The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15

Was any thing said about money A.-Not while wa
sincs this prosecution commsncsd7 Answer-He ha
not been q SEQ me Q.-Hsvs you seen him since
Ths District Attorney here offered 10 evidence tn
adavits Of the witness, which she made oath to he
SEDUCTION oy Mason, and which an svits are now on d.
the Court - to their admissibiity evidence
served for the present.
Twice, 1t my mothers he came TO see my parents
What old hs ssy to you on those occasions An
sssins, him o-wh.. els. did {. s s Xn:~sr~H
said that Madame Costello sick and the cou
not be tried that term. Q.-whss did you say An
think II would be tried At al Q-whst did Mason say
said that It could be tried any time With
son asked why | thought 30. l told him that
thought 70, bscause had been here 10 often without
9Dd h any thing Sss. S1 :.
on the other side Q-what side do you mean An
swsr-For Madame Costello. Q.-Did he say any thin
not come here without had mind to % he did ne
say 90 to me, but 10 my presence. o-Do you kns~
having PAID to Any s ss. o.
@ How much believe 500. Q-Was II after th;
suit was commenced against Msson7 Answsr-h We
Judge Lrrcn, Of the counsel for Mason, here
and stated the defence willing TO admit that
"a d % ~
daughter, and that 1t was compromised by Mason 70
$780, and that In that case Allen NJ snsn was sttorne
Ersri siien rssrmed.-Q.-what did you 90 (
Madame Costslo's house for Al decline ans erin
los bus ness wssf A-Until went there, did No
know that there was such = person o.-Did you az
n'I vs ns ar rou sn
self under her care A-No. sir: Q Did she know
you when you went there A.-shs know me from tn
noon Of the day went there. Q What did Madam
Costello say to you1 A.-she asked me several quss
What did Madame Costello say Al would rather no
answer the question il can help.
TIA. cousr. Wines: may refuse TO stat: whs. NJ,
the symptoms Of her patients and thst must call .sa
in about a week Q-Dii you 80 to her Afterwards 2
certain symptoms. that you went Al did not hsv
them then Q-Did you have them aftsrwards7
The CouRr.-she may answer that question or no !
A.-fdecl,ns answering the question. Q-whst di
Madame Costello say on the occasion Of your sscon
you to do anything A.-she I Id me to avoid dam
weather. O. While you was there were you sitting u
soos :. sn u. s.d lying y.
Ssy who:s direction re did you lis on the bed
bsdS Yes, sr o~Hsd she anything Ia her han
at the time y A.-shs had. Q-whst was III Al
an instrument was it A wire instrument
Odd she hurt you with that instrumsnt7 A.
decline answering thstqusstioo. 9..whils you wer
bed2 About half an hour. Q-Did Madame Cos
Yes sir r. oyin what position. X~on my side -
The CouRr here informed witness that she could do
nsns ss Of
bed at the time1 A-No. sir she was sitting down
the side Of the bed Q-wsre you lying on your sid
towards Madame Costello at the tmef Al decline ar
swering the question. Q-While you were your sid
sir Q.-whiie You were in the bed did she use tn
wire instrument you spoke on A. had rather not
s~ss that question any person 10 the roo
bed7 Al would rather not answer the question. Q
say that eli Is over nowi' Ayes sir O. Did al,
describe what feelings would follow7 A.. Yes. sir Q
She SAID that should have chs and fsver also sever
headaches Q.-Were you sick the next day1 A
was sick with. chills and fevsrs and headaches. O.
turn to Madame Costello and did 90 O. Did Maso
say anything about stay ing there till got bette
Ayes, tir.
The witness becoming exhausted from fatigue, her
and excitement. was permitted to retire. In the mea
time, Allen NJ snifsn was called and examined
Charles Mason he IL In Cour now him al
know the last Witness and have known her father fro
his boyhood; have hal some conversation with Mass
within the last three or four week. in relation TO Ii
trial and principally in relation to the appearance
Miss D-ss witness on this trial He said tast
he'd some conversation with MIR. Mason in relation
his intercourse with the last witness He said that
screened from public odium much possible
denied having had intercourse with the last
ns. s. Witness never received any money from Ma.
was his counsel, and Mr.. Matthews was his attorney
!. Termination IF Miss D. ressssed -Q.-what v
Costello ? Answer-On account of my illnsss O
What did she tell you to do when you wen there
there Xus~sr went Alone in cab od you
thing the matter with you besidss chilis and lever
answer would rather not answer that question. @
hot oHo l1A 49, f.
A very simple medicins-castor oil. Odd q
thing occur after taking III Answer-I decline anew
situation q your clothes Ayihsd rs,hsr moi ans
that question.
The aiidsvits made by witness were then shown
writing-and the District Attorney proposed to Oh,
that witness had stated to others that she was prean
Ersmiaaiioa resumss-oThs nss ~ time .o you q.
upon Madame G did she not refuse to do any thing
you A-she did be ause she had u been paid beic
hand Tor her se' vices Q-By whom7 A-By Mr.. Mas
Q-Do yo1 know person named CARROLL ALL
seen him 1t Mr.. Mason's What did he come IN.
Did Mr. Mason tell you what the bill was fort A-Y
SIR Q.wnat did he say it was. fort Ale said
va: for Madame Cc.tsllo's services Odd he
that i was for attending upon youi Ayes, sir. Q
Did he say that It was for performing operation
your A-Ys., sir. Odd he ever say VIZ ct
Did he ever tell you how IL wss psid7 A-Hs said
paid Il part in money. dress and piece Of linen
dress vas white embroidered muslin 9 :. Did Me
air; he then told me whore Madame Costello lived
that must 80 and see her. Odd he ever give
any pilisf Ayes, air he gave me some-he
that he got them from her he said that I N
try them hrst. @ For what purpose did he say
were fort A He SSH they were to restore me to he
2-Did he say that they would remove some difhcu
How many did you take7 A. took twelve
threw he restaway. Q DID they have the effect
tended A.No, air g Was that the reason tina,
instructions. Q.-Aiter you went to Madame Coste
the second time was the difficulty removedl A
sir. while you were in the house of Madame
tsllo tho second time you delivered Of dead
Al would rather not answer that Question O.
Madame Costello say, after the second interview,
she had removed all diffcultyf A. Yes sir.
Enc prosecution here closed their ex animation Of
Witness and In consequence Of the late hour the CT
examination was deferred until Monday morning,
the Court adj burned till then.
Superior Court.
Before Judge Oakley.
JAN. IA Garcia The Jackson Marine Iasur
ComPany- The same TIE N,r Ysrk Mwiae Iasur
Go AT the opening Of the court this morning, WI
X Jones, jr, was called TO prove . calculation OF
claim with interest Mr.. Lord read and argued the