The New York herald., 1874-11-07
THE GLENDENNING TRIAL.

Elder DUNES Testimony for the De-
fence-A Pastor Caught Mapping.
The attendance at the Prospect avenue church
in Jersey City, was very large yesterday. 1t was
expected that Mr.. Gendenning would take the
stand and produce the paper which it is alleged
he procured from Mary Pomeroy. The audience
was disappointed.
The proceedings were opened with prayer by
the Rev. Mr. Goodman. Mr.. James Dunno, one Of
the elders OF the church, was then cross
examined by the Rev. Mr. Riggs, who was styled
by the Moderator the ''Metaphysiclan OF the
court" The witness testined:-Mr. Glendenning
made some pastoral calls on other than Monday
nights; have been with HIM on some occasions;
large proportion OF the community think Mr..
Glendenning guilty; at the joint meeting OF trus-
tees and deacons Miss Pomeroy's statement was
not considered; the subject was discussed alto
gether probably on MIS- think all took part in that
discussion; there was no difference OF opinion;
never saw
GLENDENNING AND MISS POMERoY
together alone: don't know that he visited her;
] called there once with him on Sunday school
business; do not know whether he made any
pastoral calls on her; l do not know positively
that he did not visit her; last Thanksglvlng even
ing lett him at half-past nine O'Clock; ! don't
certainty In my mind that DR.. Burdett used the
word wandering instead OF worrment as he
ne poke n ma an
OF this transaction ! was surprised that Miss
Pomeroy should be in It; 1 was more surprised
that Mr.. GlendenEtng was so charged; know
NOTHING AGAINST MISS PoAEhOY;
she was member OF the church In good standing;
was more surprised that MIR. Glendenning should
be so charged because knew him better than
did MISS POmerOy.
TO Mr.. Marsna-I think Mr.. Glendenning wis.,
lgious subjects previous to her admission to the
church the rumor Of the intimacy between Mr..
Gendenning and Miss Pomeroy began after her
TO Mr.. VAIL should not have been surprised
to see Mr. Glendennlng come out OF the Bible Class
room; should not be surprised II he took short
nap II the weather was warm.
TO N MT: -, Rggsnl s,, can't say that Mr.. Gendenning
never knew him to take take any. any,
Mr.. Marshall asked the witness If Mr.. Glenden-
ming made o statement TO him that he knew OF
Miss PomerOy's condition before 1t was divulged
ana had talked with her about 1t.
Counsel for both sides objected to the question:
because that testimony would be secured from
Mr.. GendenninQ himself.
The witness, after having been subjected to a
severe crO5s-examlnat1On, was allowed to retire.
The prosecution intend to recall DR.. Burdett to
give rebuttlng testimony on the points alluded to
nl,ed for warrants f0r the arrest of some of tha
witnesses for the defence on the
CHARGE OF PERJURY.
Mr.. Dunno, who Is GienuennngiS confidential
friend. has placed himself In q position when may
require his attendance before the Grand Jury, now
In consequence OF the death Of relative OF the
Rev. Mr.. bod the session was adjourned till
Wednesday next The testimony OF Miss Agnes
Clinton Is not yet complete and she VIII be called
to give rebnttlng testimony. Her knowledge OF
the case win throw light on many points winch
now remain In doubt. There are twenty-seyen
witnesses to be called by the prosecution il rebul-
ting testimony be admitted. 1t is very singular
that Mr.. Jones, brother OF Mrs. Miller, has not
been called by the Defence though he is in daily
attendance. He expresses his determination to
vindicate his character from the aspersions cast
upon 1t before the case closes.