The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22
THE PUTNAM DIVORCE CASE.
Supreme Court,--Csrcuit.
Before lion Judge Roosevelt.
MARY ANN PUTNAM :. THEODORE rUrSA

MAkf ANN flTNA y
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ArRiL q Doctor Bow
counsel ~ TO the char I
MIR. oConor objcct,l
his exception.
DIR Richard NJ. Bo, res
Adam and her family Tor
racter Of Miss McAdAn
ma ed as high as pos 81
from year TO year in tic
Cross examined.-l i
I Oned until to. day.
The Rev. Gardener
! am minister of the III
man street ; l know Mr.
daughter. hut il is Sc lol
] could recognize he
18th May, 1872 l marie
Aore X. Putnam.
Abraham Rel was
II reside at 423 Bro. ~
tud have been 50 eli.
tainted with the famt.
rfsen years, and gis0
Hsnd, fcr forty yea
c-Do you know ~
kractrr of Miss Nc '1a
DstQuestion was oil 3
Sintiiis counsel. a. n
Nm INV knowledge 81 j.
'ttimopy under OATH
CrosS-examined.- -. c
TONED until ycstord,
Richard Warren d Tvs,
merchant and aucIi.u,
plscc OF residence j 500
acquainted with Mis- ~
been wei. acquainted WI
nectcd with her in tn
the Messiah: l am a pc
arc in the hahn of, ,
acquainted with TIA q,
McAdam; her charctes
Gross examined. We
McAdam until | re 81
utnsm. lic is a ma 1,
NIL yesterday. tina j..
n and Mrs. McAoIl.
Nicholas J GgdeL
Eh.er Of the pholl1
r. ! reside in Ciintg-l
IVA ia Fourth stroc I
b. and her family; ha
,orS OF the McsdaEl
CteraDa reputation .
six or seven years; hlr =
able in every way.
Cross.eX6inined-l % u,
him to my knowlooa /
with Miss McAdam III
paper ! moved aw. III
May, 1850: l never ul
against Miss McAdam.
John Newhouse. law
Miss Jeanette McAdau
ly; | am acquainted w
OF Miss sicAdam: tn :
Gross oxamined-l af
nam / never heard D.
anything against Mir, !,
MIR. O Conor intimate
10 the whole Of this {,
James Neil deposod
land; ! arrived in thi 90
staying al the Irving Ia
Jeanette McAdam; !
1850; she was stayilE
McAdam her uncle; t..
times, during four or l.Fc
father house several
first she locked moe cc
she appeared to hav. im
was acquainted with h
fast; il was unexcepiicn
The witness was not q
DEFENDANTS counsel !
OF the dimensions Of ia
stated il TO be 2Io feet
by plaintif 5 counsel
Jacob Straut-Residc
pied a, present; | am frc,
there il 4 house at each
street-one side an fl
brick building. not less
corner Of West street an
the upper windows Of (,
and over that pier; the i
years, aud ] don't know
lives in it.
Gross. examined-Th,
ing: Mr.. Morgans soap /
Office stands alone.
To the Court-That
1S4s; ii was not exactly
James NJ. Drake, desp.
broker. connected with I
am acquainted with Mis-
ten years; / have seen Ii
am acquainted with b,
Entirely without blemisl
Cross. ezamined.-l ki
listed in the house. ! k
Asintancc in January.
nd by sight before thai
i'm in Miss McAdam ,
fuaintcd with him; / d,
Iace, ] remember to Ii
rrCet on a sunday aft,l
ally saw them: ! did no
and 6 O'Clock in the afte
AS: / have seen them in
two or three occasions.
of the dates or the local
those occasions: / thinl
with Miss McAdam. thu
did not know that Mis-
with his wife. or any of
to bliss NcAdam about
i don't remember spo akir
have been at the close {
to my first making his ac
never had any convers
Dir. Putnam; ] first
charged with impropriet,
1850.
RECRUITING TEST
John Woodhead. Sr.. {
/ nave two sons and on
is about thirty; l had I
ledge OF tie habit Of >
BlcAdam; i never intiI
after the Thanksgiving V
ly to New England; in \
tain If Mr.. Putnam was
nifty; il was the last wee
and his partner, corner
them if they had seen
statement OF what they
that enquiry at the req,
Q.-Prcviously to the
served anything in her
jected TO-.
Mr.. 0'Conor contcndo
that in her manner an
unhappy and dissatisfie'
band, II was attempte,
al. that she was hal
nam said he left her qui
an imputation on her pa
picion in hei mind.
The Court said that d
given in her favor. ]
nam were used agains
favor connected with Il
these declarations. now
time. They could give
was.
Witness continued =
eformation from the Vi
laughter
Odd you ever. c,
jr your wife. or any
knowledge, say anythiDI
ending TO excite the su'
eF? objected toad
endant A.-0n the
lay il my daughter was
in 1910; in April and NJ
scarcely walk from the
lots. 10 come and see u
had the cholera prevail
lera before leaving Mr.. |
22d september, lS4g fro
cation 60 her at the clos
she could not conyenien
Mr o Conor here ofie
of that time she expr,
Not admitted-eXccpti
Witness continued
a. our house, after ! cor
after she refused 70 co
within two, or three or
The Court said If thci
pressing an intention {
lion.
Witness Mrs Putl
leave her husband after
lar in Nav mo