The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-30

,urLiuIfRN HthiN" SPEECHES ron
.tND dGt fNST NV
r,.e noremn.'. ',inci.m ct i'rcsidru, No

v,f, vr. Wmnriis opiniun about II.
p.r cmu. to.t willing possession Of
o,..to ,nuir 40 th' Nos Nursh triad yes
,.i.. rlr..n. u .w. ,iv"n an opportunity
,....t President Morton OF the Stevens
t.nt.Dl.. uYt % competent esp 1T. because
tn.lu... ,>Idii'd tue animal matter in the
.NrDD-'t to h.m a- the first step In
III. ar..... aui hal committed other mis-
,.- i.v.uiel To- bo very explicit in order
g...f..-. ..l..i.l. DE- ORD 90 the case might bee
wrt... t. State of New Jcrscy. Since he
tsl...A. uiuroHr, he had found anthony in
u..l u s. elo.- u.nkct. which had been
.,..i l.i.. ,uul spilled from the uncorkcd
ia+,. llt.all. 100 iou Z and earnest tones. that
hstuu.I d Hs bad violence that Mrs. Noshurgh
had rern .iv,r aniimony. and that If the liquid
ooa'.rdD President Morton had been prop
cr.yaua.y1.d. be would have found anthony
IN 20
"a. culver was called by the defence. In sur
rlu,.f. and after him Mr.. T rry Levering. n
Jaf..yi.'y jsu ci.i. WINS nut on the stand. At
htr.gu..t oi Nj Winfield he carefully meas
ur,Ioui successfully II drachms. ? ounces. and
3 ounces of water. and the several quantities
w,r.tu 100 s.rarate phas. which were prop
cfs marked. Then. at the suggestion Of the
Sue. h'w'igicd. on pair OF brass scales with
Az i.ory graduated plate u grain OF tartar
ca.u. 10 told Judge Knapp that he could
uaw 'sha .uih ola grain with his scales.
oil . L.u.h Is u tenth Of a srainf asked the
CnUt
o. .J.l.-'.t weighed out another grain and
thaol .t intlvn ohiong pile with a knife. Mr..
Wuh.d an' Prosecutor VI Gin stood beside
I. INI Judge kulup lenurd oyer his desk.
Mr. ltvriu- made narrow lane through the
oHul- tile iHuEthwise with TIE blade oi his
|HHFH HN Q aaN FaaI - D. Naa
~. lttIa sporks OF white powder. Erch of
in0-o $3.50, about tenth Of grain Of tartar
eultr. IuDv Law on the bottom of the little
/. SCI % in Whitl the gram had been weighed.
NJ VI o. lH-s"l them along before tho jurors
in Gov. B'dls sad he had no more witnesses
T. call. Attorney General stockton said he had
nm" and then Judge Knapp announced that
( ns' was closed This, was III Q. lock.
cui1s uufs'anding against Mrs Nushurgh I've
IN"b"L The, Judge rey1krd i. sheriff
Law riy and Mr.. Eugene Noshurgh left the
Gu" iosvigr uiI each sent a iclrSram. Ihat
Y rehU them rom thrir h.Noul' ON thGErassy
places near Mr.. Noshurglis house. That Of
Eugene No-hurgh was to IN" lady they were
wtning. e. inform hsr mat the summing, ny
vs. about o. hcgin. II hal been Arranged in
IT, morning thai Mr.. Voshurgh's mother and
Mr.. Frank SirAlHs were to Keep Mr.. Nu-hurlh
mpuny until tn" lawyers should lrsin To-
sHak, and then all were Ia 20 10 tn Court
HOUSE. whether the OH 'crs followed Mrs. Nus-
lurEh or moi. There was NO such Hnuuvuu zee.
l
IN the noon rer"~s Mr.. Noshurgh WIS fol-
lowed into tho court room 10y staring throng.
Prosecutor M,GA explained privately that
he had determined. with Oh" advice OF several
persons whom ho RESPECTED. that 10 woull linVn
ben an unwHrraniable outrage - call Mrs.
N1-hurch To- testify against her husband. IN
Judge B"dle directly after the cuSn wis closed
aesed that, in view of the fact that to-day is a
Holiday. the court would sit on Satur lay
t1 pi completed by Friday evening. but made
no decision on the subject IL necessary. the
s'-s. ons would b" prolonged.
Then the space IN front Of tho Jury was
Of are'l. aud Prosecutor McGili arose no,lo~tiy
lnd at' ,ssod the Court. H. Is Of medium
height. thin and nervous. His gestures were
mol'rlta and graceful, and his voice pleasant
II notes lay On the table beside him in n pile
q. 'unrnt- that he had used la his cros~-"Xam-
tn.H %. The Attorney General watched the
Wrv'r"m his seat hchind his younger colleague
rs "nHior winfield sat on In" ri-ht Of eN-
Governor B-dle. aud both were turned little
away from the Jury Their cli"rt sat e. the
iet Of mo eN.Gov"rnor. hut with his face
turned toward the Jury. II" give close aiten-
uun O. ih" speaker. but occasionally cast Il
glance a. the twely" men IN front Of him. Mr.
N FiNl corrhinrd in his ming sont"n go that
h" md been 'outeuding with public largely in
sympathy with the defendant. In addition 7,
!a- be- haG l. To- 0ilsei NJ iE.srn r. r. ~ 1 "9}g
clerical and lay. AMI IT hoth srN"-. In-un.
"a had shrn9k from p.nrltaiinS Ne i9l,
@. fhiur. H. srid ambition WIS the i0oi
through which the young ami popular pastor
bal entered ihr ah'l" 90 crime. Ihrn were
gwen % d'tWl thr .r.r ,uWe'an f~ VIA do. u wac
p, rrod formed N" links of ine chain tNu
mi 'he ,t.o,e "i wtmi ing 10 i9i-l ., li'
Il-nursh had yom trd when gwen a drlub
~ lrnonnt" made ly Der husband. tn,
r'ni rvoyant's medicines wrro harmless hu
Mrs. Nu-hurgh continued 20 grow worse
lr Cornell wls omploN,d bonus" i' bad "a.
extended reputation. MI VI OIL saii he dio
, pretend 20 uphold him. H. WIS iust tn
y man % sHt the g.. -uu"r's purposes
-' lrt' .a' in-t ! tli" VOW .l-.u1i to mnk.