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

hykfd her frequently enc nt1 DO Gf1 -1liy Win 10
doc,o,f A. Why, for 90 otbe, reason than ID 81 50
| sss rot gohag to visit bis aousio any more.
Q Why th, neces lty Of ssking more than o1c,
| A. cidn't SAX more than
| O. You lust ted you freyuenty ssked her. anC
that sbe said she had difficulty. A. Yes Sir, sew
ersI times ssked her thinking at one time Sd. nigh
| tell n e If there anything.
Q. Now. Miss, you ssy you know Of no difficulty
between your mother and the ecctor uc'i week ago
| Q What vss TIE difficulty then A. II was mo-
| anything Of any account.
| Q. What Wa the difficulty then A. He cent up
stairs my little trotter 10 tel other thf be wanted 70
see Der in bis room; che went doEn stairs, err w,-
down q long time, and ny sister says to me. You d
| better go Gown and see what was the natter, and
| ssys !, 81 will / found the door lockef, aud
knocked and he came and opened the door; pushed
by 10 zee my mother and be pushed out add told
me hal 20 business there, and told him should 60
| IN where my mother was, aud / went down stairs;
went down 10 see what was keeping her.
O And be pushed you out A. He pushed me out
right against the bannisters, and thought | was
| hunt, but was not hurt at all.
O. Whist did you 90 in tie room for A. | wanted
n see nv mother and opened the door TO where
mother was and she sitting chair right By his
| oesk
O. What did you wsnt TO see your mother about :
A. Nothing but to if there was anything unpeas ant
- TO zee if any thing had occurred.
Q Had any thing unpleasant occurred before thst :
| a. Never, Sir.
O. Wba. made you think that anything unpleasant
going to tell him she would not keep her marriage Sc
o. Not keep il secret any longer A. was speak
ing to her the dsy before and telling her tha enc ought
would make remarks about il; know he threatened
nv life If | ever should expose II.
q. Had you thI ea,ened 10 expose II A. No. Sir,
not my sef but presume that was whist ma went down
O. Had the subject of the marriage, or hsd the mar
ia been the subject OF converse ION in the house re
h no fnr IN
had veg little TO say to the Doctor once IN whLe
@ Did YOU ever talk with him about the mar
iisge A. He would often joke about my having an
other father.
Q. Did you ever talk with him about the marriage
A No Sir
Q Did you ever hear him talk with anybody else
about A. No, Sir
q. To any one A. No, Sir.
O. Did you hear him speak Of in presence of
any ere A. No. Sir.
Q. Then why do you say, II you never heard him
sp ak of it, that he threatened your life if yeu exposed
it now explain that If you can A. What ID The
question
Q. Why do you say be threatened your life if you
should expose him A. lie said that the night he was
Q. IVES your mother by at the time A. Yes, Sir,
she
the ministers house; said, Doctor, Whist would you
ssy if stould tel Off T. says te-l don't know whe
tber be said it in st-said be- Augusta, # you ever
tell of il I'll take your life; don't know whether be
said il in jest or not, but that's the remark
q That ls the enly time be ever spoke OF II. a.
Yes, Sir
O. You was at the marriage. A. WAS: yes, Sir
Coroner-Where did DIR. Burdell make use OF this
language Was it in the street or ia the house on that
night A. In the street, after We came out OF the
hOUte. $50
Recorder Smith-How long after he was married
Did you the city sometime after the marriage
a. Ihave remained here ever snce.
Q. Did your mother aud all the family remain here
or did they 90 off on an excursloui "A. Ms aud the
Doctor went TO Saratoga the Wednes dsy following
O. The Wedno sday follow ing A. Yes, Sir, this " 81
Tuesday, and that was the next day ma was going
with him, but something detained her-some papers
about property at Brockport.
2sih October.
O. How do you remember it A. think it i, some
thing ought to remember.
q Why do you remember il A. Becsuse he often
spoke of The 18th of October; once In while he would
say Augusta, you won't forget the 18th Of October
and would say, "No, Sir"
not say any u ing further, ana ne @vuldut-
@. that was the subject of frequent conversation
A. Yes Sir between HIM and my self.
O. What time II the evening was ii the wedding took
place a. 1t after the minister returned from
meeting. ,,.e
O'Clock, and said he had to go to prayer mestng II
we came back in hour or an hour and halt he
said that he would be in from meeting. ,.,
O. Wei. did you 10 back in an hour ano nan a.
O. That would bring it up to between half past nine
and ten O'Clock A. Somewheres about tnat time
O. Who else was present at the time A. \ .ne ou'
the minister aud myself besides ma and the Doctor
O. That was ali present. A. Yes. SIR:
q You returned from there immt dia'ey non'e
A. Immediately home zee, Sir.
q Hog cid you get there on foot or IN carriage
A. Wewent theie on foot; the Doctor sald II was non
ser se TO Gay money for carriage Miss Cuhhlnsaa"
could not rtpnss emile as che said tn5'' Va mora
O. How long did you remain there A. NO more
than was ut cessary 10 perform the ceremony ana the
minister spoke few words
q. Were you asked 10 sign any paper OF get any
certfcsiei A. TIE mister hadn't It re ady the DOC
tor aid be would call for II next morning. g.,
n Who GOT the certificate A. The Doctor himself
.. How DO you know lie got il A. know, sir,
because the minister tod him to call the next morning
ard INV ma laid the Do,tor brought the certificate 10,
and asked Der 10 chow /. 10 nee
Q. She cid A. She brought II in
o. AT that time A. Yes, Sir O..
q DO Won know hat she did with II A. No, Sir.
q. You read il A. les, Sir. ~
O We'll did You have after the wedding mar even
Ing any merry making In the house a. NO, ue 80
win his means and didn't want any money sPen' any
wsy that conld be avoided . ~. $500.
q Nell did Your mother and the Doctor occupy
| the same room togetherithst night A les slr'
o. How long did they continue TO Occupy toe same
room toeethefl A. she occupied that door tli
mouth or ago when sister was very s'oA' a' 'en
| .he came up stais 10 sleep with her. -
| a Do Won mean the Jury 10 understand you 70 say
thai vour mother and the Doctor from that time TIL
| mouth ago, occupied the same bedroom A. l Know
she slept on that hoor but whether she was III Tue same
bedroom can't say. , H.. - H..
trSw whether ycur mother and the Doctor occupied
| the same bed do you mean 10 De undsFs,oOd lua'
| vayl A Yes Sir do for / never cared eiIher way
| to ask any questions shout II