New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

pi TRAIT .ha could not su until she Ia. done the work
my s-t,r then asked her If she could not form 80 ne
opinion and said she had objections To paying reason
able pric. providr the work done 20 suit her sfe
told Der had been obliged q unTp ren OF me sork
that he had ONE the Saturday pr7vio1s hs >Andna
replied thai she ad been used 20 work on sraS YORK
do not rem~mbr hearing anything said about cotton or
two cent? 20 my sister
The case was here adjourned to Friday a, P
Testimony Of Miss Isabella Boyd s,uned:-Abaat
ocl Ok Tuesday AFT was IN the store wnen tne
two girls in called Mrs. yd; she said For p'y
sake have you h- bonp-t in that small band box
she answered yes the box then opened by my
sitter. and after looking at the bosnets she aked they
called them well made aud they said they did sister
said he have such WORK that IN her pste
she took her scissors and cut one stitch on the back wnsce
II ought 70 have been bound and the crown lining be
cme loose she asked her shy she did rot make the soft
hat she said would and also what brought 80
many stitches and need-holss in the sils Eliza u all sad
she was trying TO make the soft center; Mrs BOYD asked
her If she did have materials took piece OF net
out OF the bsndtox which she had brought back which
my sister told her would more than have maze the
soft center il she had known how to mike It;
my sister asked her il she expected TO be paid for II Miss
Ellen sad she did my sister told her she had ought to pay
her for spelling The maer s instead of re sewing pay tor
the making Ellen said sac expected that the manner
in which got all work done, for we we're nothing
but cheats and rogues my sister n'o the back room
ard made out the cost Of the material she found that they
cost her g. Is then told the girls that il they would give
me e, would give them the bonnets We could not
offer h6m for sale they said they did not come there to
buy bonnes theJ several times called US cheats liars an
robbers and said wonder that could keep store il
that was the got work done, told her II
she said that any more, would make her prove it they
down in the store and went 10 the back and
after while they called my sister aqd asked her she
nteuced to pay for tbs bonne'si she said If they
hso anything d hn sy d n no co u9 sho ,a ons
in; they stayed awhile longer, and then came up
TO the counter, and asked for shilling they had spAnt
sister told she would pay for the making of the
bonnets but to bring her % and she could take them she
again called cheats told her he would have 20 Prove
il my sister told Ellen leave the store she told her he
would not she was not afraid Of her my brother lur
Boyd down stairs and Mrs Boyd tapped on the door
and he came up into the store, and asked whn tia
matter my sister told him he would have TO put those girls
out for they calling il bad names he toll them
90 out of the several times and they told him ev
would not 20 he took hold of Ellen by the shoulder and
put her out Of the door the other girl stood behind tho
door with her back towards the street and fronting the
other room brother in and told her IN go ont
and she said she would save him the trouble and
would go out she went out and he did not hy
bis hand upon her; Eliza then called him robber. and
told him she would make him sweat for it; Ellen
came back for the band box and took it of the counter
Dir Boyd took hold Of Ellen by the shoulder and led her
to the door he turned hack and did GO of the teo of
the door, and did do anything else 10 her co.e
bin at the time he did not use his foot am very pos
tive on Monday my sister rad all the materials in the
store necessary for making those hats aud furnished the
wire several persons in the store on Tuesday after
noon while the two girls there saw Mrs. Melee
there that afternoon
Crossexaminei-I live with my brother | teld store
snd do other work have share in the prod's in the
store moved there about the 9th of bril- previous to
that time kept ST. ~ IN New YORK am most OF hs
time in the store and in the back room am not MILL
ner | know what are the necessary materials for
bonnet and what they cost | let hats out to make
! cannot trim bOnnets; Monday heard
no conversation between my Sister aud the
girls, previous 10 coming into the store; my
sister measuring the silk when came in she told
Eliza she could not give her work out of the house can
rot say who first spoke about the soft crowned hat Gnd
believe Ellen suggest. making soft crowned hat; did
hear my sister tell them 10 supply any material that
shoud he lacking was not in the store all the time they
were there: this was about O'Clock Monday 'rning
did not hear Ms Boyd they could each make hon
net do not know long they hal been there before
] came in the room do { remember he ring Eliza say
she YVES go workman Ellen said .h9 had worked for
wears and understood the business this conversation with
Ellen WAS befro hst with Eliza expect Ellen had besn
TALKING with Mrs. Boyd about the bonnets when came
in IN the before Mrs Boyd completed getting out
tie trimmings for the bopnets then went down stairs
TUESDAY IN the store when the glris came IN;
do know how high the counter in the sore -perhpi
YOU mig ut II If you very particular about It
there is glass the counter; when they cane in
on Tuesday was standing behind the counter do no.
know whether Mn Boyd had been in the store for
halt hour previous 70 the girls coming n any customers
Ellen brought in the band box and put the counter
there no words passed between us before called nv
sister; DO not know whether my sister or the girls took
the bounets out Of The bandboX in and out of h3
occasionally during the conversation about the nOn
nets between my sister ard the girls | asked them how
much they wanted for the bonnrts my sister said she
would not paw Them; told them would give them the
hoDues for So Mrs Boyd then in the back room;
think ny sister went on Of the room after she told them
81 would not pay for the hats | heId Of them
mark TO the other 50" knew they cheats and robbers"
did 1T tell them 10 90 ont If the store do not know
that Nrs BOYD said anything them before she told them
10 go out they said they would not and not afraid of
her, nd called US chats my sister then called my brother
up Mrs Boyd did not appear 10 be In passion bat tet
ut tlat the bopnes spoiled; have talked over
tins frequently III the house have talked with
the counsellor once.
The other witnesses present present and overheard
the subject two Of the young ladies' wit
nesso were al.o present when the Councillor there
and overheard the conversation when Mr. Boyd came
be walked toward Eliza and took hold OF her shoulderwl
his right hard previously telling her % leave the store
Ellen stepped hind the glass door when Mr. Boyd took
hold Of Eliza she turned the left and went toward thu
door without being pushed think he pur both hands upon
her after she turned about he went before him and he had
both hands upon her he stood close 10 herr she turned
once half way und and he turned her back again he
did not let go of her until She outside OF the door
did not see her stumble when she went out o. the door
did r ct take hold Of Eliza she went out when bid.
The case was then adjourned to Monday afternoon at
O'Clock I. NJ
TROOPERS SroRNIyG THE GArE-TRUNPH OVER SIN
ok M,N-On Thursday troop Of Horse from New York
together with their invited guests passed the Cypress
Hills Plankroad on pleasure excursion and on reaching
The further gate the toll demanded OF them The val
liant Captain felt lis dignity touched and resented the de-
mand in high 6ueeon declaring that h. knew what he
was about and aid il there fifty gates he would
storm them a. The gate keeper shrunk back AZ the
ta array and the conquerors passed The matter 10
b. brought before = legal tribunal
Throws FROM A HoEsE-Yeserday morning boy
named James DOnuely was thrown from horse in North
cord,t and seriously injured by striking upon his
head lie conveyed in insensibe state the resi-
dpce OF his parents in North Fhst where ne WAS lying
Beasy Welea.n that be placed upon the horse which
ifd neither saddle or bride by woman against his
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BrRcrAR AFPEsrED-About 3 o'clock yesterday morn
inc Officer Gideon Austin arrested German namei Chts
Snnel r as h. was about to go on board one Of the
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