The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-22

hands of pawnbroker because was gift OF Colonel Fair
INN wscS IS
Ss srv s ~ na also gave me mote for ss2 % s
along here 10 assist you lie was an old and
Il, % no o @ accepted bus Offer and took the $3.50 and
O. Afterwards you me. him in New York ~
o. How did you happen to know hs was in New York;
na sen. ne msnsy down here 70 h,% when went to
s M eA q ha asa my h
70 send he ring 70 hinssi he said 10 had bis
were hat should ): permitted n redeem
them
he wSu not me any and
Il SINCE 1861, with my other dalsoads.
ma. s with
ho when n d'd you drs become acquainted with Mrs. Alb
VIVA, nm month and whsEs A. In june, at No. 1871 Kesy
was until she did 50 sners wa: gentleman present.
can INTRODUCES MS TIA. ,septlsman e you wish;
dressing my Isir i ne time, '..'' l'''e'' "a' "-
a' S'as aa he
pa5oT ILL., DID not know ,S who she WA: NOVA, -
A a r tn s WAS made
She went to crying and told me she in poverty.
F4sas treating and her
As As SsF:sd help sr shs al: adds sn
Ssa a Ss w T.a; o sas hf
sci Of Furniture, nice paripr ana told her Would give
ss5 s 70 y Se s ss
abe acting badly The Court ordered this last sentence
hays S With So0 upSa
"''' THE JfwrlnY rnrsrsr
70 Tss n h
nSwsase 81 en'sf Sa said he ay a
ss If Ra o WITH a il e. aS %
stu has IN his more costly set which Mr.
him to spend 80 much money! did not wish set Tor
q. Where was Mrs Abbott living on your birthday A.
On Sockgn street Ind ' moye down the
Relate about the conversation with Mrs Crenden IN
day that 60, q not stand any longer hs, was wearing
him .aid 1T da leave him would take his own fs and
s s;f Il s % p Sasa
her INTO my room was no. gndrsssel and had not thought
had talking viz her he knocked The door and
"a sss :ss
table h ns sS
Sha ss% 4 r. lie &
ter moved upstairs she da leave the table and went up
Gaes,sd me to 60 upstairs and he went down town went
there half bour her daughter Carrie played for the
piano. and think played and sang that all that occur.
circumstances coming
into your room Mrs. Hammersnh's A. Mrs. Hammer.
smith knocked at door and said lady wished to me-
i a. back WY
that
not come back would have given her an Opportunity
n In asfff sna
committing
tsy and that for hi, hsppss han
" a:f could
Written request from him ia. As wished metz
Ss III sss %
@ 81 she s Tso niSs'
died she would rather dead lie came thai even
Nov, you'll VIA. ME-. S!i!s:naen testified to1.hs.
nosSs he knew
g From that time m January s dd he ever give up HI.
were always occupied because wen. into them Of
ssss. after tho
@ Did you ever live q ths Dagse House, in Virginia. A.
MA s:si' E :ss yS com.
"a &: ::bsR q y: sS viii sm
ds not demand that we separated Mr. Crenden demanded
& what MI .as that sl'ss e re-
n'so s s
SSsr and s sm e
kim had explanation TO make except that was mis-
O. Did he visit you afterward' A. Yes sir in the county
sva.ase; e :sd would give him SsS,S would
said us ws Sm eS S the he
the other $1,000 gave the testimony; be brought
81 s n Y e: .s wa' Il Ssase
% e him ne1 for h " Of
gave him decided answer he called again and told hn
sornsy'. nobody was in he room. 49, = 800 -
a a *. ys says
ns and Sa snr See s s o ay
the shootng when the from the city Of Paris
:.a,s n q .a
ting suit Of clothes made but hays no RECOLLECTION when
store tor; on the day Of the shooting. 800 " $50 -
Lyord in IL condition ye 70 come out; would
eoo oi saH that dspe.Sn
Tho Court sadWe cannot delay the trial to get his depo
said they would not introduce other evidence
The COURT cannot delay the trial for that purpose.
11sr Cook was sworn Y% Is seat. being
ta aS Mr. ~ MRS. @
weeks aso nearly in front Of office he In
@s *. 10 Sc. had %
g %oad hun @
the next time saw him q my
after no BY a witness and during tho
trial told him had time TO talk with him In parlo
but would talk on the way down in the CAR recol
cars But on the morning speak Of and after We
had rode in the short time, he commenced
talking this and his evidence In II;
he said would very material and strong for Mrs Fair
would said glad to hear It then he said
Fair has not treated me well and kept her
mel" told him knew nothing OF their affairs or
he said he had been TO the JAIL her there
ana condition Of his tesyng $60oo part to be
PAID down ] told him that strange; that Mrs Fair
only the TRUTH and seemed very singular that he
should want money TO s ha saw her and
anything Of the he said he would have TO leave town
told him had him under subpoena witness, and he
leaves he said he did not want to be seen in the
court during the trial. and told him TO remain within
cali II wanted him he would be informed Of the fact
DEFENsr RESTS.
defence rested and the prosecution recalled Mr.
Hdrbraud who brought the account books from Grays
the entries therein with the receipt
TO Mrs FAIR piano. Considerable time taken
making the comparison and In comparing the inks IN
which entries written. The counsel and
the books and the recept and when this