New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
TIE UDDERZDOK TRTAL.
CLOSE or THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or MEssRs.
PERDUE AND MvEAGH.

CLOSE or THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or MEsSRs.
PERDUE AND M'vEAGH.
WEST CHESTER, Penn, Nov. 6.-The trial OF
UIdeTzOOk was resumed at 4. IN. The prisoners
mother his wife and two children. and Mrs Arden were
in court. David Arden was recalled. Witness had
known years he formerly had good teeth,
but his mustache long that his teeth could not
be seeu Mrs. Sarah Ard'n testified that GOss had not
good teeth aud often complained OF them. Mrs Miller
with whom the prisoners mother liyci. nothing I'M
usual ABOUT UddeIzooks SHIRT pantaloons when he
came 10 her house the 81 OF July; MS pantaloons
were dirty he changed his shirt for ono of Mr.. Mers,
wearing 1t while his own washed. Mrs. Jeffreys
testified that the prisoner passed through GAINESVILLE on
the morning OF the a. with his coat of and thrown over
his shoulder. Mrs Kimblu SISTER OF Ulderzook, test
ned ,llat she saw Wilson at Mler's in company with
Uadcrzook saw no resemblance to Wilson In the phcto
graph Mr. Price testified to examining Undertook on
the lth OF August for marks OF "a struggle with
Goss; he found recent marks OF any
kind Several witnesses testified that the character
OF Samuel Rhodes for truth not good AMI
thy were subjected TO severe cross-examination.,
Most OF chem admitted on the crossoxaminaton that
Dey I'd heard his veraCity dnuhtcd until after MS
~ teent regarding Tins murder. ner witnesses we're
examined as good character OF the prisoner The
defensr closed oy offering photograph OF Goss In eyl'
drnce taken after Ais marriage, and picture OF tue
remains found IN che woods. Tle Distlict-AtOrney
snnmitted reDutting testimony vouchng for Rhodess
The prosecution closed and the counsel then agreed
that one speech only each SHE should be made. Mi
Prdue opened for the defense and reviewed the test-
nODy Tor prosecution III; cai ned that the attempt
10 Identify G1ss with Wilson. or Wilson with the remains
fDund mad failed, aud that the prosecution was urged
BIZ the computes to get the prisoner out
the way order to paying TO Gosss widow
The coart rsOpened at y. m, ana Mr.. Perdue con
Gin led la argument Tor TIE defense bearing very nara
on Mrs Toonb5 aud all the Newark Witnesses VINO ne
tjougnt testified too much, aud then they didn't ten
laf hey wanted to- He took the ground That theie was
nothing but mere clrcnmsanlial evidence against tne
prsouer totally inadequate 10 connect MIN OF the crno
rbnrced. Mr.. Pcrdue spoke nearly four hours.
WINE M;Ve lgh, for t.c defense, followed: He said
he fo,ud four Insurance companies. Commonwealth OF
P.uus yiyanla detectives tine puDlo pres, and the
Treasury OF this county all arrayed against one poor
nam whose hands tied. lie argued that there was
room for witnesses be mistaken IN the Identity
If n,udwutiug ana many other things which had been
sworn u lt re- IL not material That miD should
insure s HE aAd t1e policy for three years beIorc
eY eating purpose swintle the company. Not ono
.I the fu,urince policies WAS drawn Ia UdIerZOOK
favor aud eyidcuce nas boDn gwen thnb ono cent 1
lne money WAS DE used Tor ms advantage lie
Al lerz JJk's aud SAID no took ,lhe
h,st ,n,siDlo means 10 proclaim everywhere VINO dnd
,v,i Ie was Tao Court adjourned until o'clock to-
mar morning.