The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-17

O. You told NJ that Ia the fall Of 1ss7 Judpe Stu.r
came " you Mt 213 Church stTeesf A. He
~. cells on me f.o the nrst time saw him at the Soc
q Whom did he see thetes A. HE saw me there;I a
pn know that he saw saybody else
U When did You first becone luAinted with Con lo
| yf A. frsnnot state.
@ Abou, whens A. could not give ysu that sus wer
G can yon not TED us hG. long you hsa known hi, b"
| Y. A. The time Jon mnrried him nd you know VITA
his bnsiness -asf A. He told me hs wHs . butcher;
nevei lnsw thns be car, Nod on business Of sny snd
Il q. Had you heard Of him being hotel thiefr A
know nothing Of She kind do not recooct ever hsviaa
Q When aid yor first Hvs with Connolly A. decline
| srsswering that question.
Jneee Roo~vel'is appeass thes Is ins,ropriety in
Ntnes-wr Cent like to answer H. don't ren,eu,.
Der s1se,y hstime; never placed my mind with that
O. ~ any tise aftsr he commenced TO live with you
dd ne Ieav. you on DID you sepssas In any wnyy A.
hsv, NJ the least ieco.ection Of ID al present
Y Wa h. MT absent from you for YEAR, A. He
70 New York in Jry, 1854, from Niagara he ab-
vent for more than two three days at tae after
He lad been at the State prison Mt that tluc had
he notf 4 never knew such Act; hs might have
q Ind y~u cid yos know that While he was Nv.
ing with ycn he convicted and sent TO State prison.
sno nat - stayed fhcre 2. long asa year A. don't
CARA; know received letters from hias that year FROM
siiere.' plaees from Louisville, from yicksburg aud
thing >s''@'''D'
After the recess the witness again The stand,
and hs cross examination yrs continued.
You said that Judge stnsrt's visits were friendly
Wits that be took an interest in and said he wished
you 10 lead different sort o, he did he explain 10 you
why be took that interest," In jour A. dom. fecoect
had not tod him ytbing calculated excite his In
terest he ssd ought to be of society In
stead Of being was aud that he would like mo
living diei from what told hi ~ would be very
happy 20 do 70 II my crcumstances would permit to
that copverfation took place sometime perhaps In lsis
Q. wss It not repeated aaws A. At the time saw
him IN Jefferson Market told him that rricd
10 Connolly and also in the oonversaion had with him
In Hsrison street, be raid very fDhir TO marry
man like him cannot stats The month he spoke TO
that way In harrison street but saw him in the months
q. When he first you IA Harrison street did you
tell him that you lived therct A. told him my sister
live there, but did not; but made appointments to
meet him there he sld afterwards that he found out
did not live there. and said u would be very incon
v1ni.nt Ior my sister. hasns gentlemen boarders who
Lid you tell aim you had given up that business
e'erS A. told him | had rented my house furnished
ana that would go back there again that was
dhgntted with housekeeping, and would not go TO
housekeeping again.
Q Bef,ie thai, did you Soil Judge Stuart that Connolly
wanted 70 come bsok TO he city and to reform, and to
81 into the marke,f A. told him he would not
10 the city TO 60 Into business where many knew
bim hut hat he wihsd to have his settled and to
commence business Ia somc email place where 10 would
q Was any place specified A. | think not he dii
not any place do know whe her fiat small
Vermont.
O Was not the only object you had In eotting this
nee prcscq entered tha, he coul come bore 70 this
could not be arrested but he did not want 10 come TO
tlds city 81 lie
cuune, would come here II there nothing against
iim
q lid ycu ever tell anybody that soms man had pro
MID N. INN .f
business in the maiketf A. did not say that; said
q ere was man OF the name OF Brne with whom he
served bis tine who would help him n business and
that here Was man q my acquaintance who woSla
sist hlu n he xsud reform.
Q. DID you say tfat YIN had acquaintance In the
mnrleiS A. ! DO not recoiect.
O. Wen, wss that the fact 4. That decline
fweiipg.
@ I'D yo, te Stuart that /. was man IN the market
who to Assist Connolly n he went Into busnessp
do not iseoiisct II told him . In tho
het ftend of ours; this person does not live la the
city; he does business here.
O. Dia that acqusintance Of yours do business In the
mssk.tY A. do not reeolisct telng Judge stuart that
hs business in the market.
q But vas his butiness in the market al any time
(Wiiness 6oes not anrwer)
q What ae you waiting fort A. do not Ike to an
swer the question.
Judge Roosevelt, to witness If your ansver viii not
c,imnate you, you are bound 10 answer it.
Wiiness.-f cannot answer IT,
@ When you talked about the intention Of Connolly
10 reform did you believe IT 1t true fisei A.
| believed he Was sincere ia It.
q. Wien did gu come to that conclusion A. cannot
state the time.
O. want know NJ what timei. you began bn.
eve that Connolly sincere In his Intention reform
a. tanput remember the time.
Y. We're you yourself In your Intention %
form when you sad you dapps,ea with bonsekeep
ingt That was 20 and never wilt keep house again
told Judge Stuart have avoided my oil associates
since ISS7. ] tod Linn 20.
u rown 10 the time that Judge stuart spoke 70 you
be- %sas ss s you TO 9a s IL e %y wha'
a. He told that he very sorry that had married
II at man. aud that II he had known be my husband
| o. when Connolly was arrested by tho name of C1s
grove who first told you the fact Of his arres Witness
/ II atciir e answerng Who told me.
4 Mr.. Bady-Weu, you must answer, except the Court
i fay you hall not.
| Judge RooseveI objection 10 your answering
wiineyt-I DO not think II 4 necessary; have 40,
| been asked that question on the other eide.
Judge foofcselt-lt l. a proper q uestlpn
wi'ness-A man BY the name q Jsmc4 olark came and
informed do not know what bis occupation eas
| never heard o. my knoweige
o. Who procured Mr. Frnk TO become ,hr bail for Con-
nollJf A. Not me, iri never "a Mr. frink tt met
him 2, Mr. smih's of'se 70 give him mortgage on my
Ar frink before but had forgot who hewss tn saw him
he 81 900 the I'D ofAprl he vent note
~ q non Pleas or In the superior court tho su, has
been tried ~ 6etermined, 8f. stuart told 70
,ue tor T.; ued him In the nanc friend;
April, 1854, !. B. Frink" that money VA. niaei I'D
4
,wn N now circumstance compelled me 10 cell IL.
a. And you real es'atsf A. Nothing, etc9p'
ths, left 70 me by my grandfather, Ia the
country and give II for the support n my mother;
| II ~ farm which never has been divided, - not
lnow the value of IL; 10 not know what Mf frins
I'D With The mortgage the furniture; II cost me
rear o, 700 bought most of IL In 1858; Frnk sid
he would not charge anything for goingbaii bnt only
the use ~ the money; Nr. trink understood a. the
time that he bail that Coun0y not - stand
| Ial; Mr. Frfnk talked with a,out the agreement
| Afterwards.
| O Who employed Mr. smith TO attend % tha. case
| A. | did not.
q lid anybody give him a Zee % your Lno~lcdge'
| A. ! do not Ike to ray
Judge Eooscyeiti objection 70 your answering
witnes-Yes, sir, be got hi fee the Wednesday or
thursday following bis arrest brought him down tlyl
ster his hail. went down TO Nr. smith says he Con
molly, you s6s and Mrs. Duva viii bring Il To mel
promised to bring ;he following fhursiay did ~,
but old not ee- him: Mr. Gray, paid him the mo
ney and 10 his receipt for g.
| q u there thing due him A do not know
ihat ovc him dollar be applied 70 mo 20 fee him %
The nk case but DID not give 10 him be santsi M
10 give hin tico for attention 20 the ban % the
month a August or September foiloSing, bat az not
Il "a 10 IN. Ifrs