The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-15

Twelfth Days Observation-Disclosures Of the
Testimony Or DIrs. Dorras 6taMel-Testl.
mony Of Henry Winkler, the Husband Of ths
Domestic, Margaret Winkler.
This case was resumed on Monday, before Justice
Bogert, Manuel Rockland county. The prosecution
was represented by Messrs. Henry Daily, Jr, and b.
B. Fenton and the defendants by Messrs. Henry I.
Clinton and O. p. Holman The direct examination
OF hrs. Dorras Stofrel was resumed.
TESTIMONY OF MRS. DORRAs sTOPFEL
On Saturday night, after had orders to go home,
went In the Kitchen; have been to the house of
Mrs. Gamble since was on the witness stand; have
not been to the jail since was last the witness
stand; was only there once was twice or three
times to the house OF Mrs. Gamble since was
examined before; when went to Mr..
CANDLES house at this time saw Margaret
Winkler and Mr. CANDLES father there; Charley
Hujus and Henry Winkler were there once, and once
there was a woman there to work; went to Mr..
CANDLES house on Sunday afternoon since was
examined before and remained there couple Of
hours; 1t may have been fourteen days ago since
was there; do not know when Margaret Winkler
left Mrs Hujus or the house OF Mr.. Gamble; went
there Thursday Of the week after had been there
on Sunday afternoon and carried clothes down there;
l think it was three days after had been there ON
that Sunday afternoon that heard Margaret mixer
aad er the Day received the washing wa; tae nrst
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nesday after ] had been to Mr.. Gambe's house
on that Sunday afternoon that ! received the
washing in the house; Charley Huus brought
me the clothes; have not received any money or
clothing or any article OF any kind from Mr.. Gamble
been promised anything by them; when went to
Mr.. CANDLES house on Thursday saw Mr.. Candles
father there and Mr. Hujus; the next time went to
Mr.. Candles house was one day last week, when
went to iron not there again that week, nor
nave oen nere s s not tsp 20
when / went down stairs on Saturday night before
Mrs. Candles death waited for Charley Huns in
the kitchen until he got ready, so that he could go
with me cannot say whether waited ten minutes
or less /; DR.. Van Houten was there when left
did not see him when left Margaret was in the
Kitchen while was waiting for Charley Hujus go
with me when l left the kitchen went straight
home when / left the kitchen | went around the
house to the road towards my home left Margaret
in the kitchen alter left it to go home did not see
Margaret again that night saw her the next morn
Cross-examined by MIR. Hofrnan-When went to
the jail to see Mr.. Gamble my only purpose in going
any longer than to get the washing; when left Mr..
CANDLES house on the Saturday evening preceding
was clock in the mousse but not in lhe Kitchen, 80
could not tell how long after eight O'Clock It was
when left the house,; heard the cars; ! think It
was good quarter after eight when LETT; at thas
time, so far as know, do not know whether the
doctor had gone away; did not see him; the door
to the best of my knowledge the three rings now
shown me are the same rings that were taken from
Mrs. CANDLES fingers by MIR. Gamble and
Redirect examination by Mr.. Dlily--When l was
waiting In the kitchen for Charley auus 20 home
@ me- ss m a seem the doctor ' 10
away, as the door was open; before when | saw
the three rings that were shown me to-day, saw
them Mrs. CANDLES fingers; that Is the only time
/ saw them before to-day; never put mark on the
rings by which would know them again, but have
seen them and know them to be the saine never
was spoken to any about the rings before going
the staud to-day; have not seen any thing that
a Mss h " MRS. Gae not e M uas
give her anything with the exception OF shirt and
nigltgown; when heard the cars and Jndged u to
be about quarter alter eight o'ciock heard them
whistle by Manuel; cannot tell what time tie Cars
were due that night OF Manuel.
TESTIMONY OF HENRY wINXLER.
My name is Henry Winkler; know .irs. Hujus
and Mr.. Gamble; / went into the employ OF III.
Gamble the Fourth OF July and LETT it the -50h;
since leaving his employ on the 2stn OF jay have
been employed by MN again; Mr.. Gamble did not
hire me Mrs. llujus did; cannot tell exactly when
she hired me; it is about fourteen days since
left the employ OF Mrs. huJus; | have seen Mrs.
Gamble and Mrs. Hnjus together before the louse;
liquor in her hands and q glass; WHEEL saw them
sitting together they We're sitting on the let hand
sitting on chairs before the door; the chars
the ground; cannot say what day this was; 1t was
from ten to twelve days before is a, the employ
l have seen Mrs. Gamble drink liquor while was in
Mr. Candles employment before the 18th OF July;
when Mrs. Hujus employed me, since July 49, j was
In Mr.. Candles house; when she employed me she
said should work for her, and she would pay me
what anybody else pad no price was agreed upon;
do not know that Mrs. HuJus said anything to me
about working the farm.
Cross-examined by Mr. Hofrman-I am twenty
four years or age and married about three weeks;
do not know the date when was married; was
married where the minister lives, at Mils Henry's
place; do not know how far his place Is from
Manuel or from New City; was married to Marga-
ret Dorto, the girl known as Margaret Winkler, by
the minister; do not know the name OF the minis
ter; l have not gone after d certificate OF my
rage yet; the minister lives at the place where 1
was married; he was connected with a church
they call the German church; that church
stands on the road as you go from Manuel
TO Mack; was evenns NV when nacs was MIR
/ could nnd the place again Mrs. HuJus never gave
ne any schnapps to drink or smell OF IN The preseuce
or Mrs. uujus; | never crank or smeiled OK any
schnapps in the presence OF either Mrs. Gamble or
Mrs. iiujus nor which ever saw Mrs. Gamble or
Mrs. Huus have in their pos esslun; Mir. Gamble did
NOT discharge me whea left his employ 18th
OF July but Mrs. HaJu3 did; wien Mrs. Huyus dis
charged me DO not know tnat she tod Tue that Mr.
Gainule told her TO do SO Ar. Gamble was present;
] have done work Tor .drs. iiuIGs or Mr.. Gamble
since then cut down brush and narrowed on the
riea Mrs Hujus tod my wife that could come
back therc mat II would DC better u we were
together; couple OF days alter eli MIS-. !iuus
SAID 10 me that should 90 70 work there, and sue
would give what anybody else would; neither
she nor any one els pad nc for this work asked
Mr. iluJns for my pay, but he said nad no money;
tne reason was discharged tom the employment
OF Mr. Gamble on the 18th OF July last wa, De ause
my vile and were sleeping together; that was be-
fore was married that SLEPT wan nly wife.
Redirect by AIR. Daily-l was not subpgnaed as
witness IN this case alter Mrs. Hujus discharged
on the 18th OF July last; Mrs. Huus mas empioye Cd
me since was subpIHaed as a witness in tins case;
1 received paper when was 10 work for Jar.
Saeger.
Counsel for the prosecution here asked for IN ad-
tournament OF the case until next Tuesday In order
to procure the attendance OF one Frank ). Scrlm-
ge0ur, TO prove the identity OF the body OF Mrs Mar
garet j. Gamble, and % further examine Professor
DOrenus IN reference 10 certain alleged stains on tae
clothing OF Mrs. Gamble.
Mr. Clinton claimed that the prosecution should
now close their case, they having agreed at the last
session to do so ut four O'Clock to-day, with tie ex-
ception OF proving the Identity OF the body OF Mrs.
Margaret J. Gampie.
After considerable discussion the Justice granted
the motion 10 adjourn, counsel for the prosecution
protesting against IL the ground that the Court 0f
Oyer and rerminer would b. IN session next Mon
day, and that by adiOurning until next iucsday the
case could not be tired at that term, the effect OF
which would be 10 keep the prisoners in jall six
months longer than they otherwise would be.