The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-02

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A-No. sir think spoke about it to Mrs Miller, the
| mother OF Charles, at White Plains
| Q-Has Mr. Baldwin his wife spoken to you about
the note since the time you spoke about it, as men,
Al think have talked 10 Mr.. Baldwin about it.
-lthink have talked to Mr.. Baldwin about it at his
place where he lives, about weeks ago; think
he spoke Of to- Mrs Baldwin was present when we
talking about it, do not think said any thing par
tcuIar to her about il. ....
Q-Have you now mentioned all the conversations you
ever had with Mr. or Mrs. Baldwin on the subject
Al not recolleot of any others.
Q-Has Mr. Burnett his wife ever spoken to you
-Ithnk that Mr.. Burnet never has but have talked
| to Mrs. Burnet about il
| A-Perhaps some time this winter. t
Q-Did you ever speak about it before you were at
White Plains last fal7
| A-No, sir, don't think did b..
Q-Did any person ever talk to about it when you
lived at Mr. Burnets and before you went to White Plains
A--No one except Mr. Baldwin.
Q-Who requested you to go to White Plainsl
| A-Charles F. Miller.
| Q-Where did he make that request'
| AIT Mrs. Eagles
Q-Did he call upou you at Mrs. Eagles'
| Ayes he did.
Q-More than once
| A-No sir.
| Q-When was that af
Al cannot tell exactly the time, but it was about
week before the trial came on at White Plans.
Q.What conversation passed betw cen you and him at
Ale asked me if would como up with Mr.. and Mrs
Baldwin White Plains, and attend the trial with them7
told him that I would He said that Mrs Baldwin had
informed him that Mrs Miller had shown me the note
| think that was all he said about it that day.
Q-Did any body else say any thing to you about it
| while you was at Mrs. Eaglesf
9Whs, time were you Living st Mrs Eagles
| GLOW long was you thersf
| A-About eight or ten weeks.
made /
Alt in January she sho wed me. and she said
| she had had it one year the next month.
it 10 you
o-werc you sitting there, what were you doing
Al went in for particular errand-T standing
and Mrs: Miller busting of the box in which the
| note was-l had no business in the room.
Q-How did the conversation commenced
AIRS Miller was busting off the box, and she raed
and then took il up and read it, After she had read she
sad person would not think that that piece Of pepper
said her aunt did know they had it; neither did her
mother sister she said her uncle did not wish her
| sisters nor her mother to know il.
| Q-Was there anything more passed between your
Al do not think anything more was said at that time
ga wi 81 you to state on mature reflection whether
between yourself and Mrs. Miller at that timer
Al don't reco!lect that there was at that time
Q-Was that the last conversation that you had With
| Mrs Miller on the subject?
| A-No, sir, don't think it
| Q-When and where did you have the next conversa-
ton with herr
A-She spoke Of when she was down stairs afterwards
/ Q-How did this last conversation commence7
Ashs said that when they CO. they talked of buying
Q-I want you to give her own language and her own
verbs as near as you can.
A-She said, when we get that money from Uncle
rather he would buy somewhere else; do not like
well t th e"y ns more said,
Al not recollsct anything more at that time. |
QDid you have any conversation with her about
the note alter the time last mentioned7
Al have heard her speak of it frequently afterwards
havs heard her and Mr. Miller talk about frequently
2--Are you sure that you have heard MIR. and Mrs
Al heard them speak Of it after wards once lille Mr.
and Mrs Miller were standing at the front door, while
would fix these bushes for when Uncle Wells pays
US that money you say you will buy the house" He re-
Wells pays the $4,000" then left them and went
into the house.
OIL wish you now to tax your recollection, and see
whether you can remember any other conversation be-
tween you and Mrs Miller, or between Mrs Miller and
other person the subject of that note after the
Al could not state positively any other particular
time conversation after that.
Q-Iwant you to state the first conversation you
4NFs Mr. and Mrs Miller WeTe speaking SS Of
| Q-what did they say there
Al cannot re;ollect all they said Mr.. Miller was
Q-Can you now recollect what Mr. Miller said abou.
| the note before he left the kitchenf |
Q-Can yon tell what Mrs. Miller said about the note
after Mr. Miller went out Of the kitchen
AIShe said I'VE were speaking Of the note Uncle |
Wells gave us, and Charles determined TO buy this
place. and would rather he wouldn't" think this was
all she said about il that evening.
Q-DM you and Mrs. Miller then separate
A-lthink she went up stairs after.
Q-Was there any other CREATION between you |
and Mrs. Miller about the note, after the you have
just mentioned until the time she showed the note
tween Mrs Miller and other in your hearing
A don't think there was between my self aud Mrs
Miller; may have heard MIR. and Mrs. Miller talking
abont it, but don't recolect any thing in particular.
Q-Have in answer to the questions you
stated all the conversations that you can recolect
tween you and Mrs. Miller, between Mr. Miller and |
else in hearing in relation to the note and
have you given the language Of those
accurately as you can possibly recoectl
Al think have sir, as near as can recollect
A-From which of those conversations did you draw
the inference, IL either, that the given when
Mrs. Miller at Yonkers and in her presence,
that inference drawn from all these taken
Al think sir she stated to me when she showed me
the note that Yonkers that she said IL given7
Q-De recollect that at the time she showed
you the note that she stated that given to her
Yonkersl
Ayes think that was the time.
Q-Begin now and relate sgan that conversation that
took place time she showed you the note word
word, you recollect it, giving what Mrs.
Miller said as you can in her own language7
Mr.. HALL for defence, objected on the ground that
petition was needless
Mr.. JORDAN replied and closing, Mr.. HALL stated
that he should confirm every word said by this witness by
other persons.
Justice STEVENS overruled IL.
The Court then adjourned to Thursday morning ten
o'clock
In Chambers.
Before Judge Tngraham.
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