The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-12

ing was out in the garden with MS B., gathering
flowers; man came and left some CLANS, saw han pour
them down; went in; She arranged the flowers in tho
paror, and went up stairs the gr came up aud said,
"The grocer is at tho door, and wants 10 know what s
wanted for dinner she hesiated and said she would
come down and see; the girl went down. and came up
Immediately and said the Doctor had the grocer away
would let her alone that she would have something
now she went down stairs and commenced scoding the
Doctor; she said "Docior you always interfering
my affairs wish you'd let my kitchen alone never in
terfere in YOU affairs but now SHALL she repeated
several times. the Doctor said nothing than sort
OF tumu il was unpleasant ill We sat )wn to table,
then she scoding AT HIM again, and used sim lar Ian
guage she got before through and she passed
the Doctor she stood and said, 'Ioctor have never
interercd with your affairs before, but pow shaland
with that walked up stairs; heard considerable up
stars in his Office mistr listed what going on;
watched the Doctor judged from his appearance he did
not notice IL dared not speak for fear OF making inter
ference; she came down and said TO the Doctor
interered IN Your affairs before but now have, ami
then took her seat the table he replied by saying
" hem WELL and went eating before she went up
stairs he turned TO and said, " Emily, she is angry
because turned that grocery man away; there was
plenty in the house,; he opened the kitchen door, and
said there much meat cooked really want
ed, and il WAS LEFT TO the rnuch and was
wasted; asked to look il beef; went and
IL; when got through eating he got up, and went
up stairs in few minutes, soon down. looking very
. angry; him looking much so before,
since; be about half way 20 Mrs. B. and then
turned and looked ut her and me, and said, " On IT,
God d-n it, he said lac wished would 90 NJ stairs
and what she had been doing; went up
aud more disordery room never saw; she had taken
ms large books and sprawied them the door papers
labels receipts and bills taken from pigeon holes
he Doctor very particular in his OH and she had
turned everything hitter sklter about the door; went to
r. r. 3 that time with little babe was taking
the door bell rung; said supposed the father 81
the babe just before she had wished go OF ii.
back coor and come around through the hail. did, aud
looked in the parlors found every thing out of place.
everything turned Out Of place. she having quite
laugh; she said she wanted me To take look into the par
ors and just shat the Doctor had been doing (rhs
was the same day | have been talking Of When th-
door bell rung she seemed rather confused did not know
where to take the visiter she told TO take him into
the paror, and tell him were all upside down. and
gong paint; ] went to the door aud let in Nr.
Rabbit; took him into the parlor, found him a
scat, and he left; after this she TO
me laughing, and said the Doctor said he was
very sorry be had done as he had, and cried aud
asked her TO overlook it.; he took the blame
upon himself, after that time IL pit asaut between
them, she dsarranged the office aud he for revenge
suppose dssrranged the paror cannot recollec an u
stance when the Doctor Mrs b. except this day
have heard him swear but not until he had been married
some time that time the last visited her; she took
me to Farhaycp; was stormy day wanted the horse;
the Doctor said II raned, and If would wait until
day, might have IL she told me might well have the
horse and after the Doctor had gone ordered
the horse and drove me out TO Fairhaven when went
there with children, she spoke Of carrying
children with me- said II troublesome said il was,
but was not satisfied 20 leave them at home; she said
when she had two children 10 take Of she would stay
at home--ehe would not take them sitting; said she
would not have children and would Try prevent it;
said she had and would again. this before the birth OF
her second child it before they built the addition
the George street house but while they lived there
knew that she wanted for thing 10 wear
saw the time when everything at the house not
Portable; if had would have spoken about it; he al
be was unusually kind 10 them; he was kind 10
Mrs b.; only, as l say, at this quarrel, she
talking against his family; she always treated well,
and did not talk against me; what had against her.
her treatment Of him and his family.
Cross examined-Q You have not given the complaints
she made Of the DOCTOR A. They that he ugly
he would not with her to parties and such places when
she wished to co. couldn't call the complaints all up.
u. A.
think can name them; general complaints; that he
was not ready 70 get all she wanted.
q. 60 cny A. Can't tell them.
O. Oh. dor A. can't call them.
O. Your memory is pretty good and Id like hear
few more Sauses Of complaint (pause) A. can't call
themur
q 10 you say these particular things constituted all the
causesf A. No sir.
O. Did she ever complain 10 you that her husband had
offered her only sister $50 TO take improper liberties
with herr A. Yes sir, she did.
There are some subjects am unwilling 10 state; will
not state them here Preserved for private examinaton)
Tor when Mrs b. asked you examine III A. The tete-
ate'es were termed round chars thrown over flowers
place noticed nothing was injured.
O. Was the Doctor very careful no, to damage his pro.
eriyl A. Yes, sir, thought i very foolish
y. Were the window curtains tied knotss A. Can't
say; may have been.
q. 10 you know when these things were capsizcds A.
No, sir.
o. Was il done that day. A. Yes SIR
u When did you hrst see ~ A. IL was Ia the alter
afternoon.
dinner. the Doctor was about the house.
o. Where the Doctor before dnncrs A. lie was
about the house after he sent the away no
part Of the time in the house ~ In Mrs B
with her she arranged the bouquets in the paror that
o. You heard Mrs b. say darn, did you ever hear
her at any other timer l. Don't cali il swearing;
have heard her say the Doctor Sorse than the devil
q 10 you wish the Court understand by saying that
the Doctor did not till after the marria1 that he
acquired the habit from Madame b. A. md say
where b. acquired the habit hc used TO swear.
Y. Was the grocer or the butcher the Doctor sent
away' A The girl said il tie grocer, when she
came up.
dd Mrs give her cradle for Of your children
A. nont mhcr; have faint recollection OF it, being
oaerec. an4 iusi a. faint one Of declining IT, Mrs h.
once told tie Doctor kicked her out Of bed don't
. was il not when Mrs d lent you her cradle, and
Doctor mad about IT. A. Cannot call up The crcum
stances.
o. I'D not Mrs n tell you she carried food TO child,
when you them Cherry street because Doctor would
allow the child 70 10 table, 4. Don't remember
What tn
q What - you Know Of their means while they lived
IN Nov YORK; A I'D not knos Of the,r means, except
q II e was % receipt Of lcty dollars pr day not pro.
Gs tCy living according q thor meaust A. " no
my fath, something
q Describe tacr mode of lie ID New York 4. Thcy
were living In Two rooms: hat servant. Mrs ID IA
homework don't know where they got fuel 90 ~abr
did The wsehing.
Q I'D Doc,of require bis vile to work at pm. The ars,
him ask her - oyerscc The pn making; h dulles re-
quiied h abscace often some " tho pills made at
istle and some al sepaey never saw her t1Sc bon in
hersbaud ~ work VI.
y What girls did notpr have Al Mrs P's Immediately
alter marriage a should not be willing 10 give names
there only Fart q the time and th0rc
some gris AMI sonctiacs others, rccol.ect Mary s.
CLAIR and Caroline Wells
~. &C Jrgc Bennett sworn-wheu MARI ed was 10 debt
5000 70 brother IN law 400 70 Mr. Osborne more 90
l,ss 10 others. bad been this business two 90 three
years, became acquainted With my wife through 4 0egh
hor she came over there rather taken ~ with natter
thought would would pay ~ 90 10 Birmingham to
her being IN debt could not spend very much tEie
C0uring after marriage took my wife little Journey;
calculated Cor two weeks but returned Ia three oar
Gays went W Stepney 10 place had prepared for her
her 10 my SISTERS sister aud then went a.
chamber with wife, she spoke y me said she didn't
stay there didn't know what ID meant expected 70
bear pleasant words; don't know said anything;
tloagt kind word would make all right thought
she dissatisfied could hot be 10 blame for a short
tine before marriage bad given invitation 10 e.
Nichols Farms 10 church. ] was much pleased Al tho
idea but whom got " the neighbours whore was 10
meet her found she gone With young gentleman,