The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-18
J. !. he .hs man wo picked up III. apAserch.es, A He

u be .hs man WHO picked up hs naDdicrchef' A. he
O. Whom did shs eu,s A. About halt hour srtr
Sa Tss9 e. % =: e ss ss II. .ss
DM yeu gtsy e SEQ yhehes he came out or did you fol-
O. Wfl ths memorandum a.snt your recollection A. No.
Q. Why A. I don't tAink - IL aownb..e.
street, icsn ss and & VII Il NOT assist
me; DON'T knew hat 4 = down cnN
WY VIII you not 4 ascasss dom, think is there
can yca r Saas 70 the en- %sch nh was In A wss either in
&. S.s,eu 10 sisie moe dsanlss,yi 4: Nc sir.
Q. VIA time In the day wssit A. In the afternoon
g whsn dd Jou see your wife as' A. Last evening, and
Q. HAD you been living with ber for week wsan six
n's,'Ss wF,sa Rfsa "a. a; lssh.. No; SIR. M
Lsvs ysu had N; Conversation With plaintiff
any dscrepsuciss between your direct
O. have you tssn promised any beyond the IS aay
Tor in case the dsiencsHt should be convicted OF the
@ are you the house In Wooster street is NO. S. A.
with an alley Aonysioe Of II eas,eTiy Of the street. be-
when YOU oSss, s coming out Of the house
and eish, eciock IN the morning. Sares
ss.ssr so.es that morning. he is driver Of @ Nicholas H0el
How long dia you remain the wseh The afternoon
ues in my hand hsse were minutes taken at Mr. Bell the
retained b HIM cannot find record procesdinRs
d S ss o on & @ So 40
cannot whether watched her the day before At that
What length o, time did you remain opposite tina.
The day beioI watching hs de endans A. DO not recoect
E to that house the next morn
90 be n y as svsDes ssss c..
he Gaea dining salcon was restaurant and drinking
hs
tn correction with defendant don't what
U. Dd ne Suggest what might went there!
Dd he tell ,ou whom you might see you wen. thcres
a. Bad You in the habit of watching any women be-
Have you been The habit Of watching men, who went
OF III fame
m 'ss q ns within
hnes yeaspAs A. Yes at the request Of different police
For whs. purpose A. To see what we could see.
Police Department; is matter
g. were he secret matters that you refer to- A. Tho
q parties suspected OF erme no particular crms
g Were yoa after any particular Individuals A. None
O. why you called upon TO- that purpose A. In case
sy w any psIes u ssns That s e p0c wanted wA'hsd
q Give the names OF these policeman A. I decline to
~ e..
1e oSs %ho
Were BY The city your ,ervice.s A. No, nr
Ssss D S pss r
Whom do .ou mean by the parties Interested A. These
9: were you what is called shadow A. No, do not
@ Bave heard that often used heretofore BY
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but
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boue ne bd noor was what e me to be se;png
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him To very fsmisr manner she ApproseAs4 him and tsy
sDner hey we're in that oonaoD almost minute and them
se az
ievsra:. and she the front door with him took
ihns e Inn !. snp0o.sa; and men hs ieit 49,, ~
have been about the middle Of March,
q Wss the window opens A. No. sir.
9here were blinds but they we're and cuana but parity
they sScui two feet nom the window. but could
where ss were ySn: IA IN hs srocs5y on tho southeast
through grocery window glas
The ash door, sitting bench close the door
9 fisis how ne Ssspasnt was % drs.ssSs could no,
3. vas The defendant dresseds A Yes, she w.s.
Do know the name Of the gentleman that you
where he may be founds A. No. ,,rur -
Subscribed and before this stst January,
1856. MURRAY HoFFMAS.
Mr. Girard asked for the production OF the memoran-
dunn referred to in the foregoing deposition but counsel
for plaintiff retmed to produce il, although formally
Counsel plAntif stated that he had just received
certificate from Dr. Van Nostrand to the effect that Mrs.
Jane Swift one of the witnesses would be unable to at
tend In court in consequence OF serious ndsDosition
The Court allowed an order to be taken for her exai
Iston ~ her own houee.
for plaintiff. She testified folows-I reside 1t 1O8
Wooster street; am married woman; am acquainted
my residence is between Prince and Spring streets Mrs
Cox was in the habit of calling at my place when she
lived with DR.. Cox she used to come there In very
furried manner; sometimes she had two wells
on; she reEaned at my house q very snort
time; .be said she had business which her husband
knew nothing of, on one OCCASION she returned TO my
house the day after absence; she returned and
took Tea with Us; she came At three CT tour aud
msned till after Fix o'clock she said that during her
shs friend in Prince strest she said
occasion she called In the morning she in
bury she acted strangely and Der manner such
10 induce to send rerson to watch her; that
sb ut two years last June; that person watched her
and absent ten fifteen minutes; Mrs. Cox did not
watched twice it the afternoon abou. i've o'clock
O. DID anything while Mrs. Cox n. your house
to suggest the proprey you OF having her watched
wiiness-o tina. cay she had two veils one OF which
put in her pocket when she waa at the street doos
let her IN myself.
O. State the manner In which she did t9 A. She took
/. off hur,iedy and put it in her pocket asked her
she always wore two wells, when she laughed she did
stay cpB my DouBo On OccAbt0n, dArret NIL
followed and watched her. it In the latter part
The day: know Of her calling at my with little
caughter of Ar. Cox; that occasion she gone
hour two; she cahed twice with the child sapg
her reason, that she left it to play with my Children
there sewing society of the ladies' belonging DR..
Coxs church that used TO meet at his house; Mrs Cox
forbid the society meeting there but she gave any
i.asop tod Mr. Cox the ladies were unwilling 10 meet
theie she behaved strangely II after this
saw her BEDROOM during Lent caIledfor her go
20 church, the girl sad she sick and could not
her. raid shoule her; then went up and the
be aone there doors leading her
BEDROOM che said anything shout her staying at
home iIom church sur day. except that 1t
gentlemen sbe wished " them alone Richard
her basbsr d. horribly pous; her cousin
the sad aud be brought very Bne wine and they had
very god time; she also said ON communion Sundays
Mr. Cox longer away and she had better opportu-
mites OF entertaining these gentlemen; she named
gsptemap, but don't recoect his name; In 1853 the
irst Sunday o, every month communion sunday: