New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07

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atf ,sivAri IN r. Ss'o-l, INV = ie ie'','-'S !
IN he sale % ue4na a. tie t-lnc son /
tine sSe vas nct ,n aN,lt hilf an t'r !
'he came to me N he rsck part O. ne cas- AnS
mae - tsllslt - - ray She .sf sle resArne9
l. t~c saloon NJ Yar-,.t came p Der sa3 stated
shs u isAi sefufa "a tsc saioCG. ar see -i s. =
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zen seFeia! times curing the tsv Nr Forrest aEd
rNieN wei iegstAer iD TIE saloon. Mss O.iton
sisfNs-d 49, eoTe quiet. AM dlt ~; complain OF
p'n o'sst'so, once during the SAY a; least. Mss
iaSe pi'i O. usdicine. ~ For, $ heinr present
eanroi say whether he save u 20 her CT sac .cok
from hsr servant
Q-tron all that voU saW Of Miss AL hsr d.
resS be ore yeGr Niie came out OF the sa,osn. ani
aiervart, tt ySu form - opinion as 70 IAe cause
ei she chaI sc
A-lS'd.
ObJsc,sd TO by Nj Van B. as ~: saf,,sn Was
shown &c prove witness could tell
Waved oy Nj OC I'll after examination Of Mrs.
Lasrs l. Hs,rts svorn-Is wife OF las. witness
was present the time be spoke o. occupied the sa'
Icon Mss Clifton aRd = servant also occupied -
70 cEe else cid not nOucc anything particular
when 6rsi met she soon @tterwSri complained
Of eeing sex. ard seemed 10 S1Ier good ceA OF
she seemed to complain more and grow worse All
the time her maid attended her, and loossaeS her
dress. or something OF tie Kind SAN acr AXE
a glass OF something from Mr.. Forrest or tae
gentleman who was with her she took iasdlciue
several times during the day TWAS ~ ne shape OF
pills she sad II was opium. 10 not Nao~ MO she
took them rom / =. one time lei TIE saloon 0iI
at the request NJ NT. Forrest. they spoSt tnSetn
sr and Mr.. Forrest asked ME N / would be Sint
enough 10 withdraw | wen. into the main body OF
the car l told my husband l was rec isssed 80
cone out len IN the saloon Mr.. Forrest, Niss
Clifton sne the servant Was out ABOUT hall an noun
Mr. Forrest came 70 ire door and said could so
hack If wished. aad I'D up 10 he time 81 nay
leaving the saloon Der condition Ia. no5 improved
after returned to the saloon heard 10 more con-
u amt. and SAN more Writing as o. paaa she
Teclned upon The sofa Ard see 0taQu,ei hal seen
mother pIs ouS 10 this len the cars AZ Rocaes.
ter Miss Clifton MAS sui IN tle saloon sht NSaed
me 70 STAY with her I'll her mad got her dressing
gown ont OF her trunk she said she could DO, %
removed iill she WAS wrapped IN her dressing gown
10 be removed TO the pubic house she shd sae
flowed so much she could rot - removed M nus
band told me II Was Mr.. Forrest and Miss tAiton
CrcsssrarafasG by Mr. Van B.-Do not recoilsei
# u was parate car or part oiihe m@iR cars my
impression Is there MAS no car back OF u mere
was low back suppose rode facing iront-a-
WAYS 90 when | can did no! see Mr.. Forest oeiore
he called me do Rog recolecI IN walch paT' OF the
man car sat be opened the door OF me car and
srose to me think asked Miss 1. what Was the
matter with her she had TO he station IN answer
/ irgas have stated. she spoke good desl shout
her pelng every month she Sald >he hNd IaY-
elle6 good ceal on that account ana taken meal
clnes CO not recolect having suggested any thing
Asked her II she could not DO any thing for herself
She sand she had travelled and taken medicine, ana
Il never relieved her suggested 10 her II she had
not better cab her husband IN she said II was nos
her husband. that he WAS a married man, and
friend she said she was not married thlEA we
had passed Syracuse DO not think we nad passed
Onondaga have nothing particular BY which TO
suppose It WAS about half an hour. do not remem-
her the month or season II was warm twas near
/ DARK when we got 10 RocheSter-leI tae saloon
! about noon think was about seven or eigh'
years ago.
80 Lr. O'C-Had no particular reason 70 make
me suppose II was her husband tAe gentleman was
attentive 10 her, and asked her If she had MOI oe'-
ter call her husband
time
@ ky Mr. OC-From the appearance and symp-
toms before and after yoHT wife leaving the saloon
and the condition on arriving al Rochester, As she
stated To your wife. did YOU Is the time form an
opinion to the cause OF her sickness and Teiiei
/ Dad you form an opinion
Al did
Q-Whs, was II
! Objected to by Mr. Van Buren, as before. II the
object Is to sho0 she had monthly difficulty who
! was relieved by what WAS stated by Mrs H., II is
well enough II is obvious wha, the difficulty was
II case where opinion should not De allowed, "a
would require the production OF other testimony
Mir. orc. COMMENDED that what has been stated does
| rot show q conclusive cause.
The Court said the mode was to prove case and
then get the opinion OF competent persons. IL wal
allowed the Jury 20 decide the competency OF the
testimony as to means of witness Tor what ne les
tlheS
! Wiin,ss-From all saw and heard from my wife,
formed an opinion then, ana Go now, that an aoor-
ton took place think mentioned 10 my vile VINO
| they were. .
By Mr.. Van b. lived then at Rochester stud ed
medicine before that graduated at the tairneld
! Medical College IN Hefkimer IN 1896 or 1877 re-
NAMED year and half Cherry alley, where 1
! md, NV <,
| in Wayne County went there 10 practice as pay
stefan remained there hye years and went 10 KOCH
ester, where 1 went, instead, INTO the drug Dusi-
! ness was SO twelve years then came 10 thls cry
my object 10 settle up my affairs AZ kochester
was unsuccessful IN my business at kochester
renamed two or three years TIL let Tor Boston,
two and half yeaIs ago. hVed IN pey 81 mere, AZ
boardIng honse, WAS engaged IN settling up sfter
SIX months commenced pracnclng, removing 70
l9ih.st boarded with mr. Ransom and others kept
an Office IN 9th-ay., went 70 Boston because there
WAS better prospect to professional business re-
sided nj Eas, Boston leit on account OF III health
Odd you make statement, IN your dspo-
sition on lsi January that you were not able from
al health 10 attend this trhl
Al did the evening before hal SHORTY pre-.
yious arrived from Boston Mr.. Forrest did not sil
IN the saloon ON the occasion spoken 81 wnethei
he sat IN the Car win me or not 90 noITscoleo'
do not recollect having ever omitted 10 SAFE any
thing that observed as 10 Miss Clifton ! did not
sneak To her, nor she 10 me some women suhef III
tense PAIN from monthly occurrences do not Know
whether there IS any geneIa RUE " sSiaOA4st ~
main mercedes or otherwise lowing generally, but
no, always, affords relief had seen MISS ohHon,
before on the stage may have seen her III ule
street. 90 not recollec. -,
L,firr Horton, sworn-Reside IN LeoRard-st ! am
an agent have been on the Police In F1ith ana sec
I ond WARDS knew OF 4 house III Green"lcl-N DC
cupied by Caroline Ingersoll saw her name on the
door do not know what was the business carried
on In tina, house was in il once the Cr0ton wafer
! nine burst m the basement, one Right mlgni nave
been in the house twice 90 hol Ah9" aiy o-n ue'
persons besides Miss Ingerso thai lived the house
never saw Nh Forrest go into the house thar Nno"
of saw other persons, frequently evenings they
/ were male persons. .. l..
o. BIZ Ur OC-What, from your observation, did
! Won consider the character OF the house
! Objected to. Mr.. Van o. Was Wiling the witness
should state facts. Allowed.
Witness reported the house, thnk, from whaI
! had obferyed myself, and had heard thst II wa
/ house .uspec,ea TO be a house OF aSsignalion IL