New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
ANOTHER WILLIAM DARLiNG
MRS LEFFERTss FATHER A BOATMAN'

49,, tho other a bostman aud afterward pohccma"'
who was the father OF Mrs. Catherine lenerts anu ~
VAS sent to slug sing for ten years Tor an "'io'
crime Both Of the women Interested "erc P'o' ~
one OF them made a scene In court.
pr uenrv G. Cooper OF the University Medicai |o'
lego Identified twenty-seven letters from froesso.
Darng to Mrs. Delacro,x The following arc oA""'''
from some OF them: ,...,-.,,,n,
Oct z lss4-I shall he iime to meet the con'. Ao
parties at p wish i'e'S'' hsScS am Your WILLIE
To MIne. o.. ,,e
Nov s. 1ssAI send gallon OF pure love- pure N' '''
honey sent thousand and one Kisses vorr WILLIE
ny,x MuIrg.-I was quite the dumps this morning
when 9oaTh ss s s s Hsaa could goa S1s ss
rahcd INTO and prssea you to my ooso s pa c
how oe think Of Ci your hSa1 Su S"s wOu be
co Sorry tha, whom esteem ana respect % AM s moi
9s ,neTs s sna st oS S whc% S% ySa sl
yoar watch Sysr you and ro%n y S1 ySn S1l
MI DEAE NnE glad TO learn that y5u nave ne
prospect OF getting little cotase a! ho peg oi
al yonr things where you Will not & se 0ngsH M nae
sTs at 1SS 1ny us SSss IS Sl
FOR Know that ySu @ DO Ssy ygur e be
blessing YOU. "'-',-
AT the request OF Dear Mie sena shs bepe
Senyieis By morning June is $50 ,r God osIs ESa'
dearest, until 1 return. A thousand Kisses noni "
MY DEAR MLE glad you found house eo TO ,ow s1,l
you and understand am 70 pay Tor sGsTI sdc'nai oT
Viii hang ms bookcase there and my books
shall no, be aOe to Liverpool icr London uni Tues @
noise Is great after sondmg thOus ~nG Sisses 10
Mile must say that you are loved by "iN.''-
,oarne, ,iAa ana ns aast sc; is 70 write to
Thine the sef.apprcying glow
On conscious nOnOr's part.
And dearest gin OF Heaven below
Tnine friencship's triest part,
r,r Thomas O. ar;eu H. recalled caused some merrnent
Az saving IN reply TO question: II might have SAID
tina, Professor Darling was intoxicated when lie maue
the Will and might haze been intoxicated when said
60, lie said he sometimes drank because lie nau 'ne
vertigo.
was man OF strong individuality and not easily hhu
enced.
Dr. John u. Carnochan deposed that when be was
studying medicine with Dr. Valentine Mott tDe testator
was n uoy the took the same view OF the ITO
fessor's characteristics.
Mrs Catherine Leer.s was here told to take the STAND
again. I'm later. She said at first, but hnaiiy
septed forward IN obedience the Surrosaies order
testified that she knew Chaes Nople' ptUtner o
John Noble, her uucc'S hOster. IN Albany. nhe sdlu
se had been in the hospital Blac&wee Island haV-
Ing placed there by her father Pro- essor DATING
~ Ia, did you 90 there fori' inquired ex-senator
VIII not .el you" replied the wltness "nO not to
cave your life."
Nil Boyd stepped to the door OF the stenographers
private room and led ont tan man With "a ioIg "ute
beard, about sXty years old The witness was asken
Il she recognized Dn and said he looked Ike Jonn NcDc
Size said she was living ID "OOsleIrs. Ia ioI- VIZ %
something occurred between her father anu hersei
wntle syIhg her testimcny. was with difficulty kept
from max NJ At tie close OF II she pointed her
woman" she suddenly slapped tho suirosae on tae
sAo llder snd said: That's the man who "a hahg hei.
she was about make speech apparently when siie
was ordered To leave the witness-stand.
charles Noble testified that he worked for Peter Van
O'ind. ana knew Wniiam Darling. the father OF Mrs.
Ienrrs aud he brought her To 10 see hrr
nsa o9 the same boat With the witness who was
the wheema Her rather ana She were arfc-ted lie Ga
not know Tor the witness kept alooi from them
a
yeaIs Mrs L-leits about six or eight when he
nrsi knew her White the withoSs was testIyibg MIS-
Ief,rts broke out again.
III ask him question by-ani-by" she said, " and
that man" pointing the Surrogate VIII hang him.
MIS- iefe IT," said the suIrOgste sharply. ii you
spes sa9 You 90 oqt OF s1s court IOS o a@s "e0r
Alter that she WAS quiet for while
,n Inc WITNESS .. A"sm Mr.. insrls and hr father
lie heart they were arrested In Albany and sent to
the assault committed 10y her father upon her against
of tho witness Charles T. Noble but after
Mrs Emine Copp a sister of Noble. declared that she
sse Years old she remem6eied that sue was sent
NewIoTk to her father Inc witness aIterward spent
week with Mrs LeffrrIs in Yew-York and saw the
father once He a boatmsn and Was illIterate lu
1s5l ard 1852 the witness saw Mrs leierts In the
Albany ia Her father was sent to state Prison or ten
years She was ,aNen TO t1e hospital % on Blaekwefs
Mr. Knowles counsel FOR Mrs. Leforts, here began to
make a statement about his connection With the case
The saa SrreG S Knows sad he
want TO recall Dr. Hszelune TO prove the identity of
Darling from the state Prison. Nathan mad position
in the Custom hou.e and had some political influence
afording a clew 10y which the whole matter could be
cleared up IN regard to the ,Hs s
was the professor or not He mad letter from Gov
ernor hill showing that in 1s66-ths year in which
Professor Daring returned from abroad-Wiliam Dar-
Ing restored TO czenshin The Governor declined
10 say by what means this was accomplished AS tins was
secret of the examination othce.
Ex-senator Boyd asked Mr.. Lererts to stand up,
We wan ed 10 ask her "A question:
No III answer sitting" she SAID.
In response to the lawyer she said that she
the hospital when she first EMPLOYED them
Soon after Mrs Lcn-rs began some ncoherent remarks
{" Please let me stay cried Mrs Leferts; 81 want TO
hear this wont say anything more" The Surrogate
and permitted her To remain. After that the was
quet. ,,. -. 49,. ,,..., o...,.,.
produced the OF the the of people
against william and Catherine Diring J he complaint
in 1852, charged him with having improper
relations with his daughter by pre-
yous marriage The testimony OF witnesses
was also produced The prisoner said his occupa
ton taking care OF dock and his testimony was
Prison for years and noe proseq was entered in
ihs case Of the !nnsh,er VINO te,.nea against her
Mrs Amelia Delacroix recalled declared that she had
never been apartments at Mrs. Jordan's hous-.
Were you ever introduced to her e. was asked.
6rced TO such look ne woman."
"Wil you swear to IL 7"
"rl no: only swear TO 1t on Bible" she replied
an swesr TO IL on the death OF my beautiful boy"
Counsel for the proponent here rested. asking the
privilege OF calling one moro witness necessary.
Dr. Aaron Henriques Of Yonkers called for the con-
testauts, said that he had known Mrs. Leherts for
twenty years and that she had lived IN a house In
Spring-st. OF which lie agent He was student in
the OF Physicians anc Surgeons in s34 Professor
Darling then student there but was not graduated
Darling always very reticent
he sS~O" sSew william % Darling in Scotland when the
iattAr was eight niDo years Old he
lived at Cambridge Mills with his father, who was a
woolen manufacturer rhe latter 10 this country
In ls2l aud family arrived several later The
witness believed they went TO Connecticut first and then
TO Troy. The witness met Professor Darling in 1884,
when the latter student with Dr. Valentine Mott.
The case was adjourned until next Monday
BEATEN TO DEATH BY HIS NEIGHBOR&
Kasimer LysakO wska. Pole, died in st.
Michaels Hospital. Newark last evening OF injuries
ceiyed on last Thursday night He lived In tenement
In. ha.,s OIL Ear