The New York herald., 1879-03-27

In departing said that she would call again: while
rooming with the witness Mrs. Oliver was out great
deal nights. but witness did not know where; In tho
conversation about the mode OF operating with Mr.
Cameron Mrs. Oliver spoke OF the different plans
available with different men.
The two forged letters were here shown. Witness
had paper like that. and II resembled she
owned and which was IN the room when Mrs. Diver
occupied it with her; at that time Mrs. Oliver did
good deal of writing; she told Mrs. Oliver when
once copversing upon this matter that IL she did
backmsil MIR. Cameron and trial resulted from t,
ii she We're anywhere near at the time the witness
would appear and testify to what she had said ot
sach intention: she resided in Francisco.
and in Springfield. Mass. when the trial was set.
and came here in response to telegram from Gen
era Butler.
DIR. JoBSsox's TESTIMONY.
The cross-exarlnation was temporarily postponed
to permit Dr. W. w. Johnson TO testify He said he
and found her in the room lying the bed she told
him she was i'll and losing large amount OF blood.
which she suspected came from miscarriage; he
examined her. and there nothing in her condi-
ton to make him think that she either had or was
was pregnant: it simply lowing and nothing
more: his prescription was merely to check tho
flowing.
Cross-examined:- He had found where
men thought they had miscarrages when such
not the case he did not ask her If she had taken any
medicine to produce an abortion.
HENnIQUEs cRossExAsINED
The examination OF Mrs. Henriques was here
taken up and conducted by Mr. Peters. She was
her husband to to- r1iladsphis; @ her ,.a asss i, Sas
went to Philadelphia III the fall and LETT
there III the following spring; her husband went
West and she back to her father; she Joined her
husband in Mississippi; they resided tor years
in that State; he failing in business there in 1857
they wore e. in that cty off and on for any ~
years until 1879. her husband being there part
Of the time; her maiden maine was Mary
Alice Pratt Mr.. French is still living, but
she was divorced time since upon her
own application; she married next Mr. Goingdike.
in Chicago and he died in 1865 January l8. ls6S,
she married Josiah A. Sample in Chicago; they lived
in that city until the January following, when he
took her to Mobile on account OF her health; she
lived there until tho last of April. 1874 when they
went to the Warm Springs. n. c.; from there she
went to Springfield. Mass to get her mother and
alter u flying trip to Chicago returned to the Warm
Springs; in October, 1874. she came to this city
aud rented house No. l.32l New York avenue and
mon Ohio; she remained there some weeks and
then returned to the Warm Springs; Mr. Sample is
now living in New York; she divorced from him
and came by the name Of Hsnriques honorably; she
ought to have in her possession the contract OF
aration drawn between her and her husband. made
ut Warm Springs before the divorce obtained.
but had mislaid it, she finally went to Ra-
leigh and entered suit for divorce from him
and he away; he came to this city, hired some
negroes testify against her in her absence the
charge OF adultery OF which charge God was her
Judge she was innocent, and obtained divorce; she
married Mr. Henriques in Philadelphia in 1876; they
went to California ana lived together for few weeks
and then separated he was still her husband he was
poor, old and invalid. and he had deceived her
at the time Of the marriage they mutually and calmly
agreed to separate she thought rather litter pill
TO be compcleu 10 Hve Win another mvand when she
had ejust been freed by divorce; she first met
Henriques during the Centennial; he roomed at her
house III Philadelphia at that time; when she in
Springfield, Mass, with little money left her she
went to San Francisco and bought herself piece OF
land and built house upon it.
Mr.. Peter--Wel madam, who did you get this
money from?
witness-I shall not tell you; it is none of your
business
Mir. DO you object to telling?
Witness-I came by it honorably. and did not
blacknail anybody to get it,
The Court Well. we will 60 no further in that
direction.
This witness continued at some length, detailing
ing events OF her history and declaring that
Inisfortuncs had happened her by OF black
mailing operations She told Mrs. Oliver that if she
(Oliver) carried out the threats she had made and
il it ever came to trial witness would come into
At she conclusion OF her testimony the Court ad-
journed until tomorrow.