New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09

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& marriage between your mother and he Doctor
E;.p.,.Ewere there any cirru nsssnces'
Judse CsprUn- Anything ths, sssgested 70 yonT
mind hat there might De . $50 ma. .aSss 20 n.
LOO C.nrop-Now We have gotH thai, WAX were
.hese 81 Gun s.snoesi CWi'ress hssits'ed. =.
O. What were he circumstances max sosse-'er :"
xc1r mind We ides-of course there WAs sone-Us
- IL vel rsas.,.;on YOU csn tell what It vas
S1e 1.ed 70 spend most of her time with Nun curns
he dsy when there were no psflen's ID, anq se. -
lo,k 10 lis interests ard welfare aHi a''en1 " -
q well sc she could. ~.; .. 49,,
=. Hsd she never attended % ni' aiiAIs P''N' ~
.;nef A. Yes, Sir. 10000,
Q Did you mention your suspicious 20 any Que
A. N CHI but present n. c.n Ieinsu .o,
= KnovDg ihs; youc slste. went ous WIN ~
ro,her on this eyesing ard seeing CIRCUMSTANCES .uo
stquepty. led you to think hst there was ms!raSe
between hem, did il never occur TO you MAJ !. sss
because OF The msrrsge ;hs you had oeeS 'ey s
witness The fact OF ths.r go!og out A NO cIi u.
70; hirk Of because they were IN The hsoN OF ing
out ard cid rot regard the fac; 81 sny'hng s1anse
. How long was it Ster this sveot thsi me aea %
cured to yeu ths. they might be married n 10
o. You cannot say. Up to the time Of your mothers
having The difficulty in September, h,d she not been
uniformly hind and attentive TO him IN the housei
A Yes Sir she was always very kind 70 him.
O. After the pghi in October when II Is no" IS
serted ihs; this marriage vas contracted ano cousun
mated DO ,ou remember OF noticing any difference IN
The Doctor demesnor tosaId your mother thai AZ the
I'm attracted YOUR attention. A. No, did not notice
any cifererce. ,,., .,,
thai smother difficulty took place between the pass,
srd vour mother oidn lodge in the same room or on
he sane foQr with him, Was your mother IN 'he hso"
Of ping With yourself SISTER occasonay OF ai1e'
A. She W ud some times sleep with Us and sometimes
sleep alone. ...h a., ~
=. Up TO the time SPEAK OF, ABOUT uiVu'" Se' VI
more how was II
Wl,ness-Up 20 about month
Judge Cspron-I do not rtc0lect mat you are toe
/ ~ he y
Witp..,-I DO not know whether It ws month ago
! or Two mon BE- ego. .,..
/ ionsuy sssd 70 lodge with one Of tue daughters A
Of .be was SICK we would 90 doFn AID sleep With her
| prior 70 that line.
O. How often, according 70 your present recoUec
,on can YOU state conscieDtously PRIOR 70 TINS msr'
riaee which il Is nos asserted occurred, did you OF
your sister 70 down and lodge with your mother A
Judse Caprrn-I know that the number OF times
Won ~ Md rot be apt 20 chronicle but you can sate
Whether it was Of frequent Occurrence u Wa not
very htqaen' we would do so shen We el' ne IL
/ q How vas Il with the small boys-Tould they,
when ubw.n go 10 their molhers room A. l DO not
krow whether they ever slept there or not
O. A. ths tine where wa her bed IN relalon - ne
Docior.. A. She used 20 occupy The small hall bed
@ Did 1t communicate with the room in which The
Doctor bed A. Il commur ica;ed with the OH e
".
! and bedroom Nos, wien you went To sleep WIN
your mother those ocsasions. you found her IN bed
alone. A. Yes, SIR.
o. Row of,n after ;ha, time was the Doctor 10 the
habit Of tAkirg biz meals with your family, after the
marriage i said 10 have been made. A. do not re-
ptuttr of bis taking his meals Dnce after marriage
Q DO ven know where the Do tor bearded during
the interya of time which your attention has beed
| directed A. | believe he took bis meals at the
! Large
/ Q. And lodged here. A. Yes.
=. Did you yOurelt have any concern WIN ths
Arrangement. OF the house afairstbe domestic work
| or take any part in il A. No particular part
O. Do YOU know who kept the rooms of The Doctor
in ord.r-who mode his bed and did the necessary
| yolki A Sometimes my mother and sometimes the
servants she generally attended to the dustlDg and
| quitting up things in his rooms.
.. DO you remember Of going into the Doctor s
room before !, put in order in the morning during
| ary Of he tine of which are now speaking A.
do rot remember Of Il.
O. You csnnot recoIec. Of one time A. Sometimes
L put IN order til ~ o. ii o'clock in Me day
! might then have pared in.
.. Wa The bed then In condition as if Il hsd been
slep. in the pre-, Ols night les Sir, slTays.
Q. DO you knOs whether your mothers bed vas
| slwsys in that condition during that time A. did
not Ioce whether il va or not.
Q. Do you not remember OF having gone in that
TO daring ths. interval before her bed was arranged
| A. Yes. Sir
O. Csp YOU tell he condition OF the bed at that time
A. / c,rpot tel the condition of the bed, for do
| 10. remember.
q. Cen you lot remember eoou, mat WIN "a much
ctrisitty 81 you can the Doctors a. Sometimes it
| was m Issed 81. how much do not recolIect.
z. ] want 10 ssk you one question more on this sub
! JET Living in this fsnllly a. you did between the
iiDe ia. hs marriage Is repored TO have been
formed and the tine when The la,t diff 'uy occurred
could Jour mc:ter have hdged with the Doctor a.
man and wife without your kt o~ledge A. Sic could
| have done 60 without my knowledge.
q. Coulo your mother have lods ed With the Doctor
az husband sfd wife, with your scQlain,ance 9Th the
IAN Iy ans ismi a1ty with s affairs without exciting
your su.piclon A. She might have done it-she
could baye zone i. If abe had wanted 10.
q Then understand Jou 20 cay hat during that
time, Under al 'he cr-umstsIces Of the case Of your
acquaintance with your mother and your often ing
down snc sleeping with her aid finding her 10 bed
Tho. sii abe could have sept with b. 10 husband and
wife and you rever know Of il. A. She might have
slep. with BIN and no. known oft.
2 ! mean When she slept below and could unlock
her door and go INTO bis rsom do you think she could
have oosed up FOR any length OF time ana you not
hnoF Of A. .lsp: up stairs, and could no. have
heard Der.
q. Did you always give her notice when you
were c, ming A. was sck; | told her So add that
! Ga. eontg lido no: know tina. gave her any par
teulsr notice.
Y. Are ytu 10 possession o. any feet which in your
sesmtpt would be an inducenent for your mother 20
i.tp her marriage secret, # il an eIistny fact
A No particular Ia: that know Of
q Would not her Interest lay directly In appri.inz
your ss''r and you Of thu, fart A do not know,
.ou'd depend upon how sbe thought about il
Juege Capron-I am 20. aking 70 sou a. a Young
lady Juss nen' and candOr, which believe you are
and PIT ne question p..!tey and kindly, is there
sny hci e1sting which in Jour Judgment should in.
duce yoar mother 10 hep the age secret il she
wee msrrsdl A. No fs:. TIA, can recall a. pree
tnt, sIo'P: 'kst be did not vish il made known
ls here any fac: that stogld make il her interest
70 setP ~ secret rom yoar sister and youne1i A.
DO not know.
q. Amer the time when your mother sitter and the