, 1860-11-22

room In comm: up stairs or returning; hare
norecouection ofhayicg any conversation wit.
any one In the dining room; found Mrs. +.
and Nr. Stuart In tic library; don't know:
whether the door was shut Or not; askc.i
who had been breaking the rines- He said.
Mr. Stuart; said that was mr. business ami
not bis; he made no answer: I might have
said in my deposition that Alr. Stuart told
nj that Has tho right way to trim them; |
told him Il had caught him there would
hare put him out OF the place; be said nothing:
iwas excited; don't know but spoke In VII
excited tonc, and vert into the library in .
grcat hurry; don't remember whether |
knocked at the door; spoke to Mrs. Burch
first; told Etna1t II the yipes wanted trim
ming would do It myself; don't know
whether or not told him that It caught him
there again would put him out, in giving my
tel Stuart 30 in tic deposition; whetherT
said that spoke to Mrs. 3. first; am no;
sure that Itestsfcd that t1Il Mrs. Durch OF
III think so testified; think that positively
told him; the next time I saw Stuart there
was at the the time the banks failed; don't re-
collect the month OF the time; ]
He went to Buffalo first; don't know when be
returned; think Stuart was there from five
to SIX different times during Burch's absence;
am not certain; in my deposition testified
that the only times saw him after February,
1883, was In the grapery; they have it dow.
Justice DeWolf was here anl spoke the truth
he would say the same; think the part about
the breaking Of tho yines was read over to me,
and think this part was read over to me; JUS
tice DeWolf took mo down wrong; think
the part here WAS read over to me; did not
correct it because thought It was down
right; knew there was dispute about it
among the iawycFs 1t may be down In the Ge-
position IN another place, or it may not
think Nr. Burch went away about O'Clock on
the Michigan Central; ! think that ! train
leaves at that time; I do ut think went with
lin to the cars; think he was gone three or
four weeks; think A1r. Stuart was there the
the next evening but one; not certain; it
might Lave been one day after;
it was In the evening he came; don't know
how long be remained there; he was there
when shut up the house; think he came
evening afecr the first; think perhaps there
WIS m evening between; the reason did not
FAY five or eiI lines in my deposttions was
because It that time was mistaken rs to how
long Mr.. Burch Wis away my thoughts broke
the mistaketo nci 1had never convefsed one
never told Geo. Collinson that had converset
with him; have talked with Collinson about
this case; nobody asked me to ask CDllinson
about this case; the third time I saw Mr.. S:u-
art there during the absence was on Sunday;
don't know how long alter the second TING,
perhaps Gay, perhaps week; Mr.. Joseph
Turner was there; don't know whether Miss
Spa1ding was there; know A[iss Spalling
and Fannie Eurch came back In '53; think in
January; the next time saw him WITS in the
library OF parlor; don't remember whether
locked the parlor doors the next time saw
Stuart there was when Mr. Burch went to
Michigan; don't know when that was, fore
part oi the year or In the Fall he was goueto
Michigan three or four days; he was there the
same evening Ar. Burch went away; think
Stuart WAS there two or three times; the Sec
oud time might have been the next evening, or
one evening intervening, the next time was
vcned; don't know when A1r: Burch went to
Michigan; the next time saw Mr.. Stuart
there, was when the young ladies' came, which
was in January; perhaps 80, perhaps IS; it
could not have been Us late as the middle Of
February, IS; It might have been in the mi1-
die Of January, '5S; it might have been the
think II wus about a month bef1rs: Mr. TUT
ner was taken sick; the young ladies e.me on
the Michigan Central at midnight: I went
to the depvt; Nr. Turner was out r,1t Of the
evening shut up the house about II o'clock
could not say whether any Of tho servants
went to bed before they arrived; did not;
Dir. Turner went down perhaps with me, per
Laps not; the train arrived about O'Clock;
the trunks came to the house soon after, there
were two servant girls, Ann and Jane Dora; +;
and another, Jane O'Hara; AN not quite sure
the two Dora girls were there; Ann Dora left
IN May or June, 1859; don't recollect that I
went up stairs more than once between ten
and c1eyen o'clock to shut upthe house don't
know whether Mr. Turner was in his ruoul or
not Mr. BuEch was East; how long after their
arrival before lc came home can't telli l
think it wis more than two days and less than
] being homo one Christmas and New
fcaf1: do not Trcollect OF sceinE
| Mrs Horace Turner. on Christmas Of ST; /
recollect ot taking Ar. Turner'S baggage to the
cars in the evening, but don't know when be
usually went away on the Michigan Central !;
came, but don't know; the next time I saw
| Ar. Stuart was when Afr. Turner was sick :
| Mrs. Burch's mother, and Miss Spalding, and
! Miss Annic Burch wcEo there; Stuart was
there part Of Saturday and Suudly; Ar. Ju-
scph Turner died on Saturday; Nj. Stuart
whether lc did when Mr- Burch was at home !;
| took somebody to see Mr. Clazkson, to have.
him conduct the funeral services; don't
think I spoke to 3tr. Clarksous cannot be
certain whetherany one went with me: il did
! don't rccol1ect who 1t was; I think went
! myself and took q note don't know whether
! brought note back; think passed the
| time with him, and he said It gas cold mor1-
| Ing; think he talked to me about the funeral
| services have not thought Of the other
| matters began to think about them when
Mrs. BuEch went away; thought Of
the first time I saw aIr. Stuart there; |;
| 3r. Turner Was dellrious during his sickness !;
| was sick six or seven days to bis bed; nftcr-
ward saw Mr. Stuart there two or three times,
| l think, after Mr. Turner's death; think 1t
was within two or three months: Mrs. ..
! three months; don't knew what month don't
| know whether Aif. Burch went away with her
| or not; hc returned with her; he Was away
about two months.
Inext saw Mr Stuart there in the fal1 Of '5s;;
1t might bare been In October; know 1t was
| not III August: 1t might have been the hitter
part Of September; saw Nr. Stuart in the
| g1pery once during business hours; vas In
| the yard; don't remember what l WIS doing !;
! dou't know how long they we're there; saw
them afterwards that fail come into the house
| l neycr SAW them in the house or grapcry
again that fall; The next time saw Mr. Stuart
there WIS In the spring Of 1853; 1t might have
been In March, It VAS before she went East in
July; no circumstance enables me to state it
was the 1st Of July; I can't tell whether lie was
there In January, February, Narch, April, May
or June; the next time saw him there was III
| the fall Of 1859, at the time Of the National
Fair, some time In September; what part OF It
| don't remember; at that time saw them In
the grapery, they passed through the green
house into the graperJ; how long they stayed
there don't know; some time before lett
I saw them again; don't rccollect seeing them
there more than twice in the grapery or green
house that fall; yes, I saw him so into lie
house couple of times that ff...,.i: but
do not know how lon~~ he STAYED
in the house during these times, nor how long
stayed in the front yar1i in the fall OF s!
drove her to StuaEt's Office. Mr.. Dekoven was
sick at the housei don't know wEen; Miss
Spa1dfng wc. not in the buggy ut that time; ]
dor't socollect going TO the fremont house
that time: think drove tsst to Stuart's c1lc !:
think went to . dry goods store Oh laAc
don't fecoliect the N onth or whether DeHoyer
OF Miss Spaulding was at the house at the
time; don't remember driving there on more
than one occasion; think did not driyt
down Dearborn street Us went to the Office
have carried notes 10 Mr. Stuart; think thu
first one was IN the spring Of 1857; N1. Stuas1
was at the fremont House sick; he WITS in tht
third story On the north side went to Ais
room four OF five times; he came to tho door
took one or two to his office In the year 1858
can't say whether spring OF hl!-perhaps both
] have taken notes to his house-cant SOY
whether In tall Of 1857, it might have been
have taken grapes to his house In fl
Of 1858; Mr. Burch had left names on t
card, giyfug names, wheEo and number G
times when grapes were to be taken to
took to Stuart only once; took to Mrs
Ashas Carter at Mrs. phillipa' perhaps once o
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