New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-22

bic and rre!eventJ TIE Hitress shen said Inc ares
came angry high words ensued and Inc confersson made
good deal OF disturbance between the parties, and Nichols
et there after, witnesses recollection, came
into the left Mr.. weling's service tetore was
married. which persps NC years or perhaps three
years II years ago last August. The quarrel was
| about three years ago.
Cross eraninedWitness answered she thought August
| came in cold weather
Moses H. Nichols called and by aIr. Fuilertoa.-
He proved the payment by yelling, between aarch or
April and December, 1910, OF Ssh IS TO Messes Smith
! Booth. Also 500 TO MesseTs. Hoodhul SIossen Also
other debts OF large amount subsequent 10 March,
| 1910.
Direct sra,uination.-i remained the employ of Mr
yelling nearly weeks after the complaint YVES made
against by Mrs yelling, but lett boarding HE house
when bought Mr. yelling out think the time had
gagged with him had expired The last year received
! IS week for my services.
Nelson HcnJ.e7t swo!n-i merchant Newburg IN
1870 John w yelling paid me, IN The SKINNER of $780,
from 800 $780, principally in notes. and in the spring OF
1871 he owed small balance, which after he sold out
he came and paid The character OF Mr.. yelling
as good as thatot any other hewIork. he
at one owed me $lleo $780, all OF which he paid of
| al different times.
WiiIian II. Hu,sr sworn.-Tbe accused, who is my
brohern.law (havinS married my sister, sold the Jaw.
mill property in Pennsylvania TO my father, in October
Sis for $500 IL mortgased Tor SsOd Ny father
told yelling repeatedly that he calculated bim the
Newburgb property, where he lived years without pay
|
CT Tie property whatever.
| CROSS eramned.-l 90 know when the deed the
Pennsylvania property vas given to my father. II was
sold is Octster l84O He gave bis notes TO yelling Tor
the purchase and puid lem bank. In the spriEg
Si paid $500 or $1,000 IN The Goshen Bank or my ia
| iber on account OF this purchase believe.
Shadraet Coope1, sworn-l have known Dir. Yelling
or wears His character for integrity good. never
heard any thing nsl, The atherinla~ defendant
,ir. Wner, is my brother Iaw He is in feeble eath
and uaablc to 10 the city, as his family informed
10 testify. His minds much effected by his io,sss
Solomon IHtte swornl have kno"n hr. yelling since
1855 His character for morality ard integrity very
had the posting up Of hi, books and dnring that time Mr.
yelling paid OF different bills as they presented a.
long Us he had money. dont know lhe amount be paid
Oft might be "a low as $500 or as high as 5000
| Truman NJ Sanford recalled by Mr. Fulierton.-When
went Ter r. Blatchtod Newburgh Mr.. yelling
reported to NJ. Biachotd on my return that Mr.. Wei
statement Of his debs and credits and stocks and
struck The balance. hr. Biac!ord dissatisfied With
s OF Inc aou h OF OF saod xl o ,o
about the Isl March, 1910 He did not pay me- more than
| 500 on account when was there.
Cross-crdmined By Mr.. WhitiHg-I dined with MIR. Wei
ling aud asked him il he owned the house he lived H. lie
said he did, and spoke OF Improvements he Intended 10
make. He put estimate the value OF the house.
| put the estimate myself.
Mr. slachfera ecalsd by Mr. Jordan-Fron1 the state
men by MIR. SANFORD made after his return
Newbprgh thought MI yelling was worthy OF iar-
BY M. Hzns-when Mr.. SANFORD came back he said
be had inquired aoont Mr "eAng standing at Ne"brtg
and showed me statement THINK Mr. sandiotd made
Yelling very nearly eorresponded. sold the goods 90
Weing's statement and not on Ssndlord's When slr
yelling came 10 purchase another bill oil goods was DIS
satisfied and told him make statement 10 figures,
which be did AID the balance OF what he was worth was
about Sc geo Mr. yelling and witness had this co:Wersa
Decen Der $780, when he down after another
bill OF good-and ascrbed the less value bis property
then he had slated il in the Spring 10 The decline in
the value OF Witness advised him 20 home
and sell his house and put the money in bis business He
declined do Witness advised him then to mortgage
to his atheriu law, e which he seemed 10 assent He SAID
however, he mast have more goods bet declined TO sell
him unless payment was made
William Fullerton sworn.-Iam practitioner OF iam at
Newburg Mr. Wlsner falher.in law OF Mr. yelling, was
his paper large amount and had 10 pay much esey
for him. His faiherindw pail Mr. yelling $3.50 for the
improvements put the property house hei lived IN at
Newburg Ii the aHsun Of apprasement made after
Mr. weIlins's failure, by Mr. Haynes and Mr. Fowler
en- asEps for MF Me o5 be Indebtedness Of Wei
ling to MrWsner for endorsements on notes and 3r
Direct resumedThe Newburgb lots of Mr.. yelling are
still in my hand as assignee; the Mountain Gap City in
G and Others a nc vsue W %en pa
in the fall Of 1910 and spring OF l64l 10 Mr.. Newman OF
sem The way Mr. yelling 10 make an assignment
was that small balance due Newman put into my
ona dor oe ana M made an as
sgnmeu making his fathern.law preferred creditor the
Welling's with Mr. Wisners endorsements OF the
banks, them with Mr.. wisners The test
when the will be summed the jury by the respec
tive council The verdict will be given tomorrow.
INDICTMENT FOR MURDER.-James Leary who was io-
dcted day by the present Grand Jury for the murder OF
james McDenough, ofNo. Cannonstree, the 10Th Oc
tober last, brought into Court and informed OF the ~
dctmen, and notified that he would be arragned in the
Oyer and rermlner the It'll Monday of December for the
murder.
POLICE OFFIcE.-GANG OF BURGLARS AR
REsTED-Withn the last three days officers Reiyea
Tappan and Keinger have arrested burglars named
Thomas Newman William Burres Eliza Barnes. Mary Ann
Onderdonk Gilbert Mosher, John NJ AIosher and Stephen
Stiwe, charged with having some time since broken INTO
the dry goods OF Mr.. j. Jones' of Grand.seet and
stolen some $500 worth OF goods Most OF the ws
OF accused also mucb
stolen property. Justice John l.. Lloyd of Beevllie NJ
hay d Nor w" 'e a facts 10 the officers
here which led the arrest OF the above seven ana or
which Justice deserves great praise The seven bui
glars whre committed 10 prison for trial.
CoRoNER's OFrIcE.-DEArH BY THE FALLING
OF wALI~-lnquest The City Hospital, on the body OF
Barnard Ganey native Ireland, aged ls apprentice
of Mr. j. McDermott The deceased engaged on the
lth inst III tearing down an Old house at IL Cornella.st
and taken the City Hospital where he died on Sunday
last. Verdict accordingly
~ Mercantile Library Associetion.-The
second Lecture OF The Coarse VIII be denVeea d. 'le
Broadway Tabernacle Tuesday Evening. I'D INST, at
y O'Clock. by P w. CHANDLER, Esq OF Boston, Editor OF
the Law Reporter.
subjecl-The Jurisprudence OF the Puritans
Tickets admitting lady aud gentleman, 30 cent?, 10 be
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The doors will be opened at quarter before O'Clock
NJ. ISAAC H. BAILEY, Recording Secretary.
~ New-York Lycenn, lectures Lecture on
way abenacle by rev j. H. PERRY formerly Colonel in
the Texan Army. Subject The History OF the Revolu
ton in Texas embracing the Battle OF San Jasino'
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NO q l.. u. FOhalaN, kec sec
r Grca, Temperance Mceting,-The Colun'.
bian Seciety hold meeting in the Church corner OF
Delaacey and Cerysesreets This (ruesaay) Evening at
Z! O'Clock The Rev j. Martyr OF this city and MI 40
gins Of Brooklyn, will address the meeting There vii be
fine Singing on the occasion Come one come al, SGo