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

o' Did Jou see ihe Doctor that evening after your
Ian No, Sir didn't
70. Do you know from what you heard or said
lSsiber the Doctor in that evening after you re-
Erped. A. No, Sir, don know when be came in
Ia went up stsirs.
70. Ordinarily as he came up, could he not be heard
II you in your mothers room A. NO. Sir we could
EsbtsT them.
r.. What became of bis trunk. A. 1t stands in the
Lcnyet
e. E Where are The ''n''''. A. '''' nave been
70 By whom. A. BY all Of W.
g. Since the Doctors death. A. Yes Sir.
O. Did the children have any part Of them a. Yes,
L. the gre alter psrt Of them
10 You re tired betveen IL aud q quarter past. A.
Jstseen 10 and H. can't say.
10 Yourself mother aud sitter. A, Yes Sir.
D. Your mother slept in the middle you in 'front.' and
~ ,sier on the back sids A. The bed didn't stand
LIN one side 10 the wall.
10. II stands in the center Of the room, then A.
F0. Did you answer that you didn't know which of
Ise.hree fell asleep frst A. Yes, Sir.
i o. VIVA lie your recollection on that subject! "A.
Iont recOliect anything about IT,
@. From that Circumstance, do you think that you
Iluleep 10 that you didn't know you zee everybody
jyten they are asleep give some signs indicating that
Ect What would you say about that--would you cay
Eat YOU probably fell asleep fret or not A. No, Sir,
ESa1se don { knDy whether did or not.
| O. How carly did you wake in the morning A. l
En't know; generally WAX up cary 10 the morning;
O. You see that was very e' S"'iIi; no, 'ns -n-
would be likely 10 impress every 1'hg upon your
bind very wildly; about what time was IL a. "en'
t0mewheTe between I and ..
O. DO you u ink that you wakedIup between ana
81 A Yes suppose did.
7 Q. What do you think-nearer than 81 A.
don't know which.
( Q. want you to give your opinion which A. l
can't for don't know.
q. You we're all in bed when you walked a. Yes,
Q. Have you no recollection Of waking in the
night A. Ibave not.
q. Do you not sometimes wake in the night a.
Very seldom.
Q. When you are in il.health do you not wake in
he night A. don't sleep 70 as 10 be wholly
bDcensciousi can tell if any one moves beside me.
| Q. Do you awake generally on alarms or sleep
LOupdly A. L don't know.
/ o. What do you know of your habit about that
IA ! don't know whether l wake easy or not;
Q. DO you know whether your mother or sister wake
Iusyl A. No, Sir, | don't.
| o. Did you never hear them say what their habit
Isu7 A. i don't think tkat have.
| Q. Then you have no recollection of being walked or
disturbed that night at all until you walked in the morn
xl A. No. have not.
B. Were you called or did you wake casually A.
walked casually; no one called me.
O. Did you all wake bsiore any OF you rose thai
coming? A. Yes Sir.
O. And you have related the order In which you got
-yOu first, your mother next and your sister last
@. How long did you remain in your room after you
| rOt upl A. don't know, Sir.
o. Was there fire in the rooml A. Yes, Sir.
O. Had been built that night, in the morning
A. No, Sir about week we kept 1t in constantly.
Q. Did you all go down to breakfast together A.
No Sir my oldest sister little belated.
O. Did YOU all sit down to the breakfast table to-
getherl A. All with the exception Of her.
/ O. Did she GENE before you had completed your
breakfast A. Yes, Sir.
Q. And you took your breakfast in theordnary way
" O. The bra kfast had been gotten by the servants
Va
Q. Had it been prepared before you arrived A.
Had II been prepared
O. Was il all ready A. Yes, Sir.
Q. Was you called down to breakfast A. Yes, Sir
y. Who called yOul A. Hannah the cook.
O. Did she come up stairs 10 call you 7 A. She came
up and knocked at the door, saying that breakfast was
ready.
O. In order to do that she had to pass the Doctors
door, bis office door and his sleeping room door. A.
No. his Office door.
O. DO you know whether she called up that morning
the other members of the milydo you know whether
she called Mr. Eckel A. No, Sir believe he
walked himself.
Q. He was up when you came down. A. Yes Sir.
Q. DO you remember hearing him say that morning
what time he got upl A. No, Sir, didn't
O. What was the last you cav OF Mr. Eckel the
night befofe2 A. The last time saw him ssw him
as he passed into his own room ~ ~
O. Then he went to bed before you did a. lie
wen, to his room; he passed into his own room
O. You saw him go there7 A. Yes Sir.
O. And he bade you good night ami went there a
O. Where is that room in reference to the Doctors
room. A. 1t is above.
o. In reference TO your mothers room. A. 1t is
o. The hall bedroom. A. Yes, Sir, in front.
Judge CaprOn-Ive not got the geography very per-
O. And when YOU arrived at the breakfast room in
the morning, Dir. Eckel was there. A. No, Sir he
had gone
o. de had taken his breakfast and gone. A. He
al. Iia braa FIAT
he had received note the night before from gentle
man requesting him TO meet him that morning. and he
went out before his Breakfast.
Q. AT what hour did you see him. a. saw him at
10 o'clock Saturday morning.
Q. Thea you didn't see him till II o'clock A. NO,
Q. And till after this catastrophe had been known
A. No Sir.
O. How much earlier that morning did Mr.. Eckel
rise than usual a. don't know.
O. Did you hear anything said about how early he
got up2 a. No, Sir.
O. Don't you know what time he usually goi up
A. He used TO come down earlier than ne generally
O. Should your mother have left her bed that nj sht,
do YOU sleep so soundy that your mother in your Judg-
peit could have left her bed and come TO 1t again
without your hearing 1t \. don't think she oou'1'
O. And then you don't sleep 80 soIndly, aiIer an
A. No Sir her sleeping III the middle, she cVu4un
very wei get up without our knowing ~
O. That is your Judgment A. Yes, Sir.
Judoe Capron-lt's matter of Judgment
O. What was the last you saw OF MI Snoosl'sS 'n''
night 7 A. | saw him in my mothers ROOM -
O. Did you leave him up when you retired a. lie
went to his room before. ..,
o. They went with hint A. Yes, Sill ~
q They all slept in the same room ~ les, on
O. Not in the same bed, did they a les, Or.
q What time did YOU see Mr.. Snodgrass that NJ orn-
ingi A. don't know what time twas met him IN
Q. Al the breakfast table A. Yes, Sir,
.. He then was up before you A. / don't know,