Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-12

Rsii,y. Ife = oul1 ~ OF ~ coaten,s IL u
vss re- d TO him. A draft OF thiS paper, m
in hi, drawer was identified. and pnt N ev.-
Ctrcs. II StRttn. Win great minui ere>>,
what FlemiI z was 10 say. Witness further
o'Io,td that the PRISONER sitsrsard called
or m NJ his house, AID asked hlm II he
could call TO mind sry particular occur
rei CO vhich Wouh enable hi m 10 recollect
the 9Th of August. (Bailey's experience ~
the INT trial had male n IN acquainted with
the neTy ordeal which awaits any witness
who M deriakes 10 swear % a d.feA FEM
II In, reupon produced n cart from the oph-
thalntc hospital, dated August -, which
prisoner stated WAS Just tbs tniuc VIII
ness a'terwsrd Attended al Westmiuster
Hall, AID swore an AFFIDAVIT - eve aNove ef-
i.cf He had received ir al twenty-five
shilliI g. from the prisoner.
The policeman Who hal arrested Bailey
prcduced a psptI in his hsIGSriting. which
/ Q had found in q crsUCr 20 2 writing table
In his study Ii contained. several ltitial
letters. opposite which We're "er'sin sans
vary H. a. from 10 Ia tto rnr name W Flen-
u z wri.,eg IA fun. hat s,pl-l g. 30. a A
"krry." 60. T. ri roe VA, tarn given
shown THAI the pri>ou.r hal D+if IN sncy
Ia some Of The witnesses a 4 tts BOOKS ~
the dec. a>ed were rroaneei To- stoS mat
there was 10 entry I'm hiN &cCo2u's. Nnica
were very carefully kept. ot ANY transaction
with The prisou.r. Tue cAse foT The prusccu
I on then diced
tesIifiCd that TREY h.li.'VeI tue signature 81
Mr. Nixon Ia the %. L To- be genuine. while
Ellen Grey repeated her former story. o.
trOSk-cNanlI alton sh- admitted mat she
WIS separated from her husband for her
own miScorduci; tat since the la q ;rial she
haU parsed 10y srOtber NAM. AID that she
rad reset vej cpn. d.rd"le money irom nr.
Bailey. Sarah BSrhery. dres maker
said THAT on the morning Of August - she
saw the deceased ia his own house, rad ne
2Sk,d whether size w0utf - with him
| to Dr. Raii-y'S that night. Virtues,
cor Sc; ted. Suiih said ne was going on bu>i.
ress TeSlCc ING some money belonging g.
| Miss Eatley. Witness had on ofhel
| occasion tGaFd The deceased say to held q
| large sum Of money belonging To Miss Bs!
| ley. ard when She bad been AT his house
| ste hsd sccn hook living on tie table
| which deceased said cOutaiDet the accounts
| between them. On q oss- eNsmins' iou, how
| ever. Sarah was forced 20 acknovl-dge her
| sfouily denied the receipt II any money
| hom Bailey, h"r manner was so confuse
that IL ca Z great discre,iit on her whole erf
| dence- Neitner Miss Bailey nor the fem ale
| servant, who had given sCcR i'm ,sortant evt-
ceuce on the former trial, was called hy tae
| prisoner. The excuse was offered that he was
100 poor 20 secure their tendance. but 10 was
| shown that the latter witness was in London
| al q could lave been easily suhpRnaed.
| with some testimony as To character, tac
| prisoner threw himself on tae mercy OF tus
| jury. but after q few minutes delt Dera,iO1
| they found him guilty, aud In the month al
TO Van lieman's Lard On board the ShiI
| Gilmore. The chapel, Of which ne hal been
| minister, eT Juying up IL the time OF the firs'
| tTial considerable amount Of popularity a,
| a fashionable preacher, vas turaei iato 4
| mis- = on room.