The New York herald., 1872-12-21

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sTS had not seen him in the mediste time
was with him probably onehaif hour; he put the
rsnSS Se rtS constsbe sta eeueny said Moth
ing to Mr.. Anderson; Mr.. Anderson gave no reason
stated these facts to was DR.. Perrine; spoke to
my wife about IT. did 1t In Joking way SAID 10
DR. Perrine that there was an ofilcer alter II; he
wanted to know all about it, and told him; An
derson had conversation with me about the ioun-
Mrs. Howell testified that they came home from
ball very angry and had very hard words Mr.
Anderson was very angry at dne snow9
next day; l told my slster-inaw that should re-
turn home she said that IT almost always occurred
when they went out together, ana that 1t would
90 Q. Did Mrs. Anderson ever say anything to you
on the subject or her relations with her husband,
Mr.. Tracy objected that these er parte declara..
Went Went ' on " to argue l that the defence had
confined itself 10 the aGectIonxtc relations
SSwe1n pereesy ees compeen clearly that KIND
Of evidence was admissible for the purpose
of contradicting the evidence OF the CoburnS that
anderson was Jealous OF his wife as early as 1862
and without reference to their feelings at all the
happily down to the day OF his death was the only
evidence they could introduce to show that
ANDERSON LOVED Ills WIFE
and had faith in her till the day OF his death. Such
Evidence did not open the door for any ec parte
declarations made by Mrs. Anderson.
.nssag oneS Sd e had
Judge Pratt ruled that the question was ad-
misslbe.
Examination resumed-Question repeated. A.
She SAID that she couldn't bear him-that
SHE HATED HIM
that she didn't care if she never saw him again un.
less 1t was as corpse, and that II she saw him q
corpse she would be a happy woman" (Sensa-
fi0n.l
O. What further did she say' 4. She said she
would never like him agan-that she could never
forgive him. She said she had been offered home
rs a companion for Mrs. Irish. She said that
SHE LOVED THE DOCTOR
fho ha ua n
could be lady. This was al In one conversation.
Q. What did she say about her frends2
Objected to and excluded
The District Attorney proposed to show that she
stated that all her friends despisod him:
Doctors
Objected to.
Judge Pratt said the witness could answer any
questions which tended to show Mrs. Andersons
feelings to her husband
Mr. Brltton remarked that the question could be
stricken out IL II were not admissible.
Mr.. TTacy-This s not exactly horse trial.
Uaughtcr.)
O. What did she say on the subject Of her hus
band having forbidden her TO ride With the poeor
4. She said that Ed was So ugly he
with the Doctor, and that she had had nice time
riding at Prospect Park with the Doctor, but
couldn't do so any more because Ed. was SO ugly.
Q. What did she say in reference to the Doctor
having night-key to her house'
O. state any other conversation In relation to her
feelings for her husband or his for her. A. On the
10th OF March last she told me he had been ugly
for month at my house at ionkers, and that there
must be something done, because she couldn live
with him.
CROSS Ex ANIMATION.
To Mr.. MOrrS-Was examined before the COrC-
ner can't say whether stated any q these things
stated she could not bear him; did not state any.
thing about the subject Of her riding with the
Doctor; stated that they were living very unhap-
PLY together; had ne Idea that there was an I'm.
proper intimacy between DR.. Irish and Mrs. Ander.
BON when invited her to my house; believed ner
10 be virtuous woman at that time.
REDIRECT
Was not asked respecting these matters to which
have now testified at the Inquest.
JOHN p ANDERSON
being called, testlaed:-I saw Mrs Anderson at my
brothers house the morning after her husbandi
death.
Mr. Tracy objected TO any evidence as to admis
Bions made subsequent to the death.
O. Do you remember any declaration made By
her the subject OF her relations with her husband
during his lllctlme2 A. She said that she had beel
all along afraid OF him.
ness-No; never heard any during his life time.
ISAIAH ANDERSON
deposed-I am brother OF the deceased; never
had any conversation with Mrs. Anderson as to her
relations with her husband.
O. Had You any conversation with your brother
Mr.. Tracy-During his lifetime
Mr.. Bntton-He could not talk any afterwards.
Mr. Tracy-That isn't SO certain. It's necessary
10 be careful in these days as to that.
IL. ANDERSON
knew all about
THE CRIMINAL INTIMACY
Mr.. Tracy strenuously objected that this was not
The Court said that whatever the mind OF Mr..
Anderson might nave been 1t threw no light upon
his motive unless she knew Ii. ANY declaration
TO be admissible must be made in presence OF the
accused or oil Mrs. Anderson
FORREST CoBURN
was recalled and examined. He remembered the
circumstance to which he heretofore testified; had
n Nfrl Anda xkaAr
O. what did she say In reference to her feelings
at that timer
objected to and admitted
A. met her on one occasion when she had
BLK dress on, and said she dressing very CAV
answer was stricken ouu remember about the
conversation in reference TO her asking the doctor
to apologize to her husband.
O. What was itf
Objected to.
O. What did she say OF hating Ed. and loving the
objected to.
A.-on the morning of Mr.. Van elders funeral
! found Mrs. Anderson beside nv sister in her
apartments my sister was crying; Mrs. Anderson
said, .As true there is God IN heaven. II 1t was
Ed I'd dance on his grave;n she said she wished
1t was Ed; in 1859 have heard her four or five
times say that Ed was drunken loa!er and only
once tnat she wished he was dead.
Cross-examined-To Mr.. Morris-I was not at Mrs.
Bloomers the otner night have been there since
tea table; never had any words in her house spoke
to her at the area way door, and didn't say 1t
mae su of s IN onn ne ssr th 81 me sad
Others, had been making remarks about my charac-
teri didnt it was her fault asked her If she had
said anything in regard to my character. and she
said she had not; went for information TO find out
the man who had been talking about me; there
was no quarrel; saw no boarders: had not loud
talk; this was two or three night ago; didn't write
letter to Mrs. Van Glider to send me some
money to bring family here; can't say II remark
about dancing upon Ed's grave heard by Mrs.
Van Glider; didn't say anything to her; don't
know how near she was to Mrs. Van Gilder don't
know who she was speaking to; she consoling
Mrs. Van Glider, and made this remark to console
her, suppose.
Re-direct-To Mr.. Brtton-When l went around
10 Wiloughby street went around to try and
protect my character which, l understood, was
being impeached. Wrote to the District Attorney
dor money TO come on and 1t was understood was
TO have expenses paid II camo on Mrs. Van Glider
Is sick.
DIsAPrEARAScE OF A WITNESS.