The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-27

examination was damaging. The following IS
an extract:
Mr. smith-werc YOU ever in state PRISON.
Mr. snithllow many tmesi
Pr Graton-Iwicc.
Dr. Gratou--seducuon. I married the woman after
ward aud was released
~ smiti-What we're YOU in for The second time
MI s uith-Ilow old are youf
DR.. Grntnn-rWcuu.
VII smih-liow long nave you been a practising ply
De- Graton-rcn years
Mr. Snitl-Did YOU graduatei
Mr. smu-Whtrcf
=, ~, Graton-M The University Of Philadelphia, 200
N!rth Truth street In that city.
W smilh-when dad on vraduate'
~ srith-i"e long dt Won attend The pniyersW
60 pr. urni"n-tmnr months Before tiat lgracu.ed OF
WAS seven YEAR, iu college.
w. ~ Sini,h-l ~ YOUR mother 90 with your
~ sniii-W6si dd You study in coicge'
Mr. snih-whosc GRAMMAR
r. r. s s%iiSEIS Ssa iaigsg,
Judge wcsibrook name the author Of book
h1t Grafton studied algebra.
Pr Gr!iou-st Jos,uhs algebra
pr 1raiqnII Hont know. ,,
r. Graiqn-Lra Conscience and Fra Joseph.
Dr Grafton ton don TX now ''"'"'
The Doctor gave the names Of several parties
from whom he received money on the day in
question, but IN every instance they contra
giving the authoritirs the information he pos-
scss.d when he heard OF Latrmouille's arrest.
Ellen Dusenbcrry sworc she conversed with
murder. He had an ovarcoHt on his arm.
Thomas II. Cook OF Troy says the prisoner
nskcd him for work about the last OF March,
lie told him to call on April .. .ut never asked
him 10 bring another man with him.
MYSTERIOUS STRANGER
The nlibi thus aligned, the defence introduced
testimony calculated 10 throw susni ZION upou u
stranger. Louis llcscarrcnu. French Cana
dian living in Cohoos sworn that stranger
wearing dark clothes, sncque ovcrcoat. and a
shaggy cap. called at his house on the morning
| of the murder. He had "A smooth fucc light
| hair and was tnll and slim. He said he wanted
| work, aud could not speak English. l.s"ar-
reau advised him 20 20 to nuushach's. He r.
| turned in the afternoon. and said be had been
! out To brick house. bul not 10 Duusbacn -.
I time. Charles Winnie, ono 81 Duscnrrrnu 3
| borders. cOrrOblratrd this evidence. lie add
| ed mat ne heard the stranger speak English.
| Herman Kahn u shopkeeper In COhocs. tcs-
tined that "A red faced man rushed into is 81 ~
| between ana , O'Clock on April .. II" asked
| for a shirt. and paid for the first one that was
| cred with spots resembling blood. He WAS in
such hurry that he tore out of the store with
| out waiting for his chnnge. Kahn ran after
! him and forced the change upon him.
Such was the evidence offered by tho defence
| Albany on juno and closed last evening. EN-
| speaker Henry smith, District Attorney Lam
| sing Hotnilng, Assistant District Attorney W
| T. Bcutlcr. and Isaac Lansing. Mr.. Dunshach'.
| business lawyer appeared for the prosecution
! James II. Stevens and A. L. NalOis Nero u~-
| signed 10 tue defence OF the prisoner. Mhit,
| the trial was in progress latrimouilc tried &
! break Jail. The evidence OF this attempt wa'
| offered Ola the assumption that a ~ lty mar
! would try Ia break iull sooner than one VIII,
WAS innocent. Judge Mesthrook deemed TIA,
| evidence competent but lcit tho jury TO pas,
| upon the weight oi 10. An exception WAS taken
Lulrimouiile has bic head. vicious eyes. ligl
| check bones. big neck, and tllowy luc"
! head. The intellectual faculties are largely
| uv"rbalauccd. He paid close attention t. III,
! trial aud heartily laughed while his pool
! mother was struggling under the bot cross
| examination Of Mr.. Smith. one OF his cheea'
| was usually pufI"d out with a tobacco quid. an,
this incrensed his sinister ~ press iou oi coun
tenanre. He wore the suit ~ clothes -iuiei
| from his fclow-wOrsman. Grady. az Peters
| burg. No blood Stains were found ON III
| clothes that Ice had let behind him.
TIE JURY DELIBERArrNG
ALBANY. June 2G.--N tho opening Of tn
Court Of Oyer and Terminor this morning th'
Hon. Henry Smith summed up for tho peopl
in the case Of Hilaire Latrimouille. He con
cluded his plea ut noon. The court rcassem
bled at a, o'clock. when Judge Westbrook be
gan his charge TO the jury. 1t could not be con
~dered favorable 10 the prisoner After he ha,
concluded it was discovered that the indicimcn
did not charge that the murder was perpc
tratcd while the murderer was committing
| felony. A. the request % counsel for the pris
| ouer the Court charged tho Jury thnt tuey coui,
| find the prisoner guilty of murder in th
| The Court waited for verdict until 10 O'Clock
and adjourned until morning.