The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-07


Boyd did no. come from New York to this place i'm.
something like Ave six years after she had not kept
millinery store during that time she employed about
five hands in the store Of the time Of tits occuIrence
the girls ked in the back of the store there
IA, tition dividing that from the store; the door
leading fram the wokrocm to the store not quite
in the centre the door swung into the back ROOM IT
generally OPEN it would swing clear back 1t swung
down Grand street. the girls that worked in the back
room had ger era post where they worked they bad
their toward the stoe deer they worked at table
which set in the middle Of the room; the girls sat
around thaabe with their faces toward the store door,
their scks to the window the door not wide
the store door 1t double frame door suppose the
.ze of the door is about that Of the other doors
ore part swiIg ipg one way and the other the
other it was parted about in the middle IT Is
not SO now; it was altered last Tuesday morning
lsuppose would like to tell you why it altered
If ! will tell you; Mrs Boyd returned sgan into the
store after she left il Tuesday at the time 10 question:
went IN to the back when went in count
the Expense of the bonDets do not wish to all
these questions again; | won't answer them again. (The
Judge instructed her TO 20 on and ansser She CONT
nued came back into the store don't know whether
Mrs B. out with me- did return with her Mrs b.
i. after returned from sscer,aining the cost Of the
nets for two dollars Here the witness again declared she
would not ansser the questions again. The Jadge
instructed Der to answer she proceeded 1t was
after Mrs. Boyd had recbt ned the cost Of the bonnes
that The ordered the girls to leave the store after
the cost Of the bcnDets had been ascerained that the
girls sat down. after Mrs Boyd ordered the girls cut do
not yecolect that she went into the back at all be-
fore she called husband up would like how
much longer you intend to Keep me? (Mr. Deane, the
sci for the plaintiff said You have not been long
here, Madam, but will keep you uati get the whole
truth out Of you in this She con.inuedI do not
collect that Mrs Boyd bad ordered he girls before she
told them to in the back If they wished to
her; she did not tell them to clear out while abe In
the back room; Mrs, Boyd after she told the
giils TO into the back II they wished TO
her ard ordered Them out Of the store do not ecoect
that she went back into the again after ordering
them out; Mrs Boyd spoke quietly at first but after
ing the bcnhets be did speak very quietly she did
appear to be angry when Miss Hall told Mr. Boyd she
would him the trouble he going sasd her. the
door ajsr; she in behind the door, the door
about halfway open; Miss Hall had pushed to by
going IN behind the girls standing by the counter
when Mr. Boy came up stairs; when he came in Miss
Hall behind the doer think nearest the girls
when Mr.. b. came up.
Caroline MeaIy ssorn-I in the back room Of the
store before the girls came In on Tuesday afternoons
Miss 1sabela Boyd in the store when the girls
came In; when they came in Miss b. called Mrs.
Floyd: when the girls came In with the work
Mrs. Boyd stepped the door and sad why certainly
tTs you have not got the two bonne's ia that small
bos2 when Mrs. b took the boupets out she said they
not AZ to be she then brought them into the
bssA yseu and showed them ~ roand, and asked any