The New York herald., 1872-12-11

g Yon kept the Myrtle Shades at that time ? A.
Yes, at that time.
2; Anderson frequently drank there with others :
NV Witness went on to testify how Anderson told
Mr. Morris asked him II some OF the parties upon
"nDm M raius mad been made came to his place.
ndarSnn S1.ton On objected unless 1t was shown that
AnuerSon was present.
Judge Pratt ruled the question ont.
~ .s pl'1m6Mas on TINS money Anderson paid you
I0r drinks ior himself al0ne2
Witnees-He often paid me money that loaned
O. Well, independent OF that9 A. Anderson was
man who treated the crowd in the house, and
around primary" times he often fetched twenty
men In and treated them.
O. He was something OF politicianY A, Yes
sir and he was
VERY LIBERAL MAN.
DR.. Peter w. LeycG, druggist at Jay and Fulton
streets, had once seen Anderson under the inti,l
ence OF liquor. DR.. Leyes who was present at the
house ON the day OF Anderson's death, described
the indications about the SUFFERER and stated that
died.
ON the ss-examination witness stated that
the night previous he had put up prescription
for Anderson Of one ounce OF the solution OF NOR
phia and five grains Of the sugar OF lead, and he
presumed 1t was prescribed for the purpose or
controlling the vomiting, giving freedom from
pain, inducing sleep and allaying the irritaDility
q 2. the the stomach Dr. Irish wrote the prescription;
his store the next day; witness suggested con-
tinuance OF the giving OF the champagne to Ander-
son. In reply to questions as to
MRS. ANDERsoN's CONDUCT
on the afternoon OF her husbands DEATH he stated
tnat sne was very ahect0nate, and received the
Bernard Mulholland OF the Appraisers ofice, in
the Custom House, knew Anderson about eighteen
months and never saw him intoxicated, but had
seen him under the influence OF liquor about once
week during the last four months OF his life; he
was at Anders0n's house about fifteen minutes on
the afternoon OF his death aud talked with him;
Anderson had gripping In the stomach and vOmtcd
q little; ANDERSON did not complain OF any pain on
the previous Saturday when he was in Keaineys.
recess was then taken until two O'Clock, Judge
pratt cautionng the jurors not to read converse
about the case.
ated at Anderson's funeral on Friday, said he de-
iivered the body to the baggage master at the
torty-secOnd street depot, New York; he saw Mrs.
Anderson at the house, when she manifested great
grie.
THE DEAD MANS BROTHER.
John p. Anderson OF Yonkere, a brother of the
deceased was present at the funeral and accom-
panied the remains rom Brooklyn to Yonkers
where the interment took place in ST. Johns Gene
the BODY when 1t was brought back to Brooklyn
and placed in the Morgue on the 9th OF May.
THE POsT-MORTEM EXAMINATION.
Dr. A. w. Shepard, Of 1M WillOughby street a
physician and surgeon OF ten years. experience,
made post-mortem examination Of Anderson's
DOdy on the 9th OF May last. Professor DOremus
and son, Coroner Whitehn and others were
present. The Doctor proceeded to detail the re-
stomach and intestines Professor Doremus TOOK
them and removed the contents OF the stomach for
analyzation The post.mOrtcm showed that there
was
NO ORGANIC DISEASE
perceptible. The aggregate oil symptoms described
by other witnesses he had heard occurred In cases
At halfpast two O'Clock Mr.. Brtton said that
PROFESSOR D0rcmus could not possibly attend that
day, and that he could not proceed any further be-
fore he had examined the Professor. without break
Ing In on the line OF proof he had established, and
ne was compelled to ask for an adjournment. No
objection was offered by counsel for Defence aud
the Court thereupon adjourned until this morning
at halfpast nine O'Clock.