The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-06

nfAntr clo,hips nom bag tn ohess, and brought
them down 10 my mother.
@ DID abe nos n that time alude 70 tho expected
anemenrf A Well, she told me 10 90 up and &c. these
bah. clothes and put them In bundle and place them In
the drawers between the ro,ms
Did yoa aid her in altering pre- caring some of these
clo hes2 A. No, sir, had nothing 70 do With tne m.
Q What time did you leave your mothers roomS A. I
set outside and went down The door " see who ame;
before DARK Mr. Nms the door to ASK when would
be agreeable for him his wife spend tho evenins
this sbout dusk he stepped into the ball and asked
him into he paylor; vent up o. saw mamma she told
tell Mr.. Minis that abe NOT very WE'LL that she
had bilious cholc and that he mis ht call Thursday
evening
Who else was there9 A AFTER thai went into the
front ,ocm famed mother, while Mrs Barnes went
down stairs n get some tea
Q Did spybo else Ooms' A. do not know whether
the next DR. Uhl or D. smith.
Q. Did not Mrs. Wit Gomez A. Oh yes, forgOs that
che up early In the afternoon but she bad 60
Of and could not stay she went mp and mother
tho did not remain IN the room over ten minutes
Q. We're you In the room while abe thsref A. I
was no, ell the time; met coming down etairs
and asked her whether she would net sAy she said she
could no she going out of town. Shire xsoury
think.
Fave you been In the habi: Of whiting your mother
since her scsnessf A. Yes, sir, about -four O'Clock
Tuesday my mother scot for me, and told me THAI Hre
Bell the nurse, arrested And gay Aad that
the house In the possession Of odicers had been
stopped he third story, but The officers would not lat
me back, and had 70 stay With my mother; have been
generally In attendance mo her sInce.
What is her apparent condition II this timer A. Sbe
APP ears 10 be very III, indeed.
noo. sha
great deal Of pain.
@ Has she said anything to you all this time about the
massera A. No. sir; a.ked mo her about the baby aud
she said she WAS not well enough 10 tals to me; Mr.
Barnes said mus. not talk to her, she in Son
don to be talked to- she said they had taken the baby
away before came down Mrs Barnes told me must De
very quiet and not ask moth any questions che was
not veil enough 10 talk me.
@ Did che say anything else In that connection A. No.
str; Was cry and Mrs. told me must no. cry
this alton took place at the Tine walked up
Q. Have you Mrs. Barnes SINGER A. Yes, sir; they
took her away at nrss out she and Jane Bell came back
yesterday evening; in attendance mother yest ~
day I'LL they returned; The only person in at.en
dance, except h. Smith, who visited her; asked my
younger sister 70 help me- but she did mot like IT,
Q. What has your mother said 70 you during hat time
IN relation 70 this mAter9 She has n said N, thing to
me- and asked her Iestons; she not able 10 speak
above . whhpeY.
Q Did Dr. Smith visit her last evening" A. Yes, he was
there four or Eve times during the day.
Did he prescribe for herr 4. Yes, Gs; he gave her
some medicine In q umbleT.
Q. What Time did yoa leave your mother On Monday
evening" A Mer Mr.. Minis went away Hr. Smith came
In reference furniture attendance on mo-
ther when Or. Uhl came; told mother when Or. Uhl
came she told 70 bring him up coming up The stairs
said 70 The Doctor that mother had the bilious oolc did
not let Dr. CAnn In; met him the stairs asr DR.. Uhl
there tho nrst time no went Into mothers room;
ked Dr Ubl mother dangerously IN; he said "Oh
no; IT, only the collie, and you had better 90 70 bed'
DR. CAn vent into mothers ROOM and mar he bad been
there little while he anne into tho back room where
vas; asked him II mother dangerously ILL., and he
said nothing bat the cramp cole, end for me moi
70 Walt
Q Did he soy anything more In reference 70 lhsi A.
No, air.
Q Did hs have ANYTHING with him when hs osme 10 TIE
house No, sir; afcr that Mr. Barnes called him into
The room, and vent AMER him; mother appeared 70 be
great deal 1t pain and went up 70 and asked her
there was any Thing could do for her.
Q How long did you remain there thenf A. she said
10 ms, "No, daughter, viii be better soon;' then
asAed Or. CAtlin he you'd stay all night; he said
sill whesher wiD no,S' he did not give mo do
sars to the h,chen; called my sister, Geor gina and
babeis Barnes (Ap. BsrDes' dsnshssr) 70 come do~n
.th me; they came down, and got some I've,
Ice water, preserves cakes aid cheese and brought
them up stairs; set lhom the centre table
In the bach room; Mrs. Barnes son James
came and carried NJ something In his hsnd-I think
pitcher thea asked my sister and Isabella Barnes
como n and zee mother sister said no, she would nx
IKE to sec mother suffer Georgna very delicate. sui
ering uncor heart db care then went into mothers
and told mother going to bed and hI II sh,
any she might call mo and I would come
iown.
Q DR. Calm was Then standing by the bed, Yes, SIR.
Q You then left and vent 10 bed A. Yes cir, wen.
up stairs, undr essed my self and vent 10 bed.
Q. About What time was thar A. I an no, positive;
think !. about o'clock.
Q Had your mother al ANY Time bsfo 700 retired been
ab On, nom her room' No, cir, she had not
Q Could n have been later thaa O'Clock ~hen you
sent 70 bedi A. II might ha been 10 o'clock but 10
not know.
Q Had you time pieoe In the housed Yes; here
clock IN the back rom bat the Gas 10 there
the sas Vi. burning In mothers room
Q You we're lot NJ when Mrs Bel camel A. No, cir.
Q Did you Mr. wilt in the course Of the evening"
A law him In u afternoon 10 vas he ~ho orde-ei
the carriage, but do not remember whether saw him n
the eveDBg
L be In the habit Of coming 70 ths bor.e onen,
Yes; be 70 there every day ~ 9 genmsl thing.
IL he In the hsbls Of dorg for cur moiheri
A. Yes, sir; sho vans . carriage she order. H.
Q. md you see him b'ne Tin pail 70 the house day
or ~ pasu A No, sir Old not
q or any oher peron' A. No, sic.
s,ve you stated all th.t you kno~ In relation 70 this
mster' think have; do NOS remember ans hing
else; have all know erceps a4r the officers
TO the house, the way they acssa and whG they did
Q Have you seen your mother this morning. A. Yes,
O. Hos Is abe this morning. A. Very IN, indeed.
O Dccs appear 10 be Suffering paint A. Yes, str,
spo che Ia very faint
O Any ply stefan there this morning. A Yes. sr,
M Smith bad been there this morning.; he En sept for
AGAIN. o. II was feared that mo,her going 70 have
.pssms; bu, he vas not In
Q Has your mother ssIi anything 10 you this morning
In relation TO her condition. No. str; any more Than