New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

Josephine Bates and two or three other. of the f.
mslea named sn not positive So 20 who occupied the
1aIlor of the houfe; j; locke like reception ON;
! bad eide view Of them; the lady OF the hou.s
would not permit 20 60 into the psrior she said
night look through the ooor, but not 20 n a. there
was company there; / made no effort to get in;
suppose 1 might have got in IL I hal tried:
TIE second night was ~ cinsinnsd went ., the
house Of hise Cross ir Fiith-st; saw toe prI wa,
ID quest u Josephine Bats; knew where 70 faf
them, from having been Informed tbs NAY or june
previous 10y several N"uBg men; the opening 10 ths
psr!oi-door ct Bell Forests was a. wide a. nv ty,
hbPers; don't think ist either Of the girls sitting
with him wss Ellen Moore josephine Bs,es or Miss
tro.s; lent Dslzsll about ESQ, have bic duebul; I
con know that any other member Of my family lent
nm oneyi i became acquainted With him az Gin.
elnDsh IN lss5i spoke 10 DsseI about thi. matter
pu, oiu hot employ him particularly; a-ked him In
shs H.. ne 10 ge'nng testimony; there 10 light in
VIC tnsii room al Bell Forests except what shons
tnrcoeh from the Kitchen the door Of the psror va,
Sn tDe creek when went in; spoke to Bel Pors..
a"n,peri no one attempted TO shut toe door; Bell
o.ee oid not into the front room while thars
p tnoht wss partner Of the house OF Child
p!%b,rsi knew be WAS here a. purchasing mariner
sn,hk ne failed before the marriage; / heard /
s tpoe equent TO the marriage that his house had
49,, ooh Know what kind Of q man nv sister
nsHiedi don't know whether he wen, there 10 conss
1eDce OF tbe failure of his house; think thew sr.
,;n =; IN March. and went to Cincn nati for short
LIZ Al uho or july some Of the fu niture he hongbt
was bedroom furniture which ne n,-ch.sos -. ut9 ~
.naiIsge, before he went 10 Cincinnati, eno,ber -,
uon Oh u ne purchased after he came came bacL h.
vas TO have purchased the furniture OF mv f-,ba'
mouse In seyeateenthst. for, believe sa5o. ne e.
tber owned the house; don't know Tbetbar -. 20
tber gave plaintiff anything my father was hni;dn-
house at No. SO Seventeenth-st, which he 80
about moving intoi l never saw defendant hnS
or cell goods at the store in South William. at
don't know that defendant ever requested plantif
to go back to Cincinnsti never heard her say sbs
would not 60 back; don't know OF her writing ette,s
refusing TO go there's don't know that he persuaded
her to go West that there anything said about
Ter going to Cincinnati; dd mt know that he was
going to Cincinnati to live; prevented her from
going; was not positive that defendant Guilds re-
sic ed in Cincinnati when went in 1851 supposed
he ~ss about at different places colecting be wa.
not keeping store there in 1851 think at tbs tins
was there Childs & Brothers we're usnsacting bust
ress under the mans of Cohen Glazer & Co.
A number of other questions were asked as to resi-
5epce &c. The witness said be thought the resi-
deDce OF defendant 10 have been in NewYork, where
his wife and child were also Is to whether witness
went to houses of illIepute when he was at Cincn-
natl in $780, The question was objected to, and over
ruled Did not 60 iuto any house Of prostitution for
the purpose Of manufacturing testimony against
Solomon Childs. Some other questions were asked
and answered of a similar character. Did not make
sny inquiries in the fall Of 1850 to Mr. Chds; my
father IS now in Europe, expected back every day.
Adjourned.