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

able would 60; she TO ace about rooms once or
twice, and thea went with her to look them ftera
Gov Duon discovered that witness could hear hotter
with the other ear, and 80 no shifted wh tn s
The children were put TO board in Crown street; Mrs. r.
assented 70 Il; think reflection took them there IN
the carriage; at New Haven house, guess Mr. Ivcs
would say We generally vent 10 meals together that u
my recollection she might have said she wanted girl
and cant think why did not get one unless Il was
thought could get along without certainly had our
washing done outside, and she had mners drcss-
makers; little recollection that one OF the
girls Of the house in u take eli the CHI
drep while went down TO dinner: TO leaving h,r
on Sunday morning without her breakfast BY coming
to take care OF children, don't recoect IL, and abe
could have gone down aud got her breakfast she could
have had her meals sent 10 her room, ana would have
done before she starved there might be times when
had spoken harsh words TO her. when she had cansod
harsh words to her unless she had used harsh
words to 10 her statement that she had frequently
TO go alone night 10 nurse the children at their board
ing house generally went with her when could she
could have gone in the dayneed not have gone in the
night; don't know how old baby was while At this
house don't recolect that Mrs b. complained about
being Obliged to go alone to table don't recolcc
unpleasant between US there unless she wanted girl
fuss appears 70 me we did have girl before left
there for had to yield in every SHOULD have
at very frivllors mattes Q state what il was. A I
Know she had the little baby down in the paror with Z
part aud sided for her. Mrs. Ives 1.-THE landady was
not fond OF having children in the parior Mrs SAID shs
complained Of her didn't think sufficient for hex
leaving furnished my rooms, except bedstead; Mrs
d. was SO much displeased that she had only u
talk little while before ] consented 70 20
! told her preferred staying, tor / didn't wish
to my furniture back the WINTER went 70 the
Tontne cannot tell on whose suggestion but she was
perfectly willing CO. recollect We went at her sug-
gcston, We went to George street house; purchased
the house With her assent most always consult her.
think mnst have done 30 in this she spoke OF
having nre 10 the furnace we had fire thcre for
winter II Lot two; never set by furnace before and
disked i very much, for could tell what was the
matter; fraliy found out il the gas escaping Mr.
Cannon used to attend tie furnace used To send for
him great mauy times, and he would fix il and say n
was all right but after using few days longer found
1t was bad ever; the Last winter We kept house
there found would not do its duty rot an air tight
stove and put in the dining during the winter the
furnace was intended to the dining room keeping
room two rooms, the hall, and two overhead and
WIS designed when first went there heat paror
did use to let down the fires; did II because the air
used 70 affect my throat I've told Mrs B. frequently
could rot have fire IN the furnace, / very muoh
opposed To stoves and very much favor having the
house "hct up. and spent great deal OF time seeing
could not find some plan Of heating by steam have
thought the house could be- heated by steam and verS
recently have talked about putting steam engine in boz
tom OF garden 70 run printing press and use the
steam in heating house had handsome palor carpets
and had designed TO put up handsome marble mantes
and have registers set in them 10 avoid cutting
those pretty carpets and TO ornament the ROOM for had
VIC were there got an air tight stove and put ii in the
dining room, which opened into the kitchen--a very
pretty Kitchen with large fine range, which would heat
kitchen dining and above, unless on q very
cold Gay there was CRATE in the sitting part eC
dining room and we could put fire in that CRATE il
chose; the parcrs when we "het' them at all, By
the furnace we corid not do any other way and whea
we altered the registers, carried them clear the
rooms, they would lot heat the rooms WE'LL it the
mantcl in the sitting room which was smoked;
the iron CRATE put up there was not properly &C.
mented with the mante but they used 10 kiadle
up with wood and smoked through, and one was 70
blame for il; never stopped up the due-never never
wanted fire built there the mason told me could not.
said would and he somehow divided the nue. ana put
the crate up; never utimated TO John G. North thatI
stopped up the fne; be never heard me- don't know
that he talked particularly about IT, he said he smoked:
don recoect talking about my wife 10 him. he has told
al other times that right, and be pi,.ed mo- ne
yersaton about the nantes don't think he has s,uce:
perhaps told North it did smoke don't collect IN par
tcuar don't recoliec that told him due was all right
nov, in connection with referring 10 difficulties with nv
wife; never ntimated such thing that aint me at all:
no one knows me TO be 30, never spoke TO body
against my wife; wanted TO make the house pleas anter
10 her; Mrs. r. and agreed we would have al ion
and m order 70 have one, pulled OF large ooden
house on the corner, to improve my door yard; I
moved Il several rods: the addition cost me in
the ncghborhocd OF $1,000 and the moving Of the old
house cost $500, and yet II rccollect right got Mr.
Booth TO do Il for certain amount in forming bay
window IN this sitting room where this CRATE was,
exposed cold part put ON one side of the
ball and did not affect the the other side uho
parlorsy took good deal Of time to arrange this but
t we thought that the other part OF the house wouldn't
be nterfcred with, and went there and stayed and
went 10 the City Hotel and took meals; this was
great undertaking to me, for Of would have 70
oversee great deal, though Mr. Booth was then 10
take the general charge that with the charge Of my bu
sncss, was little more than ought 70 have attended TO-
had single horse and little Carriage then and We nj
times woudmost OF the timetlkc my family down 10
the tfty out tnN was an UNUSUALLY Kind
10 horse Mrs D. drove around the city long alone;
about the kindcst horse that ever saw
Q nid she ohlcctio going therc' A. don't rccolcct
a. She rays you drove away and left herr A. should
not wonder had left her hurried up for some pur
posc, but never had any III motives the that
my business pressed mo TO be there that something
ought 10 be done think there may been times that
tod her TO hurry that's Just like me- I'd some me
the and thought had waited long enough and 90
out couldn't wait longer and be sorry She wasn't with
she says that NJ time when she was NJ Branford
there was young lady came 10 my house. that told
her "A do fbara.
remarkable chuoslng SMILEY, told her that the young
Lady was then at my house N George street and guc
that brought her there, and did tell her that gave
her gold ring she didn't make any reply; didn't seem
TO notice ., and knew that spoke In joking way; that
intimacy with the young lady; had wife Elk miles or
ana horse and carriage and could have gone right
there.
q she says the young iaiy came there afterwards ard
she her, that sos A. II IN tho garden aud
the yours iaiy came down there TO talk with me, and
she pot her hIgers my coat button hole while taking
she eanrr up pretty we'll and u natural while
Iernps W 10 ,akc INC ~ the button hole.
a. Well what she there after. will be the question:
a always Sept The abcls IN my house and used keep
than "a a tite the hail usc, % Ne very choice
~ ht. because futhcf erspns should get them should
hsc great ~ ~ money never knew tho girls yet
that hal that di not ~ The house aer the absls:
cont know that ! ever had i rri ~ ,hai ala not
make present 10 but would alssys So tha my wife
provided for bret cyers loiy knows that was at
,acicd q ny wifi, loved her a. you Governor Dutcn)
love your Cod wei, after hid rot that an nxef up
thc house III furnished on well, We began 10
feel pretty well, Mrs. y aud DID, and we went
" NtNluiis W. Aikeu aboNt W toEctner, anu never
wlshod % DO anything without consulting her:
that what living for-to make her happy; ~
20 got there found ono o. good ncgbbors there
With lie vie. Mr. a. n. -, one of highly respectable
rupc think Mr. invited us 70 ride FIRST, and We went
= ,ss glen and had very ride tour Of Us q
tary suitable that the should he used The
Judge though, the reporters would their good
judgment AZ 10 the mattcr) We came home, and Mrs
y. and myself sitting down talking how nice
q meet W and he lady, and how nice they were 70
us, and finally spoke 81 having party, and ia just like
10 have the best neope, and Mrs ~ and spoke how
nice u would he 70 have them, and spoke Of some
other acquaintance Just af that joseph sheldon
f~q came he swinging his hat and his head and
hts legs; "why," sad he, ~ have just from Hon
A. r. S. where he had been 70 teach school > n
spoke about meeting him al Newport, and 4
said. "why," said he, "the gentleman invited mo tn
his house" and he went on 10 tell what splendid
things he bad there and how fne the furni-
vas and how greatly surprised and delighted he was
o. be invited 10 such place; then Mrs and he catches
hup abou, the party found they were getting into u