The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-11
MORNING EDITION-wEDNEsDAY, JULY IL, 1860

house in rwenysecond street to dine; think il was
about half past six or perhaps seven o'clock; may be
mistaken as TO q quarter Of an hour
Q. Did you remain at homer A. No, sir; went do
to Mr. Belts TO get my Frank pair Of shoes; was
uncle.
O. Do you know the number Of the placer A. do not;
but they keep tea and coffee store in Eighth avenue,
near Twenty second street; Mr.. Pickering told that
mother Walton was In told him that would stop my
shoe store and bought the shoes; on my way back
stopped at uncle Pckerings and VIM Pickering told me
that mother Walton was stn there from there went
direct home and did not leave the house again that
3. What time was IL when you arrived homes A. !
cannot tell sir but think 10 might be eight halfpast
| eight o'clock; remained homo all the evening.
| Q When did you first hear Of your husbands death'
A. When saw i in the papers the next Sunday
\ ing-that the first knew Of it.
| O. Do you know whether Mr.. Walton had any eneniess
| A. Yes. sir; know he had enemies.
O. Who were they? A. know there was Mr.. Gray
he lMr W. said was an enemy Of his, who kept por
ter house the Of sixth avenue and Ninth street.
O. Did Mr.. Walton say What he was his enemy for? A.
Yes sir he said he had dspossesed him Of house, aud
he was afraid Mr. Gray would be forever his enemy Mr.
| Walton told me that himself.
O. How long ago was THAR A. canno. remember how
long ago, sir but sometime before left Twenty third
! @ Was there any other enemy A. There was man
whose horse and cart he took away, and whom he de-
prived Of support and the said he would have salts
faction for il; do not know the man. but Mr.. Mccain
knows his name was law for time he sued the
man and he said that the man very angry about Il
slr. walton obtatncd Judgment against him. the
was lrishman and said he would pay him dol
lar Oh be quet,n said Mr.. Walton, % WIN get your
money and you will not know am getting cent? he
levied on his horse and cart, and kept it seoreted when
| the came up he obliged 70 pay for IT,
How long ago was that, A. cannot tell the time
II might be couple Of month ago, but remember the
circumstance as II occurred.
@ State how long before you left Twenty third street
A. left Twentythird street the lst of May and the suit
was expected 10 come on thu very day.
O. Is that suit determined? a. Not the whole OF II
another suit grew out Of IT. Mcfarland can tell you all
Q. Is tbcrc any other person having enmity against
him A. Yes sir, there other persons: Mr.. Walton's
salesman Mr.. Keboe, married second wife when Mrs.
Kehoc married Mr.. Kehoc she owned place Houston
street Mr. Kehoe sued for certain debts, and they
about to- take this place for he debts wne. Mr.
sale pretended that the property belonged TO William
9. Did Mr.. Kehoc make any threatss A. No, but Mr..
Kchocs wcs brother did, and no can throw more light
! on the subject than can.
COroner-We want yon 70 state recent occurrences
| A. These arc recent occurrences.
O. How recent is that? A. cannot define the time
all occurred about tho same time it might have been
earlier then May June IL the time that those
| O DO you know what throat they threw oun A. Yes,
have satisfaction oui Of Mr. walton Mr. Walton tod me
these things himself; they destroyed account book
which they burned that the creditors Of Mr. KchOs
| Q Who destroyed ~ A. Richard PASCAL.
are y nse any bo WHO 1cS " bc
Twenty third street; think IL would be well TO inquire
where he was on that evenings when Mr. Walton rented
the house al 1s4 Twcnty-hird street 10 him ]
TO be rented in Twenty third street; / was obliged
! 10 fill the house with boardcrs, because Mr.. Wal
ton did no, allow me enough to support me-
he demanded money from for the boardcr but that
refused 10 do because had engaged to pay all demands
me- this Mr. williams in with him, and hc said
lac had rented the house; asked Dir. Walton whether he
had rented the house to Mr. Williams he refused to give
any reply he said he w0uid como the LIST Of May
and demand me and take me 70 my apartments.
g What did Mr. Williams s.y' A. stop, sir; and you
tall 1lr GLfar
time in going out Of the house, said not that would
lie ready 10 90 with him wherever he would take me;
to take me TO- he said no. that should never see tacm
until ] went into them when the LIST or Nay came Me-
Mnsp snn n carriage and brought %an named
either Of thcm) and this man named Williams; they
wanted me TO 80 with them; my child very III; the
! possible for me 10 leave the house, but IL he
Insisted would 60 with him; Mr.. Walton said he
did insist got into the carriage with Mr.. Walton
two men attempted to step in; said, sGcnlcmen do
not wish 10 with you do not know you and do not
%n1 90 rsS
said, III must win you:' "Thcn,' said J. will you
to twenty second street to pr slades and when went
there there rooms for me, place cugaged and
the sidewalk Mrs sladc said 10 me, Newer mind Mrs
Walton, you have TO the right place. will protect
YOU they have been here TO ask me to connc you 10
your room-a named John Wilbur the corner Of
sixth and Nineteenth street, said, Mrs Sladc,
will stay with YOU put in what room you please;
no, 60 90, comfortable room viii stay wherever
my husband puts me;' then ] had TO go back
not an hour alone; had ladies all the time sent for
pr. Ianng and he said, sThls child cannot leave the
house, he insisted upon H. this child cannot leave the
house," then Mr. Williams said. Under the circumstan-
ccs. Mrs Walton. You must stay;' said, every well,
Mr. Williams, viii be much obliged 10 you to let me stay
will have my meats cooked in my room, for do not
wish give any trouble" then sr. Walton took his
things and went 10 live bis store 10 Twenty 9TH
street he took everything he had he bis men D.
NIL 1te0a n hons
crying oh amt glad you arc going 10 get rid or her:
amt glad she Is going TO be turned ot Of the house,
4, his hired round 10 insult me there In the
house.
The Coroner nicrposed saying there necessity
for going into this long account of family matters
Airs Wa,on--yes sir, there a necessity, and perhaps
you viii see IL; wish TO speak the truth; after Mr.
Walton ls NJ Williams wanted 70 DC very gracious ltn
hands; Mr. Williams then tried Ia another way 10 get
round me; he tried TO get my son 10 sleep with him;
warned my tgainsf him. he would not allow me 10
take my lnrnurc out OF The house: Mr.. Williams said
ooh Mrs. Walton, am no. so much friend OF Mr. Wal
tons you think he said, $40 you believed ia one
snswcred ..whst 10 you mean, Mr.. Wismsf" said be,
II wiz tell you another time one evening, when Mss
Mis- who lives In brooklyn, was prcscnt-for she
staying with at the time-Mr. Williams asked me
f believed in rctibuton at another time he called me
down stairs and said nc wanted 70 speak 10 me- went
down and be said ssMr Walton has not kept his word
with b. agreed to do certain things aud he has no,
o. Is that mr. wnIIsuasf A. He has many ca'ngs
fbat don Know Whcfbfr nc " doctof W nos
q. In n tho Mr.. Williams who testified here n.
Yes sir; the who said ticrc pistol IN my
bureau when he any there the man who said
there chloroiorn Ia my room. when, X there was
any there, he must have rui II There himself.
oroncrwe do not wish 10 20 into An these matters or
feeling. We're there any thrcatsf
Mrs waton--If that was not threat then do not
understand threat; he said f Mr. Walton did not keep
ur 10 certain things he promised TO do that would live
. u zee his day - rctribution.
AJuror-Ycu stated, your former eva IN nation that
Mr ycivcrton bad feeling against Mr.. Wahonf A.
hrp fl,r akelt VIII ihnr apy
luminosity against Mr. Walton understood him 70 mean
whether there any ono between whom and NJ Wal.
ton there any annosy on either side; Mr.. Walton
had amnesty against Mr.. YclvcrtonsO much so, that
he carried pistol do not know that Mr. Yolyerion had
any feeling against him but natural that lac should,
or Mr.. Walton insued him twice, after inv ting
him his house never heard Mr. Ycvcrton express
any luminosity against Mr. Walton but do know that Mr..
Walton Ind annosity against Mr.. felvcrton.
" Nothing 4aid about Mr.. Walton the last time
ycu and Mr.. YciycrtoD met A. No, SIR do not know
that sir. waiions name was mentioned al all, sir
y. Can YOU state when you last your husband A.