The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-03

end herself lived together about two wears she had two
and left my brother George also resided tbs until he
was married she used to go mostly every Saturday to
ace her son saw her before she the city she
slept on Friday night with Emiline before she TO
New York remember the time Of the fire saw her
ne day she going to New York she had charge OF
baskets with her before she the city remem-
Der the Saturday night before she went to Mrs
Houseman's, she had shawl on over her head, and
calico dress on she left Tor Mrs Housenans next
her Sunday morning, when came down to break
fast we eat very early on Sunday mornings and some
day morning which she had on on Saturday evenings she
always filed QUIT the breakfast only the family were
present she served the breakfast that morning and
iul think sheS cleared away the breakfast table,
rs she was accustomed to do; ! think my
ar IS o her On san 1s1
what time Of the days. she sat in the with her face
fronting the FIRE stoves she read that morning; can't
Of my brother on Sunday morning; saw Emene
sweeping OF the stoop eight and nine ocIock
vas warming nay feat at the time by the sove saw her
close to the back door the back stoop; her plain
enough to see it her; mentioned this fact at the
Coroners Jury; was there two or three times; was
circu stance found Mrs. Bodine again in house
about three or flour O'Clock on Sunday; she went out
oo w ss
she returned very aoon and said she went to the door
and found it closed; she said she wondered where
Emeline was;" she sat little tne and then went out
egan; my mother said If Emelne would come over for
Mrs. Bodine, she could go;" my mother believe,
said ~; was likely Emeiine had gone to Mrs
Mrs. Bodine that evening went to bed be
tween eight and nine O'CLOCK Mrs. Bodine was
there during the evenings she did not 60 that evening
Il am certain she did not 20 that evening; my father
mother, and my two children present; don't re-
member that Mrs Bodine prepared any thing for
that evening" don't recoect any thing about hot wa
ter; she shortly after to bed; we both slept in the
same bed; did not sleep very sound-I never do; she
could not get unknown to me; shsdd not get that
night; oneof my children slept with me; came down
to breakfast on Monday mornings Mrs Bedtime came also
down; remember she went out on Christmas morning
she went out to the gate, and stood time waiting
for the stages she always waited for the stages she had
abe said she would take to get it mended ".she took
with hers It like Of the baskets already shown
on the tra don recollect any thing being said about
vs ~, nothing IN her conducs tina.
situation: my father always kept his money in his chest
my brother George said to my mother he would 80 to
said he could only get $500 IN paper he then laid down
$500 inspecis and $500 In paper to my father; my moth
came in, and Mrs. Bodine was going backward and
forwards she saw the money and remarked she wonder
cd George did not put his money in bankshe thought
il was safe she also said in joking way, she thought
he would haveto get wheelbarrow to carry his money
the next time"
great coughing was manifested on the part of the
audience, when his Honor jocularly remarked it was
pity they had not two three pounds Of Peases candy
Examination continued, by Mr. GRAHAM-l do not re-
nre.
In her cross-exsnination, by Mr.. wHIrNo-l went to
my fathers house about three weeks before this occur.
renee; my husband was in Virginia. don't recollect
when he left think it was few days before went to
my fathers.
Mr. Coor one the Jurors ntimated to the Court that
he felt rather unwel and that would perhaps expedite
the trial the Court adjourned, to allow him OPP
porunity Of consulting physician. As his Honor the
Judge appeared to be of the opinion, at little after
o'clock the Court adjourned to this forenoon at ali
O'Clock.