO the Government; he did not saw ha
knew Booth and his associates, and was going
TO give their names TO the authorities.
% was anything said to you by Weiohman
about bis suspicious? A. Ifyou Will allow M &. .
viii make statement as TO what took place
at the breakfas table.
Objected to-
Judge Fisher said--You can testify an 70 WHAT
Weiehnan said about his suspicious.
Witness-He said nothing about his suspt~
Arrival OfSpecie.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE steamer Arizona
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