The New York herald., 1872-07-11


To Mr.. Tremain-The portion OF the converse
ton have told was not jocOse used the words
heard from Mr.. Daily that he heard this from Henry
clerk in Mr.. Dunning's Office; Mr.: Dunning is a
lawyer; believe he is a partner of Mr. Fullerton.
DR. M'CREADy RECALLED.
DR.. McCready was recalled "harley's Vegetable
Neurotcs Is considered one of the best authorities
In medicine; the published proceedings OF the
Medico-C Chrurgical is the highest known authority
as to the facts stated
To Mr.. Beacn-The owner of that volume comes
from the New York Hospital Library; 1t Is an ex-
pensive one: the Medico-C Chirurgcal transactions
form part OF the public medical libraries; they
selected from the best communications sent to the
society.
q. Did you look in the New York Medical Direc-
tory for Or. Fishers name A. looked for it, but
did not find 1t.
THE COMMISSIONS AGAIN.
Mr.. Tremain now offered in evidence the test-
m0ny, taken by commission. OF Mr. Amasa Sprague
one Of the Board OF Appeals of the Trotting Asso-
ciatiOn to the effect that Mr. Stokes promised to
to be In Providence on the 9h January to have the
bet decided The greater portion OF 1t was ex-
cluded.
DoRMAN b. EAToN's
testimony, taken In London, was also read through
Among the interrogations and answers, one
bringing out the fact that he was counsel for the
Erie Railway was excluded also answers relating
to Fisk and Gould having been directors, Mr. Davies
being appointed receiver; how Judge Davies and
others made demand on the directors for posses
sion OF the road all relating to the Susquehanna
and Erie litigation; how he observed movements OF
persons watching his residence, No. 2 East Twenty
ninth street; how on the night OF February H. 1870
he was assaulted on leaving his house; how long he
was confined TO his house in consequence, and
whom he suspects as the instigators.
A SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTsMAN ON THE STAND
Mr. John CrOfton was next examined and testi-
fed-Witness said that he made diagram Of the
main hallway the corridor and staircase, and the
parOr where the pistol was found in the Grand
Central Hotel; the distance from the paror door to
the sofa was thirteen feet nine In ches.
The diagram was handed to witness, who pointed
out the various points OF interest. The diagram
and the distances marked on 1t were all accurate
he had made them himself; 1t was impossible to
throw pistol from the door and IL to lie after
wards at the back OF the sofa In the
way the pistol was found there; 1t
would require some force to push 1t in there he
had tried The experiment with his measuring tape
and found 10 impossible. witness proceeded to
state the width OF the corridor, the main hail. the
distance from the platform where Fisk stood and
the sixth step OF the staircase well the top OF
the staircase In relation to the positions OF the par
ties at the time OF the shooting, testified to by
the various witnesses.
Mr.. Tremain said the defence were now ready
to close subject to the production ofa witness not
now in Court, and to putting In the New York Med
ical Directory In case they didn't find DR.. Fishers
name In It,
The Court then took o recess
After the Recess.
The Court having reassembled, the defence pro-
ceeded with their case.
DR.. r. W. Howard raoaHed-Am professor Of