The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-14

sion see your daughter in the store in May7 Ayes,
cd, Q.-Have you had any convsrsstion with MI. Ma
the subject Of the cause Of your daughters sick
ness7 Al have no recollection Of it. Q-What did
ter returned home, asked him whore she had been. He
said that he did not know Q-Did yon permit your
A.-she remained there few days only; cannot say
how many. Odd you take her sway1 A:-ltold her
her away1 Al do not know that gave any reason.
Q-Dd ascertain how long your daughter had been
you or your husband had any controversy with Mr.
Mason a in reference to your daughter Al ns,sve
MI Mason and my husband MIR. Sninen proposed set
tiemsnt, and my husband assented. Q.Have you seen
you any conversation with him in relation to that settle
ment and what was that conversation abouti Al
as witness on this trial Mr. Mason may have said
that he did not wish her appear as witness think
provided she would not appear. Qewhat was that
present to be7 A. One hundred and 6fsy or two
have not received any. nor do know that hat any has
been paid Q.-Ater your interview with Mason, did
j., three or four months ago; my daughter Emily went
with u.s. QEDd you me ntion your intentions Of going
aware Of until after we had removed Q-Did MIR. Ma
20 to Hoboken to sec you Ale did once or
i presume nc '' o-whst did he say about it a"
lie said that my daughter need appear, be.
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Mason leave any money with you on that OCCASION or
have you received any money from Mr. Mason A.
No, never. q Have You seen Madame Costello A.
Il have had interview with her at my house. In New
Jersey Q-Who came with her1 A gentleman.
Q-Was il MIR. Masonl Alt was not. Q.-What
did Madame Costello say the occasion OF that
interview A.-She said that she thought It was
more than right that Dir. Mason should give Emily
nice clothes do not rec0lect any other remarks
that were then made. QWas anything left. by any Of
the parties. on that evening A. Nothing but pack
age Of candy, which Madame Castillo handed to my
daughters there was nothing but candy in the Pspsr to
since then AL have her since at her house IN
Lspenard street. Q.-What took place there Awe
talked about Emily appearing as witness on this trial
but cannot recollect what was said about it. Q.Dd
you 60 there Of your own accord AL have been
there OF my accord; sent for once; gentle.
man then requested mo TO 60 there. WAS anything
said about present being made BY Madame Costello
A.I be!ieve there was was Q-What was the present
to be A.-Money. Q-How much A. $500 or 5000.
Q.-Do you know whether your daughter was pregnant
Mr. Mason with n7 Al never did. a. Have you
spoken to Mr. Mason the subject Of his
ton and interc with your daughter Al did
mott merely told him that he was the cause Of
Der Of your family receiving present Of gold wstch.
articles of jewelry1 A.-What articles OF jswslry
my daughter has she received from deceased friend.
Q-Did you ever tell MIR. NJ. that your daughter had
seen well day she left the house Of Mad.
Costelo7 Al believe did say something Of that
kind; Mr. Mason said that he did not know anything
aboutp. Q-How long was your daughter sick after
send for ply sician7 Ave did; his Bar
low, but do not know where he lived. Q.--Can you
tell how much money in oil has been received from the
any paid $3.50 to $500 may have been paid for any
thing can soy.
stage Of the proceedings the court adjourned
until tomorrow morning.