New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

LTD 10 ssid be hsa ~ know how he got along, and
xr VIZ sr.se haes IeAt dsy tna' 70 -, h.ag,v,
-, tobls 70 dinner sac 80 he hsd wrI,ten TO biz
he vosio .,ed restless O. usual Next osy ne %
ss s ssme manner psio. % - sld LOOK ssd asked
VI biz 70 RIM, All ~ Orce BIZ jumped up shu ran
III Lad ~, sste bsreheAded, as hard A. ne cooe 's
at ,hset asa asked was 10Y s,s We Them uen 10
zen "n "a r. was going pe1i week 70 Ne" TOE, 70
soft We: be di1 not Know VIVA =. ~. Jnty
Ase hs could 20 take care OF ner-ihst she wa
90 ts ~ married wife. and While ne hsa ,rnt ~
I'd DO test be soOo 70 al sssO aid he had go
ire dsys tom his wife that she was down sck had
u,,ss5 10 pot 90. two or three shlIIs one
bees OBJ. g., ,be hsd no money 70 rome 70 ADany WIN
ff bn-s-nnH 20 down advised him not TO 90 uigh
na md her mOney-he agreed " I'm ne sno Oes.h
N ii, hsnds again and sai On heI, ~ me- 80
70 wrnk sin a long as i've abs has 0sed me bhs
uxh r go not see bin appear Wild again al lhe ga
49, ,,exious 10 his going 10 New,fofk ne came
= 80 stop sni sad h.s VIE y, =, ~ Fs1,is'. NJ and
nns ~ Ssssusded him from going; be said he was
ss,s 70 so slne sei N lhs sSs aid So aer our
win ~. uarter OF be looked up a. TIE clock and SAD
fs.9n 10 20 10 New ors, and ne was 10
70 ~, ,h other WAY; he spoke Of his wife and
-h he loved her ihsi he eouo hol oea 20 ~ lheie
~ sbe WAS m Newly ORR sek' ~ ne oais ne
ssr'eo "a IA the basin here there were some
goss ,es,.. there no steamboat ran aer nm snn
9th
esngnt n .snt no feetfron the dock which had per-
he started 20 the other aide where there was
=. ~ ,sns boat and sad he would get on BOARD Of MAJ
sso the ,iesmbosis had al leifo Nfors ied him
siesmoo nc were some other steamboats,; he swore
70 no s,esnbos; be ran again and capghi and
Sa him snoccuPed be ne p no
fof gonz 10 SewYOrk he said no, after no such
hm a~ .,hsi. asked him who be mesoti he said his
woman - ,hsn ssled me 10 20 down with him TO New
VIC. ,S hi,o no there boats going tonight;
, oi. he could skate there, and turned round and
s.l.d me lend him my sssss ye leo ha 70 s dn,
o. ~ ,rs 90 10 New York you know II don't so
J,n hsTs me just thsn siemae passed-he exclaimed
lney -. - -. now 4 knew she was Ia Albany he
here s.s eseeis and followed her into house man
s "a, AID asked him what he wanted he said ! want
esn yysnf who - said the He replied" my wife 3"
H IA hin, him his wife was not there and mad him
~ ami We went te Mr. Paris's again. They aked him
- wY going to New-York he said no. be was nj 90
a.vsu.Yo1; we came out: Young man had been sit
se ss,. md be asked me II who II was he said
s,ss.new his wife in the house, and Mr. Paris
ssi me eonspirng to get his wife away from
.asnr man went up stars TO his wife, and he would
Y, 1s when we went hack would not find the
so,rr nan herf we went back, and ne young man was
ys,s but said nothing about II led him again toward
ss> IN, he stopped, began abusing me, said wanted TO
ROB hm, sks bis money snd 60 down 10 New-York and
.ea M wife myself; left him 10 the street saw him
ornlog be 10 my house, he had come IN during
i5e rgs,; when he fret saw me he said Halo have you
col karl rgsn. asked hin from where; he said New
Yos he said be did not know where he had stopped the
.st night he had the wild look about him he said
H. Rad beer 10 breakfast he then started without his hat
m rso 10 STATE st. when he back be said he thong
No ssg her and after herr there no female IN sight
ne ss down ard hearty breakfast al o'clock
Tpesdsv the day he le for York he oameo my shop
sn6 AID he was gong; lie said be al letter from his
wife tia, sue was dying vent vi MIN 70 Mrs Parss
be went In laughing and oapped his hands and said he
va. going 10 New-York took OF my hat AMI put il
bs own head and asked which he looked best IN that he
wanted 70 look frat rate, as he WAS going TO NewYork to
see his wife We told him h. looked beat In his cap he
tried every mans hat 10 tho bnToom, laughing and
rupnipg about made up my mind he was determine
10 go 70 New York be might 60 FOR all me, had trouble
enough with him on Saturday night had some work 10
40 len and did not him again. He good-nstured
b1t his eyes looked CLASSY his habits 10 tempe
were GOOD be bought razor Of me- About 10 days be
fore he came away he said his shaving cost him good
deal and he wanted 10 something, ard wished me
10 show him how 10 shave himself which did and he
bought n me the razor be kept II little over week
he Sunday previous 10 going away he cut himself threw
down The razor ard said he would not have il It
heavy enough for his beard he said he would buy
iaSsw.York ] took II back During the various times |
sre spoken Of he not under the influence of liquor
Crsp<zam,akd-l have seen him drink occasionally
b usosly drank gin ! never saw him drunk Scied
win Hcaor, In the smallest degree in my life had suit
IL which Mr.. Flsherty my bTOtherin law, was plaintiff,
and defendant II was for SANDER | was taken on a
Asi day my behalf he never told me that raheTty
he one he the bed with his wife ! have wife,
but children. Ia Wheees letter Russ said he told her
west and would like II II she could come where
he heard Of no letters but the two Russ said his
wife took audanum, but did not say how much day.
have heard Of r. having sprees after 1915 bat saw
H. did not know his wife before they married.
THE witness was highly intelligent respectable appear.
log young man. ! never heard where Russ went that
Saturday night Mr. Flaheriy respectable. cOnsd-
cred Russ out OF his mind At times when al Alans he
was not 90 when he got work
The Court adjourned 10 This forenoon.