New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-22

and write article regarding It; called on Mr. Mum,
ler stated my business and desire 10 Investigate tne
workings OF his process. and had my picture taken
photograph shown This was fair Likeness 81 ar maze
dim and indistnct than most OF the o t1eis'
shown, and bore rather Likeness to Justice tie bet
"benG only Mr. Gilmore expressed IT, " It'l, Ven
ter lookng@ had second aud third picture bIeh
bat on none Of them appeared spiritual ns mat on
the second photograph however srea' witness
gentleman now III Court In non alluded to.
when counsel for the deense oGjr sthod Of taking
then described Numbers ,hird trial the spirits
pictures and Continued Al inc Willie the plate was
apparently refused 10 cooperate VIII sent told me
being prepared Mrs. Mumer, TdrSeribed tho spirit and
Sep S@scrinon fed so exactly with thal OF i ~
whom lost some years a ss s said would have pic.
once py nef bat Trend on the next photograph
Wei ae was NOT that OF my friend, but OF some
person utterly unknown 70 me; could deletC hi
uhusa rnnnrng the plates while at the camera, ana
Hpav Went with him INTO darkened ROOM where the
Wood another photographer who told me that ne couu
produce spectral figures by natural meaus ne tried IL IN
for Instance. as his standing behind my chair -.
Mr.. Elmer Terry testified that liz had had picture
taken by Mumlcr which there appeared pic,ur9o "
his son who had been dead 20 years lie continued The
resemblance good my son never had pholoS,apio
graph was taken discovered no imposition or ulch,
believe dsembOded spirits return to earh 10 Vsl.
friends; believed in spiritual photography DeIoie VIZ
to Mumler The cross examination OF this witness was pc
cHliary sharp aud exhaustive The prosecution spuEno
lection Of his features by the father must DO eAccus
dim, and further, the picture on the phOtograph
greatly resembled female child. 1t was hcIl tnat pG
haps the fathers imagination hau more 10 uo WIN 10
recognition than his memory. ,..oa
Jacob KDgsland testified: have seen those piCru
1.-TWO photographs shown hm0 calied on MI ie'I3
who showed them 10 me- recognised the pictures az "
himself and noticing the shadowy outline or chiiu V
one OF them said. "that is one OF your cmdren; on
tho other saw the shadOwy picture of female reatNe
of INV own loug deceased my mind was not impressed
in any way by the connection OF the chids pctro wt
the fathers but pronounced that likeness eAseu po
tween them because such likeness did exist In my opn
ION: / am not a believer In spifitualisn.
Paul BremOnd testified: called at Muinlerss Gaiery
during January and had my picture taken twthess mere
showed a spirit picture); recognize INC sIilt heI4
rpurpepntpd: believed in spiritual photography before
saw Number took Mrs Statz Of No 80 Alty-st, TO te
with Mrs Satz is that of Miss Twang, ana hcr sster
recognized il as soon as it shown her did not pay
anything for these photographs; have had photo
graph OF my deceased daughter, who died IN
if Sit were permitted she would return TO me from
the spirit land: by this photograph soc that she
has returned the photograph represents her as sue p
pcIred Just before death my family recognize III nave
spirit told me had work TO performs am not blessed
with tho Gift OF seeing wish was II Is necessary 10
have a medium present. when hear spiritual V0iceS;
have heard two distinct spirit voices speaking sinultl
neOusy; desideratun To induce the presence OF
spirits harmony occasion, wnen nVo or Six per
sons were present lady sang song when four spirit
voices joined in singing beautiful second; lhVested
$780, 900 in railroad in Texas am director on that
road.
After the examination Of this witness, Mr. John t.
Townsend OF counsel for the defense asked that the case
be adjourned tor week. order to allow Of the more
perfect Pre- paratOn OF the After some discussion
among counsel, Judge Bowling decided ID postpone the
further hearing until Friday next. -.